Fig – GE Neri
An Italian variety that produces generous extra large fruit the size of a tennis ball.
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Fig – Kadota
An attractive deciduous garden tree with intriguing branching that provides excellent winter character. A reliable fall harvest of especially sweet, greenish yellow fruit.
Fig – Little Miss Figgy
An excellent ornamental and fruit-bearing landscape plant. With a dwarf compact habit, it is smaller and more cold hardy than comparable figs, yet bears large and more prolific fruits spring and fall.
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Fig – Little Ruby
The very best fig for containers! These cute, bite-sized figs are red-fleshed and super-sweet. Kids go wild for them.
Avocado – Joey
Creamy smooth texture, melts in your mouth. Its gorgeous green color makes your gravitate towards this plant. Used in many restaurants because of low oil content.
Avocado – Lila
A smaller, semi dwarf tree that produce fresh, creamy goodness ripening July – September. Lila is a genetic clone of Opal, and is considered to be the second most cold hardy of all Mexican avocado varieties.
Avocado – Mexicola
The Mexicola avocado is an excellent quality, frost-hardy avocado variety. It is noted for its shiny purple-black skin, anise scented leaves and excellent quality flesh. The trees have an upright spreading habit and are vigorous.
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Avocado – Poncho
Lime green color, red blush on midsection; Ripens from August to October; Very cold hardy, can survive temperatures down to 15°
Blackberry – Apache
Produces some of the highest yields and largest fruit of all the thorn-less blackberry cultivars. It is the largest thorn-less, upright berry available. Sweet, cone shaped berry. Ripens late season. Excellent quality. Cold hardy and high yielding.
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Blackberry – Baby Cakes
A dwarf, thornless blackberry perfect for patio pots with its compact habit. In summer, large, classic and sweet tasting berries present on the plant in a fireworks-like spray of fruit. In most regions, this blackberry will produce twice in one season!
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