Fruit Trees Plants Edible Garden For Sale In Memphis

Success is guaranteed. The idea of having a steady supply of berries by growing your own from a bed of strawberry plants is tempting and, fortunately, as easy as pie. Pine berries and Quinault are both ever bearing varieties.

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...

Catawba Grape is a spicy-flavored, slip skin grape that produces round, medium-sized, purplish-red fruits. Prior to the introduction of Concord, Catawba Grape was the most popular grape cultivated in the U.S. and was prominently used for wine production...

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

Plants are fast growing with slender silver-blue leaves. They will thrive in alkaline soils and require little care. Goji berries are often referred to as the Superfruit and are known for their high levels of vitamins and minerals.

While it's grown for fruit production it also makes for an excellent garden ornamental as it produces pinkish white blossoms in April and attracts birds, hummingbirds and butterflies.

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.

Tall, making it a great addition to the edible landscape. Saskatoon Blueberry trees are native to the northern regions of North America. The leaves deepen to red and orange shades during the fall months.

Black Lace Elderberry is easy to grow, and boasts colorful foliage and beautiful flowers. Though it's a shrub, Black Lace Elderberry will grow between 6 ft. The foliage is so deeply purple that it's almost black a striking backdrop for the 10 in.

Available in a gallon pot and shipping now. Northcountry Blueberry, a low-growing variety, is easy to fit into the edible landscape. A cold-hardy variety, Northcountry grows best when planted in full sun and acidic, well-drained soil.

Another reason is that fresh home grown fruits just taste better. D nursery pot comes shipped in a decorative indoor /outdoor patio pot, colored to match the color of the fruit. Growing instructions are included.

It also keeps well so you can save some for later. It requires full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. The fruit is sweet and mild and can be eaten fresh or used in jellies and pies.

Tasty for eating fresh and cooked into desserts. Grows best when planted in full sun and acidic, well-drained soil. The mildly sweet fruit ripens early and retains freshness longer than most other varieties.

We recommend climax, tifblue, premier, or becky blue as your cross pollinators. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

The Hardired Nectarine trees produce yellow, firm, tasty fruit and was only introduced in 1974 originating from Ontario Canada. For optimal performance; rooting, growing, fruiting and to keep its height in check it is grafted/budded onto Prunus persicca...

The Muffin Top is a newly developed rabbit-eye blueberry bush from the Southern Living Plant Collection that produces bountiful amounts of delicious blueberries in late spring to summer.

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

The apples ripen in September and October and are yellow when ripe. And a width of 15 ft. They can be eaten fresh, used for cooking, or stored for a few months. They are large, firm, and crisp and are more tart than Red Delicious apples.

Plant in deep, moist, and well-drained soil. It is a Type-2, or protogynous, pollinator, meaning that its stigma is receptive prior to pollen shedding. The Elliot is a prolific pecan tree, yielding an abundance (around 82 per lbs.) of excellent quality,...

A good variety to use for late summer fruiting. Will bear flowers and fruit on first years growth. An early fruiting ever-bearing variety that produces large sweet red berries. Easy to plant, this container grown plant will bear fruit 2 to 3 weeks before...

Instructions on how to expand the soil and plant the basket are included as well. Grow your own Pine-berry strawberries ( shipped with Quinault strawberry roots as the pollinator) in a stylish, high quality, cosmopolitan, modern 12 in.

Enjoy a heavy set of berries in early summer followed by several more light flushes in late summer and fall. Good choice for terraced beds, barrels or pyramids. Mara Des Bois Everbearing Strawberry is one of the tastiest berries we've tried.

Sparkle Supreme Junebearing Strawberry plants produce bright red, medium-size berries that are simply loaded with true strawberry flavor. A real gem, Self-pollinating. Strong plants are resistant to red stele rot and leaf spot diseases.

Heaven Can Wait Blackberry yields delicious, sun-ripened fruit. 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...

We recommend climax, woodard, premier, or tifblue as your cross pollinators. In spring small white and pink bell-shaped blooms will appear, then fruit will develop in late spring to mid-summer.

The vigorous plants are easy to grow and resistant to leaf spot and leave scorch. Self-pollinating. Ozark Beauty Strawberry produces heavy yields of up to 4 in., bright red, delicious berries with a sugar-sweet taste and temptingly juicy texture.

The pecan offers antioxidant properties that reduce LDL cholesterol - the bad type - build up. The pecan tree is native to North America and grows well from Illinois to Florida and across the south to Texas.