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PLANT INDEX ACACIAS............................. 104 GIANT GROUNDCHERRY...... 101 NECTARINES ....................... 72 TREE COLLARD.................... 96 AGAVE ............................... 108 GINGER............................... 94 OAK TREES.......................... 90 ULLUCO .............................. 2 ALMOND ............................ 86 GOJI .................................... 26 OCA..................................... 2 UNIQUE CITRUS................... 8 APPLES .............................. 44 GOOSEBERRY ..................... 26 OLIVE ................................. 65 VINES ................................. 116 APRICOTS............................ 53 GOUMI ............................... 28 ORANGE.............................. 7 WALNUT ............................ 90 ARCTIC BEAUTY KIWI ......... 120 GRAPEFRUIT ...................... 4 OREGON MYRTLE ............... 102 WASABI.............................. 135 ARONIA .............................. 10 GRAPES .............................. 116 OSTRICH FERN .................... 102 WINTERGREEN ................... 43 ARTICHOKE......................... 97 GROUNDNUT ...................... 95 PALM.................................. 102 YACÓN ................................ 2 ASPARAGUS........................ 97 HAZELNUT ......................... 88 PASSIFLORA ...................... 122 YARROW ............................ 106 AUSTRALIAN MINT BUSH.... 113 HONEYBERRY..................... 28 PAWPAW............................ 68 YUZU................................... 8 AUTUMN OLIVE................... 10 HOPS .................................. 118 PEACHES............................. 70 XERISCAPING..................... 107 AVOCADO ........................... 83 HORSERADISH............114, 135 PEANUT, PATIO................... 95 BAMBOO ............................ 98 HUCKLEBERRY ................... 30 PEARS................................. 73 GROWING GUIDES BANANA .........................11,83 INDIAN PLUM..................... 101 PERENNIAL VEGETABLES.. 93 CITRUS............................... 63 BARBERRY.......................... 11 INTERSPECIFIC HYBRID PERSIMMONS..................... 77 TEA PROCESSING............... 63 BAY TREE ............................ 100 JASMINE............................. 119 PINEAPPLE......................... 83 PAWPAW............................ 124 BEES................................... 136 JERUSALEM SAGE............... 112 PINEAPPLE GUAVA ............. 34 BLACKBERRY ...................... 11 JOSTABERRY....................... 21 PINE NUT............................ 91 SHIPPING & ORDERING....... 128 BLUEBERRY ...................... 13 JUJUBE .............................. 30 PISTACHIO........................... 92 BLUE FALSE INDIGO............ 104 KIWIS ................................. 120 PITIONA.............................. 114 WELCOMING YOUR BOTTLEBRUSH.................... 107 LAVENDER ......................... 114 PLUM.................................. 79 PLANTS............................... 130 CALAMONDIN..................... 4 LEMON................................ 5 POMEGRANATES................. 34 CAPER ............................... 101 LEMONGRASS .................... 101 QUINCE ............................... 82 CEANOTHUS ....................... 105 LEMON VERBENA ............... 114 RASPBERRY........................ 36 CHERRIES ........................... 54 LILY, EDIBLE........................ 95 RHUBARB ........................... 95 CHESTNUT .......................... 87 LIME.................................... 5 ROOTSTOCKS...................... 134 CHILEAN CORAL VINE........ 119 LINGONBERRY.................... 31 SALAL................................. 38 CHILEAN GUAVA ................. 16 LONGEVITY SPINACH ......... 94 SALMONBERRY .................. 38 CHILEAN CRANBERRY LOQUAT............................... 64 SANSHO PEPPER................. 114 MYRTLE.............................. 16 MADRONES ........................ 110 SCHISANDRA VINES............ 123 CATALINA IRONWOOD...... 111 MAHONIA........................... 103 SEA BERRY.......................... 39 CITRUS ............................... 4 MANDARIN......................... 6 SEA KALE ........................... 96 COMFREY ........................... 94 MAQUI BERRY .................... 18 SECHUAN PEPPER............... 115 CORNELIAN CHERRIES......... 56 MANZANITAS..................... 109 SILVERBERRY...................... 41 COVER CROPS & MASHUA ............................ 2 SILK TASSEL BUSH............. 112 WILDFLOWER MIXES.......... 103 MEDITERRANEAN SPICEBUSH ......................... 43 CRANBERRY........................ 18 MYRTLE.............................. 113 STEVIA................................ 115 CURRY PLANT ................... 112 MEDLAR ............................ 64 STRAWBERRY..................... 41 CURRANTS ......................... 18 MONKEY PUZZLE ............... 90 STRAWBERRY TREE............. 110 ELDERBERRY....................... 21 MOUNTAIN ASH.................. 64 TANGELO............................. 7 EUCALYPTUS....................... 23 MULBERRY ......................... 32 TANGOR.............................. 8 FERTILIZERS........................ 125 MUSHROOM ...................... 123 TEA..................................... 115 FIG ...................................... 58 NITROGEN FIXERS & THIMBLEBERRY .................. 43 FUKI ................................... 95 COMPANION PLANTS.......... 104 TRUFFLE TREE..................... 135
ANDEAN TUBERS
ANDEAN TUBERS
ORIGINAL
OCA Oxalis tuberosum • For the most up to date pricing, be sure to visit us online! OneGreenWorld.com
The original yacon variety that has been propagated in the PNW for the last couple of decades. A prolific producer of
tubers that when cured have a deep red skin with red flesh around the edges. Extremely vigorous and reliable. #9830
CRYSTAL
A favorite at OGW! Crystal produces large crops of huge, light red skin with white crystalline chatoyancy in the flesh.
