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‘Askola’ Sea Buckthorn [Female]
$18.00This female cultivar of Sea Buckthorn features fine silver foliage all season and edible orange berries in fall and winter, selected for high yields, rich in Vitamins A, C (about 7 times more than lemons) & E, antioxidants and omega 3 oils. Don’t just focus on the fruit though, the leaves can be dried and used for tea! This is a vigorous and attractive shrub that can grow 10-12 ft. in height if not pruned. Tolerant of alkaline and salty soil, and very cold hardy. Needs a male pollinizer for fruit set.
During the Cold War, East Germany used them as a healthful substitute for orange juice. The fruit is also unique for its oil content, which is used as a treatment for burns and skin diseases as well as for ulcers and other illnesses. You will often see Sea Buckthorn as an ingredient in many nutritional supplements and cosmetics. Sea Buckthorn berries can also be processed into fruit leather, purees and jams. Harvest out fruit by hand or by cutting off the fruit-laden branches and freezing them. The frozen berries can easily be shaken off and, after thawing, make great juice and preserves. Like cranberry juice, Sea Buckthorn juice is usually diluted with up to 70% water.
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‘Autumn Magic’ Aronia
$16.00Rich, sweet-tart flavour. This spreading ornamental shrub yields berries packed with pectin, and high in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Great for wine, jams, and smoothies. Blueberry-sized berries are sweet and astringent when eaten fresh. Fruit is astringent and may not appeal to everyone’s tastes. White, sweet-scented five-petal blooms appear in spring along with fine-toothed foliage that turns a fiery-red in fall, creating a welcome ornamental addition to your landscape. Pest- and disease-resistant. Cold hardy. Ripens in September. Self-pollinating. Native to North America. Also known as “Chokeberry”.
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‘Bluecrop’ Blueberry
$13.00Consistently productive; fruit is large, light blue, firm with small flower scars and is crack resistant; mild flavour; fruiting season is from mid-July to mid-August; fall foliage is red; vigorous upright bush; leading commercial variety.
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‘Boreal Beast’ Haskap
$18.00Boreal Beast is very vigorous and sturdy upright growing haskap. What makes Beast stand out is its later flowering and late-season fruit ripening. Its fruit are remarkable for flavour when fresh or frozen. Cross-pollination is required. Compatible with Boreal Beauty, Boreal Blizzard and Honeybee. New release 2018!
Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Boreal Beauty’ Haskap
$18.00Boreal Beauty fruits are heavy, firm, mostly oval, and hold onto branches with just the right amount of force and taste great. Bushes are strong, upright growers and show no signs of mildew. Very productive! Almost all large-fruited haskap cause branches to bend over, but not ‘Boreal Beauty’, her branches remain strong and upright. Another member of the Boreal series that flowers and ripens later than previous UofS cultivars. Cross-pollination is required. Currently only compatible with Boreal Beast. New release in 2017!
Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Boreal Blizzard’ Haskap
$18.00Boreal Blizzard is one of the first larger berried varieties set to completely change the Haskap industry! It was so named because the fruit size, productivity, and flavour stopped the breeders in their tracks. Berries are more than twice as heavy as ‘Tundra’ or ‘Borealis’. This variety is an excellent choice for home growers, U-picks and commercial harvester type orchards. The first release of the Boreal series that flowers and ripens later than previous UofS cultivars. Cross-pollination is required. Compatible with Borealis, Boreal Beast, Honey Bee & Tundra as pollinizers. New release in 2016.
Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Borealis’ Haskap
Borealis is noted for yielding very large fruit with excellent flavour. Its fruit has a softer, more delicate fruit than Tundra. Borealis is an ideal option for U-Pick operations or for the home gardener. Requires cross pollination. Compatible with Aurora, Berry Blue, Boreal Blizzard and Honeybee.
This University of Saskatchewan introduction produces blueberry-like fruit that ripens as early as Strawberries. Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Cabernet Splash’ Blueberry
$16.00Now, you won’t need to choose between ornamental and fruiting plants.
Compact, new plants are coming to market that offers homeowners ornamental value as well as fruit production that fit in modern properties.
‘Cabernet Splash’ is a chance sport of Vaccinium ‘Toro’. Its new foliage emerges a deep. dark, cabernet colour, then mottles cabernet-green as it matures. Cabernet Splash produces an abundance of delicious, medium-sized fruits.
