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The official state fruit tree of Louisiana! The trees produce spectacular blooms in early spring followed by a tart, red berry that is popular for making jelly. After the first frost the tree’s leaves turn yellow and provide beautiful fall foliage.

Red mulberry trees are deciduous trees that produce inconspicuous flowers and showy fruits. They tend to have expansive, round canopies. Their fruits, which are red or dark purple in color when ripe, are their most defining characteristic.

Fruiting vine with deep green foliage. Vigorous vine produces an abundance of medium-sized, black berries with excellent flavor early fall. Self-fruitful with high disease resistance producing a dry scar when harvested.

This rabbiteye blueberry variety produces deep blue, medium-sized berries. The upright, vigorous plant ripens early to mid-season, with outstanding yields. The berries are delicious for eating and can serve as a pop of bright color to ornament your yard or garden.

A quick-growing blueberry that stays compact. White, bell-shaped flowers appear in spring, leading to sweet, dark blueberries. Glossy, dark green foliage looks like a boxwood.

Camellia blueberries are large and excellently flavored, with a lovely, pronounced tropical fruit aroma. The berries will appear in large, tight clusters, with a sky-blue color when dusted with “bloom,” the white powdery substance found on blueberries that indicates freshness.

In the spring Centurion Rabbiteye Blueberry produces white flowers. The foliage is blue green in color. It attracts wildlife, visual attention and songbirds / birds and is resistant to insects, diseases, mildew and heat.

Early season producer. Small to medium fruit. Cross pollinator is needed.

A very late variety that produces large and delicious sweet berries. The berries are a deep blue color that is firm and keeps well. This is a very heavy bearer variety that blooms late protecting your harvest from late freezes.