Oca (Oxalis tuberosum) are beautiful, brightly-colored tubers harvested in late fall after frost. Oca is a perennial herbaceous
#9833
plant that produces underground stem tubers. It was brought into cultivation in the central and southern Andes. In New
Zealand, oca has become a popular table vegetable. Colors range from yellow, orange, pink, apricot, and the traditional red.
After a few days of exposure to sunlight, oca will sweeten considerably. Grown primarily by Quechua and Aymara farmers,
MORADO
The Morado features deep-purple/burgundy skin with a sweet, pink flesh. #9834
oca has been a staple of rural Andean diets for centuries. Of all Andean root and tuber crops, oca is presently second only to
potato in areas planted within the Central Andean region. Oca is important to local food security because of its role in crop
rotations and its high nutritional content. Oca generally contain three times more protein than potatoes.
*Oca cultivars derived from true seed ULLUCO Ullucus tuberosus
tiums, since they’re in the same family). PICA DE PULGA
Use it on a trellis to shade a southern or Round yellow with pink spots, Baumi selection. #9841
MASHUA
Tropaeolum tuberosum
western facing window. #9821
YACÓN
Smallanthus sonchifolius
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BOLIVIAN RED
Red, orange, and purple tubers with
slightly sweet, carrot-like flavor, no tart- A species of flowering plant in the family
ness. #9803 Tropaeolaceae grown in the Andes, partic-
ularly in Peru and Bolivia, and to a lesser
HOPIN ALBA extent in Ecuador and Colombia. Its edible
Creamy white and slightly acidic. #9807 tubers are eaten cooked as a vegetable.
Mashua is a herbaceous perennial climber
reaching 2-4 m (7-13 ft) in height. It is Some call Yacón the “apple of the Andes.”
closely related to garden nasturtiums, and The plant produces a perennial rhizome
is occasionally cultivated as an ornamental attached to edible, succulent storage
for its’ brightly colored tubular flowers. It roots, the principal economic product of
attracts hummingbirds and is very spicy the plant. The rhizome develops just
like horseradish. under the surface of the soil and
continuously produces aerial shoots. Dry
and/or cold seasons cause the aerial
ROSY GEMS PUCA ANU - PERUVIAN shoots to die back, but the plant re-
White flesh with a red/purple center.
#9812
The Puca Anu features purple stripes
over a yellow tuber, two to six inches
sprouts from the rhizome under favorable
conditions of temperature and moisture. Visit us at our Portland nursery or online
long. A Peruvian edible vine grown as a Lower on the glycemic index, these large,
root crop that also has edible flowers and edible storage tubers are good for those FOR PLANT SPECIALS, EVENTS, LEARNING RESOURCES AND EASY ORDERING
leaves (that apparently taste like nastur- with diabetes. www.OneGreenWorld.com
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CITRUS
CITRUS Citrus spp. • 1 gallon, $29.95 • 2 gallons, $39.95 LEMON
Now you can grow your own lemons, oranges, and other delicious citrus throughout the US! Harvest full-sized, delicious lemons, IMPROVED MEYER LEMON VARIEGATED PINK LEMON
limes and more on our dwarf trees that mature to less than eight feet in height. Our attractive, compact trees often begin bearing the One of the easiest citrus to grow, this su- A striking new introduction to the citrus
year they are planted. Easily grown in a container on your patio, deck, or sunny balcony, bring these small, attractive, evergreen trees perior variety can bloom and produce fruit world, this unique variety combines at-
into a sunny room in the winter and enjoy their wonderful fragrance as they bloom. Flying Dragon, Sudachi Ichandrin Citrumelo, year-round. Following the fragrant white tractive variegated foliage, unique striped
Yuzu Ichandrin are hardy and can be grown outdoors throughout the year West of the Cascade Mountains and in other regions with flowers, you will enjoy the large, aromatic, fruit with pink flesh, and deliciously
mild winters! PLEASE NOTE: We cannot ship Citrus to AZ, CA, FL or TX orange-yellow lemons. Improved Meyer fragrant flowers. The tasty lemons are
SITE & SOIL 1/2 day to full sun in the spring, summer and fall and in a well lit room in the winter. Potting soil should be coarse, lemon is very juicy and a little less acidic streaked with green and creamy yellow
acidic and well-drained. than regular lemons. #2655 while the light green foliage features
POLLINATION: Self-fertile. You can help them set fruit by taking a small brush and moving pollen from flower to flower. white and yellow margins. #2656
HARDINESS It is recommended to bring all citrus plants to a sunny and protected location in late fall, before hard frosts threaten.
BEARING AGE 1-2 years.
SIZE AT MATURITY 5' - 8'
BLOOM TIME varies
RIPENING TIME varies
YIELD PER PLANT 40+ fruit.
PESTS & DISEASES While outside, Citrus plants will likely not be bothered by insect pests. Be on the lookout for slugs. Indoors, citrus
LIME
can have mites, scale and/or aphids. Watch carefully for any problems and treat with an insecticidal soap, horticultural oil or wash
them off. We have not seen any disease problems on our citrus varieties. pith beneath it. Sure to be a winner with
chefs and cocktail artists everywhere.
