Edibles Plants For Sale In Alaska

Hardy in zones 8-10, but also an excellent container specimen. 'Double' will not grow double stalks until second year. Double the fruit with this rare and unusual banana that almost always produces two large heads of fruit! The sweet fruit is highly rated,...

Grape vines usually begin producing fruit the second or third year after planting and a mature vine will produce 15-20 pounds annually. Grapes in general: Grapes are easy to grow and with a little careful effort the home gardener will be rewarded with...

June bearing strawberries produce a single crop each year during a 2-3 week period. Tip: Pinch off blooms for first two months on everbearing strawberries to promote larger harvest.

Blooms: spring, Ripens: mid-June. 2-year-old plants are shipped. Dewberries are similar to blackberries, except they are larger and milder, ripen 7-10 days earlier, and grow on a vine rather than a bush.

This collection includes the following: 1 Almond 2 Pecan 1 Sweet Chestnut

Includes 1 each of Red and Yellow Delicious dwarf apple varieties.

Disease resistant. Best tasting, medium size heads! Produces high yields of very flavorful, uniform 3-4” heads. Many side shoots extend harvest season. Excellent for freezing.

Includes 1 each of Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Granny Smith, Red Jonathan and Yellow Transparent Standard Apples.

An old variety that was first introduced in 1895, it is a hardy, vigorous grower. White Imperial produces white, translucent clusters with pink undertones. Medium sized fruit is mild and sweet.

Includes 1 each of Dwarf Honeycrisp and Dwarf Honeygold apple trees.

Gives a wonderful crop of super fine red raspberries, which are large, firm and have extra good flavor. This is a new creation in ever-bearing raspberries! One of the greatest contributions to raspberry growing in many years.

Produces for a long period of time and even through winter in mild climate areas. Deep red, glossy, conical shaped fruit and excellent flavor. Produces even with relatively few daylight hours.

Pollinate with any other sweet cherry. You will enjoy an early-to-mid-season June-July harvest. Stella Cherry recommended. The fruit is medium large and heartshaped and varies from purplish black to red depending on the location.

Attracts hummingbirds. Popular source of Vitamins C and B5, potassium and antioxidant polyphenols. Deer resistant. This is the same variety as the popular brand of commercial pomegranate juice.

Grows 5-6' tall and 3-4' wide. The fruit has a superior fresh flavor or in baked good and preserves. Sweetheart has Northern and Southern highbush parentage, so it grows well in many areas of the USA.

50 each of Beauregard, Centennial and Georgia Jet Sweet Potatoes

Fruit ripens in late September. This tree has large, dark blue fruit with firm, richly flavored yellow flesh; bears heavily every year and is hardy into central Iowa making it a superb choice for the north.

Other Standard Peach varieties available include the Hale Haven and Elberta. Self-fruitful Red Haven Standard peach does not need a pollinator, however will do even better if two are planted.

Collection includes 3 each of Heritage, Fall Gold and Black Hawk raspberry varieties. 9 plants in all!

The hardiest peach available! Hardy in zones 5-9. Survives temperatures of -25 degrees and still produces a full crop. Large, round peaches with bright red cheeks and savory yellow flesh, Ripens in mid-summer.

Includes 25 each of Surecrop, Honeoye, Festival and Sparkle.

Use the Stanley. Dark purple clusters ripen in late September. 1-3' when shipped. An excellent plum for jam, jelly and preserves! The Damson Blue Dwarf Plum grows only 6-8' tall and produces a heavy crop.

It is a firm, deep red everbearer that is a mouth-watering delight for desserts, jams, freezing and eating fresh.

But for greater yield plant with the Bartlett variety. Shipped 1-3' trees. Kieffer Standard Pears produce large, rich-yellow pears. Excellent for canning and eating fresh. Hardy, blight resistant.

This vigorous variety bears lightly in summer and heavily in September in most northern states. One of the most popular red raspberry cultivars available! September produces medium size, tart, juicy berries.

Plan on about 6 plants per person. Nothing compares with fresh raspberry pies and jam! Plant 3' apart in rows 6' apart in good, well-drained garden soil. They are so easy to grow; they produce so much fruit in so little space.

It is disease resistant and cold tolerant. Paul Robeson Heirloom Tomato from Proven Selections has a smoky-sweet flavor. This variety will require a tomato cage because of its vine structure.