Now, you won’t need to choose between ornamental and fruiting plants. Cabernet Splash is a four-season, ornamental edible. Cabernet Splash works in deciduous backgrounds, in borders, mass plantings, or as stunning and delicious container planting for the patio.
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‘Chicago Hardy’ Fig
$22.00 – $40.00Finally a fig worthy of Kootenay growing!
Chicago Hardy Figs are hardy to Canada Zone 6. A must for the experienced gardener; with a bit of effort, they can be grown outside like a bush! For average growers in the Kootenays, Figs can be grown in pots which can be taken inside overwinter for survival through dormancy. Nothing quite like a fresh fig from your own tree! Very productive as it is able to produce fruit on both the new and old woods. May die back in colder climates and resume growth from the base in spring. Fruit ripens to a dark mahogany-purple colour from July until frost. Self-pollinating.
*Note: We do not offer replacements for poor winter management of your fig tree. These figs are on the edge of cold hardiness for the Kootenay region. Plant at your own risk.
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‘Crimson Passion’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Crimson Passion is a hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of Sour Cherry released in the Romance Series of Dwarf Sour Cherries from the University of Saskatchewan in 2004. CP produces the the sweetest of the series which is deep red (lighter red than Cupid and Romeo) and perfect for fresh eating or processing. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Tends to stay more compact than those of the series. Grows well as a bushy hedge instead of pruning into a single-trunked tree.
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‘Cupid’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Cupid is a hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of Sour Cherry released in the Romance Series of Dwarf Sour Cherries from the University of Saskatchewan in 2004. Cupid produces the largest fruit of all the sour cherries which is dark/red and perfect for fresh eating. It tends to be a bit later than other varieties, most likely due to its size. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Grows well as a bushy hedge instead of pruning into a single-trunked tree.
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‘Cutie Pie’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Cutie Pie produces bright red cherries and is a grandchild of the Les Kerr breeding program at the University of Saskatchewan. Its heritage comes from crossing Mongolian-European sour cherries. Self-pollinating, but benefits from cross-pollination. Released in 2021 from UofS Fruit Breeding Program.
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‘D’Artagnan’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00A’Artagnan is from the new Musketeer Series from the University of Saskatchewan and is closely related to their previous romance series having the same parents as Valentine, Juliet and Crimson Passion. While it was developed for commercial producers who needed improved plant habit for sideways harvest machines, D’Artagnan is a great choice for home gardeners looking for an easy to manage cherry hedge. It tends to have have increased suckering compared to the Romance series, but branches stay shorter and more flexible, only requiring thinning pruning after 12 years in trial (compared to 7 years for other cultivars). Fruit is burgundy with proper proportions for commercial use. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Self-pollinating but cross pollinates well with the Romance series. Released in 2021 from UofS Fruit Breeding Program.
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‘Duke’ Blueberry
$13.00Consistent heavy producer of medium to large, light blue, very firm fruit with mild, tart flavour; late bloom periods avoid late spring frosts; fruiting season is from early July to early August; branches will droop to the ground when laden with fruit; fall foliage is orange-yellow; upright bush.
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‘Erntekrone’ Lingonberry
Erntekrone is a high yielding lingonberry with good summer and fall yields. Growth is vigorous and upright reaching 8-12″. Leaves are dark green and more rounded than other cultivars. Berries are medium to large and bright red. Produces 2 crops per year (August and October). Developed in 1981 in Germany. Known by several other common names including partridgeberry, foxberry, northern mountain cranberry, cowberry, wolf-berry, dry ground cranberry, rock cranberry, and lingberry among others.
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‘Firecracker’ Goji Berry
$26.00Firecracker is a dwarf and self-fertile variety. Goji Berries are an abundant and early fruiting shrub Native to China. Mauve flowers blossom from June to September and an abundance of red-orange fruits ripen from July to September. These berries are delicious, nutrient-rich, high in antioxidants, and are often called a super fruit. Many describe their flavour as being like a tart cherry tomato. Goji berries have a very unusual growth habit where it is somewhat like a vine, but also very much a tree.
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‘Honey Bee’ Haskap
Honey Bee is utilized for a pollinizer of most varieties, however still produces a suitable crop. Berries are slightly tart and have an ability to ‘hang-on’ to the plant to reduce drop when ripe. Very suitable for home growers and U-pick, but not mechanical harvesting. Bushes are upright and vigorous, with resistance to leaf powdery mildew. Compatible with Aurora, Borealis, Boreal Beast, Boreal Blizzard, and Tundra.