Best of all the tree is everbearing so you'll
have a year round harvest of this very
GRAPEFRUIT unique fruit. #2651
MUKRAT THAI LIME
This valuable variety is prized for its
unique, very fragrant leaves that are used
to flavor curries and other dishes. It also
bears crops of small, intensely fragrant,
bumpy fruit used in Southeast Asian
cooking. Cold hardy to 32°F. #2615
BEARSS LIME
Almost as big as a lemon, Bearss Lime PALESTINE SWEET LIME
produces abundant, greenish-yellow, A unique, yellow lime from the Middle
seedless, very juicy fruit. Mix the delicious East, Palestine Sweet Lime features
juice with lemons or oranges for a re- beautiful, large, bright yellow, very
NEW U.S. 119 freshing drink. Bearss Lime ripens in late sweet, low acid fruit; it has a more subtle
Selected for virus resistance and cold winter into spring, and it can also produce flavor than regular lime varieties. Popular
hardiness, U.S. 119 is a very exciting and
VARIEGATED some fruit year-round. #2650 in Asian and Middle East dishes, it makes
promising cold hardy citrus for north- CALAMONDIN a refreshing drink, and the peels can be
ern growers. With half its parentage Citrus madurensis COCKTAIL BORNEO RANGPUR ground into seasoning. Cold hardy to
consisting of an acidless sweet orange Variegated Calamondin is prized for A unique cross of pummelo and manda- Known also as Rangpur Lime or Mandarin 32°F. #2659
and the other half consisting of Dunstan abundant crops of one inch diameter rin orange, this vigorous, attractive tree Lime, this unique and attractive variety
Citrumelo and a very vigorous trifoliate striped fruit used similarly to a lemon bears great crops of exceptionally juicy features year-round crops of bright or-
EXCALIBUR RED LIME THORNLESS KEY LIME
What looks like many small oranges
orange named Gotha Road, U.S. 119 is a or lime. A compact form with fragrant grapefruit. The bright yellow fruit varies ange, mandarin-size fruit. Very juicy and This unique variety is prized for its very
hanging from this dwarf tree are actually
very tasty fresh eating citrus with a sug- flowers and a sweet edible peel make in size from a large orange to grape- easy-to-peel, its tart lemon-lime flavor is aromatic, flavorful and juicy green-
a cross between kumquat and Rangpur
ary sweet orange flavor balanced with this variety a treasure to grow. Variegat- fruit with orange-yellow flesh and de- great used like lime juice in beverages, ish-yellow fruit. Wonderful for juice,
lime. The skin and flesh are both orange
the acid and bitterness of the Citrumelo ed Calamondin have creamy-white and licious, sweet-tart flavor. #2692 salads, and Asian dishes. #2683 flavorings and the famous Key Lime Pie.
to red in color but the fruit tastes like a
and trifoliate orange. #CIT119 green variegated foliage. #2613 Easy-to-grow and harvest fruit year-
lime, and a very tasty one too. And thanks
round. #2653
to the kumquat in its parentage the skin
is completely edible and sweet with no
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CITRUS
MANDARIN ORANGE
the earliest to ripen and produces abun-
dant crops of sweet, thin-skinned fruit. CARA CARA SEVILLE SOUR ORANGE
Make delicious marmalade and juice
These easy-to-peel, bright orange fruit
are great for fresh eating. #2681
NAVEL ORANGE with the tart fruit of this popular vari-
A natural mutation of Navel orange,
ety. Widely grown in southern Europe,
Cara Cara was found in in an orange
Seville is also a valuable ornamental and
OKITSU WASE orchard in Venezuela. Similar to Wash-
is prized for its fragrant flowers, large,
There aren't many citrus that we could ington Navel in growth habit, Cara Cara
bright orange fruit and its dark green,
eat more of than the Okitsu Wase Man- fruit is unique for its sweet, reddish pink
lush foliage. #2638
darin. Their snackable size, delicious flesh and occasionally variegated foli-
sweetness with balanced acidity and age. #2672
easy peeling make this a very popular
variety and the most widely planted cit-
rus in Japan where it originated. Incred-
CHINOTTO SOUR ORANGE
A particularly attractive small tree, Chi-
ibly early ripening, (Wase means early BOUKHOBZA BLOOD notto is prized for its compact foliage,
in Japanese, so anytime you see that
you can be sure it's a good fit for short
ORANGE profuse fragrant flowers, and bright
Boukhobza is not quite as dark as other orange fruit. Chinotto fruit is delicious
growing seasons.) Okitsu Wase is one of
blood oranges but what it lacks in an- candied, made into marmalade, or for
the easiest to grow fresh eating citrus
thocyanin content it makes up for in be- juice. #2633
for northern growers. #2662
AMOA-8 BLOOD NEW OKITSUWASE ing perhaps the sweetest blood orange
around. This one was a favorite of ours at
MANDARIN SATSUMA Citrus unshiu OWARI SATSUMA the UC Riverside citrus tastings and we
FUKUMOTO NAVEL
Only recently made available in the A delicious and early ripening satsuma This early ripening variety bears
United Sates, Amoa 8 is an Italian hy- from Japan, Okitsuwase is a frequent deep-orange, sweet, delicious fruit,
are proud to now be offering it to home ORANGE
brid of Avana mandarin and Moro blood winner of citrus taste test competitions. with loose, easy-to-peel, skin. Satsuma
growers. #2678 Introduced from Japan in the 1980s, TAROCCO #7
Fukumoto Navel Orange is prized for its
orange, hence the name "Amoa". This The thin skin is very easy to peel and Mandarin ripens before Christmas and
very early ripening (3-4 weeks ahead of
BLOOD ORANGE
one is truly spectacular, as if all our fa- the flesh is juicy and aromatic with few is one of the hardiest citrus varieties, The largest of the blood oranges. Deep
Washington Navel) and its attractive,
vorite fresh eating citrus qualities were seeds. Thought to be one of the more surviving to about 15ºF. #2665 orange, juicy, and delicious. Sweet, with
reddish orange skin. Very sweet, juicy,
crammed into one fruit. The dark red to cold hardy of satsuma trees but we are a hint of tartness, the flesh turns a strik-
and flavorful, this variety is somewhat
sometimes purple fruit is even darker still trialing it outdoors here in our USDA SHIRANUI MANDARIN less vigorous than other orange variet-
ing deep-red when ripe. #2677
and "bloodier" than a typical blood or- Zone 8b. Stay tuned! #2671 A Japanese hybrid between a Ponkan
ies, making it especially well-suited
ange and bleeds into the skin of the fruit Tangerine and a Kiyomi Tangor, Shiranui
when sliced in a very beautiful way. The KISHU SEEDLESS is one of the sweetest, if not the sweet-
to container growing. Winter Benjamin, WASHINGTON NAVEL
(our nursery gnome) gives Fukumoto
flesh is a divine balance of a super sweet This outstanding, golf ball sized, seed- est fresh eating citrus varieties available.
