Fruit Trees Plants Edible Garden For Sale In Louisville Jefferson County

The Blackberry is self-fertile and produces plump berries that ripen in mid-early season and are known for their outstanding flavor and sweetness. The Navaho grows best in USDA zones 6-10, is heat and humidity tolerant, and has an upright growth habit.

The Santa Rose Plum tree requires 600 chill hours. The fruit ripens in late July/early August to a red color with light yellow flesh. The Santa Rosa is a partially self-pollinating plum tree that produces large, firm, good quality plums.

The Flordahome is leaf spot and fire blight resistant. The pears are green and sweet, though slightly tart, and can be eaten fresh or canned. The Flordahome Pear is good for Gulf Coast planting.

They are excellent for eating fresh, salads, sauce, pies, baking, and freezing. Gala apples require 500 chill hours and require a pollinator such as Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Fuji, and Jonathan.

In warmer climates provide partial shade. Jersey tolerates a wide range of soil types, preferring acidic, moist, well-drained soil. A blueberry for hardiness zones 4-8. A classic late season fruit variety that is great for home gardens.

Available in a gallon pot and shipping now. Grows best when planted in acidic soil and full sun. In August, this late-season variety produces 1/2 in. Plants are cold hardy and very ornamental, too.

When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

Very popular eating apple variety commonly sold in super markets. For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Malus domestica root stock which makes it a premium tree.

The Blackberry is self-fertile and produces plump berries that ripen in mid-early season and are known for their outstanding flavor and sweetness. The Osage grows best in USDA zones 6-10, is heat and humidity tolerant, and has an upright growth habit.

When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

We graft the Fuyugaki persimmon onto native American persimmon root stock. This non-astringent persimmon is deep orange with a light orange flesh, and it ripens in late October or early November.

As they are only partially self-pollinating, it is best to intermingle plant of another variety such as Quinault, which cross-pollination will increase fruit yield. The Pine berries bear white fruit, speckled with red seed.

The tree is moderately scab resistant and is a Type-1 pollinator, or a protandrous, meaning that its pollen sheds prior to stigma receptivity. The pecans ripen in mid-season and have excellent shelling characteristics so you can get right to enjoying...

Its fruit has firmer flesh and less juice than Romeo, so it lends itself better to making dried fruit. By its 4th year and 20 lbs. Cold hardiness and minimal problems with disease and pests make this beauty a breeze to grow and harvest.

Just one male plant can pollinate up to five females. Males offer a striking ornamental foliage-both male and females are needed for fruit production. Males offer a striking ornamental foliage and both male and females are needed for fruit production.

Low branches make it easy for anyone to pick. This cherry has a thick skin and a small pit which tends not to split. Romeo Bush Cherry Sweet Cherry has dark round fruit that is extremely tasty.

It is quite showy with its large fruit and red, waxy flowers. It is hardy in Zones 8-10, requiring 150 chill hours. Wonderful Pomegranates are a particularly sweet and delicious fruit that can grow to the size of a grapefruit.

Exceptional hardy variety which is disease-resistant to bacterial spot. For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Prunus persicca root stock which makes it a premium tree.

This smaller variety can thrive in hot climates and is hardy in Zones 8-10. This plant reaches its full fruiting potential in five years. The Arbosana Olive tree is not only known for its petite size but also for its ability to produce an olive that bears...

Plump, blue-black, very juicy berries are great for fresh eating as well as processing. Self-pollinating. Thomcord Grape is a seedless variety that combines the sweetness of Thompson with the richness of Concord.

The Koroneiki grows an average of 15 ft. The Koroneiki Olive Tree produces a very fragrant flower, and once it begins bearing fruit, this variety bears a very large amount of olives.

The Pawnee Pecan can reach a height between 60 ft. The Pawnee Pecan tree has a high yield potential for high quality nuts. The Pawnee is hardy in Zones 7-10 and is a Type 1 pollinator.

The thorn-less, self-supporting canes grow to a manageable height of 4 ft. Starting in mid June, you'll enjoy an extended harvest and with the health benefits these berries deliver, heaven really can wait.

Honeoye Junebearing Strawberry plants consistently bear heavy yields of large, beautiful, crimson fruit. Disease resistant and easy to grow. Rich color carries over into jam and wine.

The Anna Apple tree has a low chill requirement, making it a great apple tree for the South, especially for Gulf Coast planting. At maturity, the Anna apple can reach a height and width of 15 ft.

Hardly a day goes by that at least 1 lemon is not needed for a dish or refreshing drink. They remind us of faraway places and interesting flavors. Another reason is that fresh home grown fruits just taste better.

Mature bush reaches 6 ft. Tall with an upright, spreading habit. Elizabeth Blueberry produces enormous berries with a rich mellow-sweet flavor, making it a favorite of leading chefs.