This University of Saskatchewan introduction produces blueberry-like fruit that ripens as early as Strawberries. Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Jelly Bean®’ Blueberry
Jelly Bean® is an absolute charmer in the landscape or in patio pots with its near perfect and natural spherical shape. It is a little puffball of a blueberry, but don’t let that make you think its berries will be small too. This little wonder is prolific – producing a bumper crop of large-sized, flavorful blueberries mid-summer. Jelly Bean’s spring colour is vivid with bright (nearly lime) green. These greens give way to deeper shades of darker greens and reds. By summer, especially in cooler climates, Jelly Bean® offers breathtaking colour contrast in the garden with beautiful green foliage that has brilliant red leaf margins. The leaves are smaller and more elongated than traditional blueberries. Growing to less than 3’ and maintaining a tidy mounding shape, Jelly Bean® would be a perfect mini hedge along a path or surrounding larger shrub plantings and is also beautiful in decorative patio pots. Good news for northern dwellers – Jelly Bean® is hardy to zone 4. Self-pollinating.
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‘Juliet’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Enjoy bountiful harvests of delicious fruits from an easy to reach, compact plant. White spring blossoms provide an attractive display, followed by clusters of dark red, sour-sweet fruit which ripen in late summer. During trials, Juliet was always first or close second in sweetness and ranked the best flavour for fresh eating directly from the tree when allowed to ripen. Great for processing and fresh eating. Part of the University of Saskatchewan Romance Series (2004). Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Grows well as a bushy hedge instead of pruning into a single-trunked tree.
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‘Koralle’ Lingonberry
$16.00Grow nutritious berries on compact shrubs! Fruits are high in vitamin C and make tasty sauces, jellies, and wines. Small pink flowers bloom in spring and repeat in summer, followed at least one crop (two in a good year) of slightly tart, bright red edible berries in late summer into fall. Growth habit is suitable for rock gardens or as a groundcover. Grows 12 to 18 inches tall and wide. Requires low pH, acidic soil to thrive. Cold-hardy. Ripens in mid-August and mid-October. Self-pollinating.
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‘Korsor’ Elderberry
$20.00Korsor is a variety of black European elder notable for its large, dark, juicy berries. It grows to about 8 feet tall. Bred in Demark.
European black elderberries are the most sought-after and productive elder species because they have been selected for heavy yields and cold hardiness. The berries are renowned as a nutritive anti-viral and immune system tonic. If you buy elderberries or elderberry tincture in the store, you are most likely looking at a variety of European black elder, Sambucus nigra. Flowers can also be harvested!
This species is partly self-fertile, so doesn’t require cross-pollination, but the yields will be heavier with a second variety planted nearby. Elder shrubs prefer partial shade to full sun, with higher yields in more sun. It’s best to irrigate them in summer. Netting may be required to keep birds from destroying berry crop.
American elderberries (Sambucus canadensis) are native to the Midwest US and are more vigorous than black European elderberries (Sambucus nigra). Both are planted commercially for medicinal berries. Our Kootenay native blue elderberry (S. cerulea) also make wonderful medicine, and they are more drought tolerant than other varieties. Don’t accidentally mistake red elderberries (S. racemosa) for any of the edible and medicinal varieties – they are not safe to consume.
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‘Leikora’ Sea Buckthorn [Female]
$18.00This female cultivar of Sea Buckthorn was selected for high yields, of large fruits rich in Vitamins A, C (about 7 times more than lemons) & E, antioxidants and omega 3 oils. Don’t just focus on the fruit though, the leaves can be dried and used for tea! This is a vigorous and attractive shrub that can grow 10-12 ft. in height if not pruned. Tolerant of alkaline and salty soil, and very cold hardy. Needs a male pollinizer for fruit set.
During the Cold War, East Germany used them as a healthful substitute for orange juice. The fruit is also unique for its oil content, which is used as a treatment for burns and skin diseases as well as for ulcers and other illnesses. You will often see Sea Buckthorn as an ingredient in many nutritional supplements and cosmetics. Sea Buckthorn berries can also be processed into fruit leather, purees and jams. Harvest out fruit by hand or by cutting off the fruit-laden branches and freezing them. The frozen berries can easily be shaken off and, after thawing, make great juice and preserves. Like cranberry juice, Sea Buckthorn juice is usually diluted with up to 70% water.