two thumbs up as the sweetest orange
ORANGE
mandarin and that unique blood orange less fruit features very easy-to-peel skin. Fruits are large and have a bump on top Enjoy large, sweet, and delicious or-
he’s ever tried. #2674
sweet-tartness that we adore. Eating an Complex, sweet-tart, with a juicy flesh. of the fruit near the stem that resembles anges on a compact tree. Seedless and
Amoa 8 is a full sensory experience. This You’ll enjoy this winter beauty with its the topknot hairstyle of Japanese sumo very juicy, Washington Navels are a
blood mandarin has spread like wildfire bright orange jewels. #2669 wrestlers, hence where its trademark wonderful mid-winter treat. #2670
across Spain and we're so excited to now name comes from along with its large
have it in the United States! And if Amoa KUNO WASE size. It's easy to see why this has become
8 wasn't already exciting enough, we've One of the earliest ripening mandarin one of the top selling citrus everywhere
also heard reports of the plant being
hardy to at least 20 degrees F. and possi-
oranges, Kuno Wase produces abundant
crops of attractive, bright orange fruit.
it is grown commercially. #2668 TANGELO
bly into the low teens! #2667 Great for fresh-eating, it's sweet, flavor-
ful, and easy-to-peel. Reportedly, Kuno
CHINA SATSUMA Wase is cold hardy to 25°F. #2663
PEARL TANGELO WEKIWA TANGELO
This unique Tangelo variety is a cross A unique variety of Tangelo, Wekiwa
Introduced from China in the nineteen
between grapefruit and mandarin or- produces abundant crops of delicious,
hundreds, this unique selection bears MIHO WASE ange. Pearl Tangelo features particu- large fruit. Sweet with a hint of tart-
great crops of round, bright orange, An exceptionally hardy variety of Man-
larly attractive, willow-like foliage and ness, this very flavorful fruit is bright
sweet, very flavorful, easy to peel fruit. darin Orange, older trees can withstand
delectable, sweet, grapefruit-like fruit. yellow with a pink blush when ripe.
#2660 temperatures into the high teens with-
#2626 Wekiwa fruit is great for fresh eating
out damage. Miho Wase is also one of
and juice. #2680
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CITRUS lime is combined with the aromatic oils
BERGAMOT areas of the Pacific as well as areas with
of either Rangpur Lime or the Ellendale mild winters; potentially zone 5. #2602
TANGOR Mandarin to create a citrus unlike any
other we've ever experienced. #2604
Best known as the flavoring in Earl
Grey Tea, Bergamot fruit resembles an
orange in shape, but is yellow in color. NEW ZEALAND LEMONADE
Sweeter than a lemon, fragrant, makes One of the most mind bending and de-
ing sweet and acidic flavor as Temple
AUSTRALIAN FINGER LIME delicious juice and highly regarded licious hybrid citrus to come along in
KIYOMI TANGOR Tangor, but slightly smoother and
Microcitrus australasica
marmalade. #2607 years, the New Zealand Lemonade is
A unique hybrid of mandarin and sweet Australian Finger Lime is one of the
sweeter. #2636 a hybrid of lemon and mandarin that
orange, Kiyomi Tangor bears great most fascinating discoveries in the fruit
crops of large, bright orange fruit with world! Also known as Citrus Caviar, the
EUSTIS LIMEQUAT truly tastes like lemonade! You can eat it
pebbly-textured skin. Rich and spicy in
TEMPLE TANGOR dark purple, three inch long fruit hold a
A cross between Mexican Key Lime just like a sweet orange or juice it. Very
A unique cross of tangerine and sweet and kumquat, Eustis Limequat is sure popular in New Zealand and Australia,
flavor, it is good for fresh eating and for multitude of tiny, round, juicy capsules
orange, Temple Tangor features sweet, to wow your friends at the next party! New Zealand Lemonades are just now
juice. #2635 that burst with intense, sweet-tart,
richly flavored flesh with a hint of acid. Having the best characteristics of both becoming available in the U.S. and we
lemon-lime flavor. Finger Limes are fair-
This easy-to-peel, very attractive fruit parents, Eustis Limequat has a strong couldn't be happier! #2657
SUE LINDA TEMPLE is great for fresh eating. #2637
ly new to the U.S. but are gaining popu-
and fragrant tart-lime flavor as well as
larity. Compared to other citrus, Finger
TANGOR Limes are more resistant to diseases and
an edible skin! Everbearing and highly NIPPON ORANGEQUAT
An improved tangor, descended from productive. #2658 Oh how grateful we are for the Citrus ge-
pests. #2606
the original Temple Tangor that has nus's ability to freely hybridize between
been grown in Florida for many years,
RED FINGER LIME FLYING DRAGON different species! The possibilities are
Sue Linda Temple has the same amaz- seemingly endless and the Nippon Or-
We've seen them from growers in Aus- HARDY CITRUS angequat is proof of that. We first got a
tralia and lusted after them for years An exotic citrus relative, Flying Dragon,
taste of this one when a friend brought
and now we finally have the red pulped is a deciduous, fully dwarf tree with
some fruits up from Central California
YUZU Australian Finger Lime! The plant itself
is essentially identical to the finger lime
contorted branches and equally attrac-
tive, hook-shaped thorns! Flying Dragon
and it was love at first taste. We adore
the tart flavor on this one and the fact
we've grown for years but the fruits bears two inch very aromatic yellow
that we can eat the entire fruit, skin and
have a reddish-green skin and when you fruit that can be used for seasonings or
all. Given that both parents of this hy-
