Fruit Trees Plants Edible Garden For Sale In Worcester

It requires between 100-200 chill hours. The tree is vase shaped and prefers well drained soil. Bears fruit between 2-5 years. Of fruit under optimal conditions. The tree ripens in the fall, producing large, bright red fruit about the size of a grapefruit,...

Nice aroma with a mild pineapple flavor. 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.

Disease resistant and easy to grow. Plant in your garden, strawberry planters or as part of the edible landscape. A Junebearer, it produces a heavy crop in late spring or early summer.

Blue Concord Seedless Grape has the famed Concord flavor, without the seeds. A single vine yields 30 to 40 fruit clusters. Plump grapes have deep purple color, plenty of juice. Slightly smaller fruit clusters than seeded Concord are an ideal size for...

Their dense flesh is creamy yellow, offering a mildly sweet flavor and floral aroma. Gala's that are allowed to reach the peak of their sweetness on the tree will have a deeper red hue and a slightly sweeter flavor.

Pleasingly decorative and easy to cultivate. Harvest Concord Grapes in early fall and enjoy processed as a tasty jam or juice. Select a good, pencil-size fruiting cane on each of 4-arms and trim back to 8 to 10 buds.

The Orient is a leaf spot and blight resistant pear tree that produces large, semi-hard fruit. It can self-pollinate or pollinate with the Baldwin, Kieffer, or Moonglo. The Orient requires 350 chill hours and is hardy in Zones 4-9.

The Arbequina Olive is a hardy, fast growing tree with a weeping form and dark green leaves. Earliest to bear fruit, usually starting by 3 years of age. The Arbequina can grow to 15 ft.

By its 4th year and 20 lbs. In its fifth year. Growing to only 6-1/2 ft. Tall, this is a naturally dwarfed bush with full-sized fruit much easier to maintain than typical cherries.

Black Chokeberry is an easy-to-grow native plant that's loaded with black berries that ripen in late summer and can hang on the bush throughout winter. Berries are very high in antioxidants and are great used for wine, jam, baking and more.

When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit. Blueberry shrubs are becoming one of the most popular choices for east-to-grow edible fruit for the home gardener.

The dark blue-green foliage may turn to rich autumn hues as fall approaches. Truly low maintenance, they can be grown anywhere outdoors: on a deck, a balcony, or a patio. The white to very light pink flowers are long bell or urn-shaped.

Ripens in August. Best for sunny sites with good drainage. Plump, blue-black, very juicy berries are great for fresh eating as well as processing. Thomcord Grape is a seedless variety that combines the sweetness of Thompson with the richness of Concord.

The Methley Plum is a vigorous, self-pollinating plum tree that will provide plenty of plums for you and your friends and family to eat during the summer. The Methley tree requires 600 chill hours but does not require another plum tree with which to pollinate.

Grow in full sun in moist, well-drained soil. Natchez blackberry produces large clusters of fruit on upright 4-5 ft. Berries ripen in June and keep well. A blackberry for hardiness zones 6-8.

Tickled Pink grapes just might replace your favorite dessert. Tickled Pink's vigorous, hardy vines are a breeze to grow, with luscious fruit ripening in mid August. When dried, they taste like candy.

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

When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit. Blueberry shrubs are becoming one of the most popular choices for east-to-grow edible fruit for the home gardener.

In Early to mid-spring Takes the Cake will be covered in small bell-shaped white flowers that will This shrub has a controlled upright growth habit that will mature to 4-5 in. The Takes the Cake is a newly developed rabbit-eye blueberry bush from the...

Your delivered plant will be approximately 14 in. Fuji Apples are crisp, sweet and juicy. Tall and the roots and soil will be wrapped in a biodegradable fabric. An easy-to-grow tree that can be used in an orchard or as an addition to your landscape.

This variety is hardy in Zones 8-9, and while this olive tree is drought resistant, it does not tolerate cooler climates. The Koroneiki Olive Tree produces a very fragrant flower, and once it begins bearing fruit, this variety bears a very large amount...

When planting blueberry bushes you will want to plant more than one variety to ensure cross pollination which will result in quality fruit. Blueberry shrubs are becoming one of the most popular choices for east-to-grow edible fruit for the home gardener.

If growing on an arbor or fence give each vine about 15 ft. RazzMatazz is a grape-growing breakthrough. Of growing space. Fruit size is similar to champagne grapes and can be picked in bunches making harvest easy.

It is also visually appealing with its upright growth and semi-open canopy. It has a high quality yield and is noted for its disease resistance. It is a Type-2 pollinator and should be pollinated with Type-One pecan trees.

In Early to mid-spring Muffin Top will be covered in small bell-shaped white flowers that will This shrub has a controlled upright growth habit that will mature to 4-5 ft. The Muffin Top is a newly developed rabbit-eye blueberry bush from the Southern...

Perpetua Blueberry Plant gives you TWO generous harvests of sweet, tasty berries every year. Perpetua produces its first bountiful crop in mid-summer and then reblooms and provides you fresh fruit again in the fall.

Toro Blueberry grows to a height of 4 ft. And has a spread of 3 to 5 ft. Beginning in its fifth year, remove 25% of the oldest canes at ground level. To develop a strong plant, remove all flower clusters produced the first year.