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‘Martin’ Saskatoon
$16.00This variety was selected by Dieter Martin in Saskatchewan for exceptionally large and tasty fruit with improved ripening uniformity compared to its “Thiessen” parentage. The plant is vigorous but maintains a good upright form. One of the more compact saskatoons, Martin grows to be around 10ft tall and can spread out 13ft if not maintained. Fruit is suited for fresh eating and processing.
Average fruit size 15mm (0.6″). Average yields. Moderate suckering.
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‘Midnight Cascade®’ Blueberry
$30.00Introducing the first hanging basket blueberry on the market! Growing just 18-24 in. tall with a similar spread, Midnight Cascade™ Blueberry is ideal for hanging baskets and containers. Imagine stepping outside your home and picking medium, sweet, aromatic berries with hints of vanilla. In addition to sweet berries, Midnight Cascade has ornamental green foliage with hints of red that darkens in the fall. Like other blueberries, this plant performs best when grown in full sun. Requires 450 chill hours to fruit. Self-pollinating.
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‘Northline’ Saskatoon
$16.00Northline is a popular variety due to its smaller size, heavy yields and great-tasting fruit. Upright habit and uniform ripening are also added perks! Suited for fresh eating and processing. Can be harvested by hand or mechanically.
Average fruit size 16mm (0.6″). High yields. High suckering.
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‘Peach Sorbet®’ Blueberry
$26.00Peach Sorbet® is a show stopper all year long! This compact blueberry is stunning with leaves that are peach, pink, orange, and emerald green. White bell-shaped flowers will appear in spring, leading to an abundant summer crop of sweet, tropical flavored blueberries. In most climates, this plant will keep its leaves throughout winter and turn a rich eggplant purple. Self-pollinating.
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‘Pink Icing®’ Blueberry
$26.00Pink Icing® has breathtaking spring and fall foliage. Spring brings lovely new growth foliage colour that has varying shades of pink mixed with bright and deeper greens. An attractive and compact plant that bears loose clusters of sweet blueberries. Grows well in containers! Ripens in mid-July. In the winter, Pink Icing® foliage takes on a stunning iridescent turquoise blue foliage hue which is impressive when planted in mass. Plant in decorative patio pots or plant in the landscape or garden for year-round colour and beauty. Self-pollinating.
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‘Pink Lemonade’ Blueberry
$26.00Finally back at Linden Lane! A stunning ornamental that bears delicious pink blueberries. This unique berry matures to a bright pink colour and offers a flavorful treat. The plant produces showy pink flowers in spring and gold and orange foliage in fall. Mid- to late-season. Developed in 1996. Cold-hardy. Ripens in late July to early August. Self-pollinating. Rabbiteye crossed to North Highbush.
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‘Razz’ Blueberry
$16.00An amazing flavour! Not available in grocery stores because it’s too delicate for mass shipping. Fat, juicy berries are a pretty periwinkle blue and are simply splendid for fresh eating. It’s one of our favourites for its distinctly raspberry-flavoured notes making it taste more like huckleberry. Razz also takes well to baking and preserves. Also an extremely attractive landscape plant, with a flaming foliage show in the fall. Disease-resistant. Ripens in July-August. Northern highbush. Developed by Frederick Coville at the USDA in 1934. Self-pollinating.
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‘Reka’ Blueberry
$13.00High yielding blueberry for the Kootenays. Medium-sized fruits are dark blue and ripen around the same time as Duke. Excellent for fresh eating and processing. Plants are vigours and cold hardy.
Adaptable to a wide range of northern climates and soil types, Reka produces early-ripening, medium-sized berries with an exceptionally rich flavour and pleasing aroma. Surprisingly high yields and beautiful burgundy red fall colour on this 4 -6 ft. bush makes Reka a must-have for every blueberry lover. Dark blue fruits ripen about the same time as Duke, but the berries have better flavour. Developed in New Zealand, Reka is a Northern Highbush variety that grows best in temperate climates where total winter chilling is 1,000 hours or more. Its fruits are excellent for fresh eating and processing. Vigorous and fast growing, Reka Blueberry is also a good choice for local farm markets and u-pick markets. May require support wires due to heavy yields!
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‘Romeo’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Romeo is a hardy deciduous hybrid shrub variety of Sour Cherry released in the Romance Series of Dwarf Sour Cherries from the University of Saskatchewan in 2004. It features dark red/black, flavourful fruit most suitable for fresh eating, processing, and juice production. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. Romeo is also suitable as an accent or landscape shrub. Grows well as a bushy shrub instead of pruning into a single-trunked tree.