SUDACHI ICHANDRIN YUZU ICHANDRIN crack them open the citrus caviar inside juice. We have seen Flying Dragon used
brid are rather cold hardy we're assum-
Prized in Japan for its very flavorful Prized in Japan for flavoring, juice and is a bright pink to red color with a slight- as a compact, impenetrable hedge in
ing hardiness to at least 20°, though we
juice, Sudachi is a cross of mandarin or- preserves, this hardy variety bears ly more fruity flavor than the typical fin- China. It's reportedly hardy to at least
are just beginning to test them outdoors
ange and yuzu. The unique, spicy juice abundant, easy-to-peel, three inch ger lime. #2605 -10°F. and can be grown outside in many
here in Portland. #2673
from golf ball size Sudachi fruit is used diameter fruit with tasty, lemon-lime
to flavor soups, fish dishes and even ice flavor. Yuzu is reportedly hardy to 0°F.
cream and other desserts. Higher in #2618
vitamin C than lemons, Sudachi fruit
is often picked green, when its flavor is
most pronounced. Hardy to 0°F. #2619
KUMQUAT
the skin is actually the sweetest part!
CENTENNIAL VARIEGATED FUKUSHU KUMQUAT The flesh adds a wonderful tart and
The largest of any of the kumquat fruits
KUMQUAT spicy balance to the fruit. #2644
UNIQUE CITRUS A very unique variety discovered as a
we currently grow, Fukushu is one of our
favorite winter snacks! Oblong gold-
spontaneous variegated genetic muta-
tion from an unknown breeding project.
en-orange fruits with a stubby neck An OGW favorite!
have an exceptionally thick and sweet
NEW AUSTRALIAN BLOOD LIME It is thought to be a cross between a
skin. The flesh brings the acidic bal- NORDMANN SEEDLESS
Microcitrus australasica var. sanguinea x Citrus hybrid Nagami Kumquat and a mandarin given
ance to the sweet skin and usually has
One of our favorite new introductions from down under, the how incredibly sweet it is. Centennial ri-
few seeds. One of our favorites for fresh
NAGAMI KUMQUAT
Australian Blood Lime is a beautiful gem of a fruit resulting vals Meiwa in the sweetness of its fruit. Unlike most other citrus, Nordmann
eating! This variety is said to be hardy
from the open pollination of an Australian Red Finger Lime This upright growing citrus tree is a very Seedless Nagami Kumquats are valued
down to 25°F, so could be worth trying
and either a Rangpur Lime or an Ellendale Mandarin, (no- dense, shrub with gorgeous variegated for their sweet and tasty peel. This natu-
outdoors in mild climates. #2641
body is quite sure). The fruit has qualities of both parents and foliage and striped immature fruits. The rally dwarf tree produces bumper crops
features the el–ongated fruit and red pigments of the red ornamental foliage delicious fruit make of petite, bright orange, elongated fruit.
finger lime but with a more spherical shape than finger limes it one of our favorite citrus trees to grow
MEIWA KUMQUAT An absolutely beautiful tree which is
Also known as the “sweet kumquat”,
typically take. The flesh is not quite the citrus caviar of the at home. Experimental growers in USDA hard to find. #2645
Miewa is much sweeter than the com-
finger limes but is certainly more heavily segmented than Zone 8 can add Centennial to the list
mercially grown Nordmann Kumquat.
a typical lime and when fully ripe it does break apart like of cold hardy citrus varieties to experi-
Meiwa has larger fruits than Nordmann
a finger lime. The unique flavor and spicy zing of the finger mentwith. #2642
and can be eaten whole, skin and all—
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FRUITING SHRUBS & BERRIES
ARONIA Aronia melanocarpa • 1 gallon, $19.95 BARBERRY Berberis spp. • 1 gallon, $19.95
This North American native has SITE & SOIL Aronia like half to full-day
DWARF ARONIA Prized for their ornamental value as well CALAFATE BARBERRY NEW DARWIN BARBERRY
become very popular through- sun, well-drained soil. as their nutritious and tasty fruit, Bar- Berberis darwinii
out the world. Prized for its SIZE AT MATURITY 3' – 6' in height Plant this petite, compact shrub and Berberis microphylla
berries are grown in many regions of the A very attractive, medium-size, ever-
nutritious fruit and ornamen- YIELD PER PLANT 10 lbs. + enjoy its spring flower display, especial- One of the most symbolic plants of
world. They are easy-to-grow and toler- green shrub, Darwin Barberry features
tal value in the spring, Aronia ly tasty, jet black berries, and striking, southern Patagonia, the Calafate Bar-
ate extremes of climate and soil. With profuse clusters of orange-yellow flow-
is covered with large clusters crimson red, fall foliage. Dwarf tops out berry Seedling has long been prized in
their spiny stems, they make excellent ers followed by abundant, dark blue
of snowy white flowers fol- at just three feet in height. #5505 South America for its delicious and nu-
hedges and low screens. Barberry makes berries. Nutritious and very high in Vi-
lowed in September by large, tritious dark blue fruits. The antioxidant
nutritious and tasty juice and jam and is tamin C, sweeten the juice from these
attractive, blue-black berries. NERO ARONIA high in vitamin C. Pest and disease free
rich berries are a sweet tart treat and far
berries to make a delicious drink. #6400
The grand finale is the strik- An easy-to-grow, productive / small superior to the fruit of most barberry
and self-fertile, Barberry likes half-day
ing, fire-engine-red foliage shrub, Nero reaches three-to-six feet species. #6408
to full sun and most well-drained soils.
