Novelty Plants

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Hardy to minus 40 degrees. Highly valued in Europe for both its ornamental value and useful fruit, Aronia deserves to be much more widely planted in the U.S. Abundant showy white flowers in the spring are followed in the fall by large jet black berries and brilliant, fire-red foliage. See More Details

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Hardy to minus 40 degrees. Highly valued in Europe for both its ornamental value and useful fruit, Aronia deserves to be much more widely planted in the U.S. Abundant showy white flowers in the spring are followed in the fall by large jet black berries and brilliant, fire-red foliage.See More Details

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A tart bush cherry, introduced by E.M Meader, typically grows less than 5 feet tall, full sun to partial shade, in moderate to well drained soil. Produces average sized tart cherries, that ripen late August, early September. See More Details

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Produces huge clusters of 1/4 inch berries. Pendulous flower heads prevent birds from getting all the fruit. Bob Gordon is unusual as an elderberry, it’s fruit can grow on new canes, so some growers with a long growing season do cut to the ground yearly. This will make a lower 5 - 6 ft tall easier to harvest.See More Details

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Self-pollinating so only one plant is necessary for fruit production.
The berries are larger than the American varieties and is aslo self-pollinating so only one plant is necessary for fruit production. See More Details

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 2 varieties are required for fruit. 
Large, sweet fruit. Good for jelly, pie and wine. Hardy and productive bush will grow 6 – 8 feet. Pollinate withSee More Details

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2 Different Varieties Needed for Pollination. 
Largest berries of any cultivated elderberry. Juicy, sweet, purplish black berries. Good for jam, jelly, juice, pie and wine. See More Details

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American hybrid with large dark purple berries, tall upright growth up to 6 feet. 
Cross pollinate with Bob Gordon.See More Details

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This nutritious, sweet and tasty berries are popular in Chinese dishes and are among the highest in antioxidants.  See More Details

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Cascade; Easiest variety to grow, 4.5 - 7% bittering, does well in most locations.
Hops put the "Bitter" in beer. See More Details

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Centennial is an aroma variety that was released in 1990. It is considered a very balanced hop and sometimes referred to as a super Cascade.

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Chinook Hops will add 12%-14% alpha acid content to your hops schedule. It is a dual purpose alpha variety, and is good for the beginning of the boil, or mid-additions in brewing.See More Details

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Nugget: Vigorous producer of large hop cones.
High bittering: 11-14%. Hops put the "Bitter" in beer.  Rhizomes

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Willamette: Improved Fuggle type. Excellent all-purpose hops. 4-6% bitterness. Disease resistant.
Hops put the "Bitter" in beer.
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This refreshingly flavorful root is often used as a condiment with roast beef and oysters as well as many other uses. Although the root is a perennial it is often grown as an annual, See More Details

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The skin is green and develops a purple-red blush in the sun about the size of a large grape.See More Details

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A newer variety originating from Michigan State, very productive, is prized for its exceptionally large fruit and delicious flavor. See More Details

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Ratio of kiwi plants is 1 male for 6 female plants.See More Details

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Originated Swedish University, highly vigorous growth with plant height at 12 inches, and in desirable conditions can reach 15 inches. Flowers in July and September, with high yields of very large, deep red colored berries. Plants are vigorous, growing many rhizomes excellent resistance to diseases. 
3.25" Container See More Details

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(Val-89254) Originated Swedish University, highly vigorous growth with plant height between 12 and 15 inches. Early flowering, with high yields of very large, deep red colored berries Plants are vigorous, growing many rhizomes excellent resistance the root diseases. 

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Very reliable and productive, Davis Pawpaw bears abundant amounts of large, high quality, sweet fruit. This is one of our earliest ripening varieties.

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One of the very earliest ripening varieties, bears a good crop of large, sweet, flavorful fruit.
Size at Maturity: 12-15 ft. in height,See More Details

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One of the largest Pawpaw varieties, Potomac™ Pawpaw features delicious, sweet and richly flavored fruit that often weighs 3/4 lb. or more. Potomac has an attractive, upright growth habit.See More Details

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Rebecca's Gold Paw Paw - Large sweet flavorful fruit.
Bloom: April  12-15 Ft at maturitySee More Details

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This unique variety often begins bearing within two years after planting. Ripens early and producesSee More Details

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 A popular and reliable variety bears a good crop of very large, sweet and delicious fruit.

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German variety - Leikora. 
The males are for pollination purposes only and do not produce fruit. See More Details

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German variety - Leikora. 
Blooms in April and is wind pollinated. A male and a female plant must be planted within 20 feet of each other in order to produce fruit. See More Details

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Ficus carica -  Olympian fig is a ultra cold hardy fig and absolutely delicious. This fig produces very sweet fruits with thin purple skin with a red to violet flesh. Discovered by retired biologist Denny McGaughy, he named it after the city where he found it in a sheltered location. The hardy Fig Tree does will in a variety of soils, but require at least 8 hours of sunlight during the growing season. Cold injury can be reduced by choosing sites without direct sunlightSee More Details