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‘Smoky’ Saskatoon
$16.00One of the oldest and first good yielding cultivars, a majority of the commercial saskatoon orchards were based on this cultivar until Northline and other cultivars were introduced. Slightly smaller fruit size with a milder taste with lower acidity. Blooms later than other cultivars thereby potentially avoid spring frost damage.
Average fruit size 14mm (0.5″). High yields. High suckering.
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‘Sweet Thing’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
Sweet Thing produces some of the highest quality sour cherries that the University of Saskatchewan has seen. Comes from the linage of ‘Carmen Jewel’ and ‘Erdi Jubileum’, and may even contain heritage from Hungarian sweet cherry. Rick Sawatzky’s favourite for eating quality while using for research. Not as cold hardy as the Romance series, but has great potential for warmer areas such as BC and Ontario. Fruit tend to be large and are excellent for fresh eating, juicing and deserts. Self-pollinating, but benefits from cross-pollination. Released in 2021 from UofS Fruit Breeding Program.
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‘Thiessen’ Saskatoon
$16.00A popular variety with U-Picks and homeowners because of it’s tall tree-like shape and larger berries! Blooms earlier than other cultivars and is considered one of the most productive Saskatoon varieties! Great for eating fresh, baking in pies, or storing as preserves!
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‘Top Hat’ Blueberry
$18.00A hardy dwarf variety with sweetly-flavoured light blue fruit in early mid-season and pretty bell-shaped flowers, bushy and compact with lovely red fall colour. Primarily grown as an ornamental, but it’s also valued for its edible qualities. Perfect for the patio!
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‘Tundra’ Haskap
Tundra’s fruit is firm and does not bleed from the stem end when removed from the plant, making this variety suitable for mechanical harvest. It possesses the desired fruit shape and size to appeal to the Japanese market and rated high in the flavour testing. Bushes tend to grow outward. Cross pollination is required. Compatible with Aurora, Boreal Blizzard and Honeybee.
This University of Saskatchewan introduction produces blueberry-like fruit that ripens as early as Strawberries. Also known as Honeyberries or Blue Honeysuckle, Canadian Haskap are superior to any other Honeyberries with sweeter, wild Blueberry flavour and larger, fleshier fruit not unlike oversize Blueberries. The plant themselves are extremely cold tolerant and these are a great fruit alternative for cold climates.
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‘Valentine’ Dwarf Sour Cherry
$30.00Valentine is the only bright red in the Romance Series of Dwarf Sour Cherries from the University of Saskatchewan. It is a preferred variety for drying as fruit maintain their red colour, but also suitable for fresh eating and processing. Although sour is in their name, they can be surprisingly sweet when harvested at the right stage of ripeness. High yielding as plants a generally larger than others in the series. Grows well as a bushy shrub instead of pruning into a single-trunked tree.
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Black Currant
$16.00A handsome fruiting hedge. Extremely productive. Medium-sized fruit forms in clusters on this compact, upright bush. Fruit is high in vitamin C and can be eaten fresh, but is traditionally used for prized and popular preserves. Also ideal for juicing, wine, and fruit liqueurs. Plant tolerates shade. Cold-hardy. Ripens in June or July. Self-pollinating.
*Do not plant within 900 ft. of white pines due to the potential for Blister Rust.
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Black Jostaberry
$20.00A gooseberry and currant cross! The rich berry taste is reminiscent of gooseberry with a kiss of black currant. Deep-red, almost-black fruit is high in vitamin C and forms in large clusters, ideal for juices, jams and jellies, and fresh-eating. Cold-hardy plants are long-lived, thornless, and productive once established. Debuted in 1977. The name “jostaberry” itself is a combination of the German word for blackcurrant, “Johannisbeere” and for gooseberry, “Stachelbeere”. Disease-resistant to American gooseberry mildew, black currant leaf spot, white pine blister rust, and big bud gall mite. Ripens in July. Self-pollinating but does well with cross-pollination.
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High Bush Cranberry
$16.00Beautiful white blossoms found in the late spring lead to large clusters of bright red berries by the end of the summer. Tolerant of frost, likes sun and can do well in most soil types though it prefers well-drained, moist soils. The fruits may be eaten raw or cooked. Like “regular” cranberries, they are high in vitamin C and have a deliciously tart, acid taste!
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