in the fall. Very nutritious and and bears abundant crops of large, jet-
high in antioxidants and an- black berries, great for juice and wine. A
thocyanins, Aronia berries are beautiful ornamental, you’ll enjoy Ne-
eaten fresh, but more com- ro’s spring flowers, abundant clusters of
monly used to make tasty juice
and preserves. The dark blue
NEW AUTUMN MAGIC very dark blue fruit, and striking, bright
red, fall foliage. #5528 BLACKBERRY Rubus spp. • $9.95 - $19.95
juice is also a high quality, ARONIA
stable, natural food coloring. Autumn Magic Aronia combines the VIKING George F. Waldo from both wild and do
BEARING AGE Usually begins large fruit of selected aronia varieties An attractive, vigorous, and produc- mesticated stock. Marionberry has the
bearing the 2nd year after planting. with incredible ornamental appeal. Be- tive shrub reaching six feet, Viking is a beautiful color and large size of boysen-
BLOOM TIME April ginning in spring the plant is covered in popular commercial variety in Europe. berry, plus the delectable taste of wild
HARDINESS -40°F., profusions of tiny white hawthorn-like Its abundant crops of tasty, near-black blackberry. #7927
PESTS & DISEASES Aronia are pest and flowers which soon give way to glossy berries, make tasty juice or wine. Vi-
disease-resistant. green leaves. In late summer the large king’s lustrous, dark green foliage turns NEW SNOWBANK WHITE
POLLINATION Self-fertile clusters of deep purple berries begin to a beautiful fire-engine-red in the fall. Another one of Luther Burbank’s many
RIPENING TIME September ripen and hang like ornaments from the #5577 wonderful introductions to horticul-
multi-stemmed bush. #5585 ture, Snowbank produces large crops of
Bursting with flavor, we take great pride
“black” berries that are fully white when
in our delicious Oregon blackberries. NEW BIG DADDY they ripen! They still have that delicious
These superb, delectable berries ripen to A brand new thornless blackberry with
blackberry flavor and make a great con-
perfection in the Willamette Valley and in some of the largest berries we’ve seen,
AUTUMN OLIVE Elaeagnus umbellata • 1 gallon - $26.95, 2 gallon - $36.95
other regions where temperatures do not
fall below minus 10°F. Even in colder ar-
even larger than Triple Crown! Big Daddy
is a vigorous grower, sets fruit on second
versation piece in the garden or exciting
addition to fruit salads. Has been around
since 1916 and is still a winner! #7971
eas, you can protect your plants by cover- year wood and produces huge crops of
An elegant and attractive shrub, Au- PESTS & DISEASES Disease and pest ing them with soil, straw or other insula- very tasty berries. Great for fresh eating
tumn Olive bears heavy crops of tasty, resistant. GARNET™ tion. Uncover in the spring, tie to a trellis, but also hold up well when frozen or
OBSIDIAN
POLLINATION Self-fertile A unique selection from our PNW This is a superior, very disease-resistant
nutritious red or yellow berries and and enjoy berries in mid-summer! made into jams. #7945
RIPENING TIME September orchard, Garnet bears abundant crops and early ripening variety. Obsidian pro-
silvery leaves. Research has shown Au- BLOOM TIME April
of large, reddish bronze berries. Sweet duces exceptionally heavy crops of large,
tumn Olive to be extremely high in lyco- SITE & SOIL Autumn Olive like half-day
and flavorful, Garnet ripens in mid-to
HARDINESS Blackberries are hardy to BOYSENBERRY delectable berries great for eating fresh,
pene. Birds also relish the fruit and bees to full sun, well-drained soil. minus 10°F., USDA zone 6. A national favorite, this complex cross be-
late-September. A medium-to large- or for making preserves. #7935
love the fragrant, white flowers. It’s not SIZE AT MATURITY 8' - 12' in height PESTS & DISEASES tween raspberry, blackberry, and Ameri-
sized shrub, Garnet also features abun-
related to the true Olive and can be inva- YIELD PER PLANT 50 lbs. + Blackberries do not suffer from signifi- can dewberry has large, sweet, flavorful,
sive in some regions of the US. It doesn't
dant fragrant flowers and attractive,
cant pest or disease problems. dark-maroon fruit that is great for fresh
OLALLIE
dark green foliage. #6194 Olallie has large, sweet fruit perfect for
appear to be a problem in the PNW. AMBER™ POLLINATION Self-fertile eating as well as jams, syrup, pies and
fresh-eating or preserves, etc. Its trailing
Check with your county extension office A real garden beauty, this unique and RIPENING TIME July - August cobblers. Reminiscent of wild blackberry
for more information. PLEASE NOTE: We sweet variety from Japan features fra-
RUBY™ SITE & SOIL Blackberries like 1/2 day to in flavor, but the seeds are smaller and
canes are robust, steadfast producers.
