Chicago Hardy Fig plants are some of the best fruit producing plants to grow. Known to be the most winter hardy fig available they’re easily grown in containers or directly in the ground, creating beautiful small trees that yield up to 100 pints of tasty figs once fully grown. They can grow up to 3’ per season, reaching heights of 8’ in containers, or taller in the ground if left unpruned.

This Red Seedless Grape Canadice has a tremendous number of features and benefits, that easily sets it apart from other grapes. It bears medium sized, firm, red grapes and is an early ripening variety and often known to still produce after unseasonable cold winters or sub zero temperatures. It has a sweet flavor with just a touch of spiciness and no tough skins. The flavor is delicious and it's a self-pollinating type.

Black Cumberland is a old time classic and very popular black raspberry bush that produces high yields of large, juicy and thin skinned raspberries with few seeds. The medium sized berries are early ripening in mid season by the second year. It has a delicious sweet flavor and is perfect for pies, jams and jellies. Cumberland is very cold hardy and survives in cold temperatures to minus 20F. It freezes well and is good for canning too. It is extremely long-lived and grows well in any soil type.

There is nothing sweeter than picking a Meyer Lemon fruit off your own plant! With this Meyer Lemon, grown outdoors in the summer and indoors in the winter, all gardeners can enjoy that experience. Meyer Lemons are a cross between lemon & orange, making them extra sweet and juicy. Easy to grow plants excel in containers and remain a manageable size. Fragrant flowers in the summer, fruit inside the home in winter! Ships Mid May

Enjoy healthy, mouth-watering, plump blueberries right from your garden with this outstanding 2 pc. Jersey Blueberry Collection. Vigorous, mature plants will produce luscious berries during mid-summer in succession for a long and solid five week harvest.