Cold-hardy trees are especially well-suited for the Northwest’s cool summers.

Everbearing raspberry for fall bearing with great color, flavor, firmness and freezing quality.

Old variety great for jams and preserves.

Favorite for mid-summer harvests.

The cold-hardiest fig available.

Delectable deluge of yellow figs loaded with sweet, succulent amber flesh.

Standard, black raspberry. Ideal for canning or making jams and preserves.

Abundant vitamin-rich raspberries on thornless plants.

Attractive and productive southern highbush variety.

Bumper crop of incredibly luscious gourmet raspberries.

The first pink blueberry.

Produces fruits on first-year canes.

Vines stay a manageable 5 tall and are covered in flowers.

Unbeatable for show and stately presence. A welcoming sight in the classic garden.

A superb dianthus with very large, fragrant flowers.

A red raspberry-blackberry cross.

Abundance of incredibly large blackberries bursting with sweet juicy flavor!

Drought resistant plants spread 9".

A one-of-a kind blueberry developed at Michigan State University.

Luscious large yellow zinnias for beds and bouquets.

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Early season red currant introduction from Holland.

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Terrific performer all summer long with low water needs.

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Thornless plants produce extremely heavy yields.