Ruby is prized for its heavy crops of very #7936
cannot ship Autumn Olive to CT, MA, NH, grant white flowers in May. Amber is full sun and well-drained soil. the canes are much less thorny. #7915
large, brilliant red berries which ripen
TN, WI or WV beautiful in late summer, covered with SIZE AT MATURITY
in September. The flowers and fruit
BEARING AGE Often begins fruiting the especially large, sweet, nutritious, light
are complemented by the narrow, dark 6' in height on trellis. MARIONBERRY
2nd year after planting. yellow fruit. Amber is great for fresh YIELD PER PLANT 10-15 lbs. The standard by which we judge black-
green foliage, which is silvery under-
BLOOM TIME Early May eating and for making delicious and nu- berries, this very popular variety is named
neath. The fruit is very tasty, both fresh
HARDINESS At least –35°F., USDA zone 3. tritious juice or jam. #6192 for Oregon’s Marion County where it was
and made into juice. #6190
developed by legendary plant breeder
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HIMALAYAN WHORTLEBERRY Vaccinium nummularia
Perhaps the cutest one in the whole Vaccinium genus, Himalayan Whortleberry is the per-
fect evergreen berry plant for small spaces. A Himalayan relative of blueberry and huckle-
berries it is grown for its dazzling foliage and delicious dark blue berries. Prefers cool soil
conditions so mulch heavily or plant ground covers around it and give it plenty of summer
water. The bright red new growth in spring is reason enough to grow this lovely shrub!
PRIME-ARK® 45 CHESTER LOGANBERRY Avoid dry compact soils which it intensely dislikes. An annual application of mulch will
This revolutionary Prime-Ark You’ll love the flavor and the easy har- One of the most popular commercial
keep the roots cool and moist during the heat of summer. #5735
45 bears abundant crops of vest of the Chester thornless blackberry. varieties, Loganberry is prized for its rich
berries on current season It produces abundant crops of large, and delicious flavor. A cross between a
canes. No pruning required, high-quality berries that ripen from red raspberry and blackberry, this very
just cut plants to the ground
in the fall. From an Arkansas
late August until frost. These glossy, jet-
black berries are great for fresh eating
large, maroon berry makes great syrup,
preserves and pie. #7925
BLUEBERRY Vaccinium spp. 1 gallon, $16.95 • 3½" pot, $12.95
breeding program, Prime-Ark and make tasty pies and smoothies.
ripens early-to mid-Septem- #7920 NAVAHO Arguably the most popular native North American fruit, blueberries are delicious and the bushes add striking ornamental beauty
ber with large, classic sweet, Navaho is a completely thornless upright to your garden landscape. We offer varieties with outstanding flavor, beautiful spring flowers, and brilliant fall colors in a range of
blackberry-flavored fruit COLUMBIA GIANT growing blackberry! When mature, sizes and ripening dates. Blueberries are easy-to-grow, require little care, and are seldom bothered by pests or diseases. They are
(PPAF). #7937 The Columbia Giant is easily the largest Navaho Blackberry plants can produce simply wonderful eaten fresh and are perfect for freezing. Research has shown that blueberries are very rich in anthocyanins and
blackberry we’ve ever seen! And it 15 pounds of berries up to 1” in length. antioxidants.
TAYBERRY tastes amazing too. Columbia Giant is a Extremely productive and disease-free.
This delicious cross between loganberry result of the hard work of Dr. Chad Finn #7930 BEARING AGE 1st or 2nd year after planting. BLOOM TIME April HARDINESS 0°F. to –45°F., depending on the variety.
and black raspberry was developed in in Corvallis, Oregon. Columbia Giant PESTS & DISEASES Blueberries are not usually bothered by pests or diseases. Scare birds away with Mylar Flash: cover the plants
Scotland. A vigorous, easy-to-grow va- produces thornless and vigorous trailing SWEETIE PIE with netting. POLLINATION Partially self-fertile. Plant two varieties for greater fruit production. RIPENING TIME July-Sept.
riety, Tayberry bears abundant crops of vines with fruits that are firm and easy Sweetie Pie is a new cultivar bred in the SIZE AT MATURITY 1-6 feet in height, depending on the variety. SITE & SOIL ½ day to full sun and well-drained, acidic soil. Peat
very large, reddish black berries, great to harvest with a conical shape and a South for southern growers. Tested in Moss or other acidic soil will ensure good crops. YIELD PER PLANT 3-20 lbs.
for preserves and ice cream toppings. pleasantly sweet flavor and just enough Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas, it
#7955 tartness to make it a very well balanced performed remarkably well through hot
fruit. #7940 and humid summers. Vigorous plants NEW CABERNET SPLASH NEW JEWEL
produce many thornless floricanes that A fantastic new introduction in the “de- Jewel produces the largest fruits of any
THORNLESS COLUMBIA STAR have a trailing habit. Berries are medium licious yet ornamental” category, Cab- southern highbush blueberry we’ve
Columbia Star is another exciting size and glossy with excellent flavor and ernet Splash produces a deep wine red seen! Being partially evergreen it also
new addition to the blackberry world high sugar content. Ripens mid June to foliage in spring that eventually settles makes a great landscape plant and is
to a mottled green in summer and then an excellent choice for growers in mild
COLUMBIA SUNRISE courtesy of the USDA and Oregon late July in the South. #7942
alights in color again in fall turning fiery winter climates who might not always
The earliest ripening of any blackberry State University! Columbia Star has
and thornless too! Another brilliant cre- the beloved Marionberry in its lineage TRIPLE CROWN red. The berries are large, early ripening
and similar tasting to Toro. After seeing
receive enough chill hours to grow
northern highbush blueberries. #5772
ation by Chadd Finn at the USDA and Or- and the flavor of these large berries Triple Crown is an easy-to-grow, upright
has been rated even better than the thornless, and remarkably disease the gorgeous red foliage for the first
egon State University, Columbia Sunrise
Marionberry! Vines are vigorous and resistant blackberry. This outstanding time we wanted more than just a splash!
