Pollinators flock to these fragrant, deep-purple plumes.

The first pink blueberry.

At only 3 feet, a container blueberry with hot pink flowers.

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

Garden variety standard with late season harvest.

Fall bearing with fantastic flavor.

Giant berries extend the season in cool climates.

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

A red raspberry-blackberry cross.

Old variety great for jams and preserves.

High-wattage yellow flowers flutter over brooding, dark reddish-purple foliage.

Fragrant blooms cover 4-6 ft shrubs. Exceptionally hardy.

Attractive and productive southern highbush variety.

Brilliant raspberry pink, honey-scented blossoms attract pollinators galore.

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

Abundant vitamin-rich raspberries on thornless plants.

Showy cloudbursts of lavender-pink flowers float above masses of fern-like green leaves.

Favorite for mid-summer harvests.

Early-season harvest of large, aromatic, tasty fruit.

Produces fruits on first-year canes.

Very heavy crops of medium sized blueberries. Rarely bothered by late frost. Mid Season.

Ideal for containers, pots and hanging baskets.

Exceptional flavor and sweetness. Perfect for home gardens.

Very well-balanced mix of yellow, white, orange and red.