ripens a full 2 weeks before any other
trailing and fruits ripen in mid July here variety produces over 30 lbs. of large, We drank the whole bottle of this spec-
cultivar, extending the U-Pick season
in the Willamette Valley. Another added tacular blueberry bush! #5778
and giving an early start to your black- juicy, flavorful fruit. Excellent for fresh
berry season. #7943 bonus for the Columbia Star is that it is eating, making delicious pies, sauces,
reportedly even more cold hardy than and jams. #7960 DWARF BLUEBERRIES Dont forget
BLACK SATIN the Marionberry. Fruit is easy to pick by
your fertilizer!
Black Satin’s huge two inch long berries hand or by machine harvesting making
are great for fresh eating, pies, jams it a winner for home gardeners as well
or freezing. An easy-to-grow, vigor- as commercial growers. #7941 MIDNIGHT CASCADE ACID MIX 4-3-6
ous, thornless variety, Black Satin is The first ever cascading blueberry! Now your hanging baskets can be filled with blueber-
disease-resistant and very productive. LOCH NESS ries that gracefully weep down for easy picking deliciousness. Can also be used effectively 1 lb 25 lbs.
#7913 Loch Ness is a thornless bush producing as a low growing ground cover as it only gets about 18 inches high before taking on its #17803 #03227
firm, moderately sweet berries in abun- weeping form. Berries are very delicious and aromatic and the foliage takes on a beautiful 6 lbs. 50 lbs
dance: up to eight pounds per plant. It fiery red in fall. #5742 #ACID436 #03230
is quick to root and effortless to grow.
#7922
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CHIPPEWA TOPHAT CHANDLER EARLIBLUE RAZZ
From the University of MN, You’ll love this cute, very dwarf blue- NORTHERN HIGHBUSH Perhaps the world’s largest blueberry! One of the earliest to ripen, Earliblue is a Razz looks like a blueberry but tastes a
Chippewa is a three-to-four berry in your yard or on your patio or BLUEBERRIES Chandler blueberry bushes are an out- perfect choice to satisfy your blueberry bit like a raspberry! Robust and hardy,
foot tall compact bush that deck. In the spring TopHat is covered standing selection from New Jersey that cravings. Medium-sized, sweet, light Razz produces great yields of medium
produces abundant, light with snowy white, bell-shaped flowers bear spectacular, cherry-sized, fruit. blue berries cover this upright shrub in to large berries that ripen midseason. Its
blue, sweet berries. Ripening followed by large, firm and flavorful, They begin ripening in midsummer and June. Pair with Bluecrop to increase your plump, powdery blue fruits, with unique
in July, they are a delicious powder blue berries. In the fall you’ll en-
AURORA harvest extends over several weeks. yield. #5768 raspberry undertones in their flavor, are
Aurora is the latest ripening Highbush,
summer snack. Chippewa is joy the fiery, crimson red foliage. TopHat #5758 excellent for eating fresh and culinary
offering northern growers an opportu-
also a fine ornamental shrub only reaches two feet in height, perfect
nity to extend the fresh fruit season. Our
LIBERTY use. #5786
with beautiful, red fall foliage. for container growing. #5798
observations in the PNW find Aurora to
DARROW This late-ripening patented variety is
#5760
have extremely high yields. #5749
Darrow frequently produces fruit as big prized for large, sweet, flavorful, sky- RUBEL
as a quarter! You’ll love the delectable, blue berries. Liberty blueberries are Found in the wild in New Jersey, Rubel
MINI BLUES LOWBUSH BLUEBERRIES BLUECROP sweet-tart flavor of these huge, dark especially easy to harvest from its at- was one of the first blueberries to be
Celebrated for its huge yields of blue berries in the middle of summer. tractive, small, upright-growing, bush. brought into commercial production.
One of the best all around varieties,
delectable fruits as well as its #5765 #5776 These berries are packed with flavor and
Bluecrop’s large, sweet, flavorful, pow-
excellent flavor and vigorous are significantly higher in antioxidants
der-blue berries grow in large clusters
growth, this new blueberry
BURGUNDY and ripen over the course of a month
PATRIOT than other highbush varieties. You’ll
will leave you speechless! Mini Patriot is a perfect option for planting in love them fresh and, with their intense
An outstanding selection from Maine, during midsummer. Bluecrop is also
Blues produces prolific crops your garden or pot. Its short, but wide flavor, they’re great in muffins and other
Burgundy bears abundant crops of prized for its beautiful, crimson-red
of fresh, tasty berries bursting growth habit is attractive and allows baked goodies. #5788
sweet and tasty, light blue berries. fall foliage. Very similar to Baby Blues
with flavor. The berries are for easy harvest. In the winter, its leaves
A fine ornamental shrub, its gray/green (#5748). #5750
small, firm, and vibrant in color,
foliage is accented by burgundy colored
turn shades of red and purple, provid- SPARTAN
making them just as appealing ing visual appeal no matter the season. Plant this early ripening variety, and
to view on the bush as they are
new growth. #5757 BABY BLUES #5799 feast on its delicious, tangy-sweet large
Developed by Chad Finn of USDA-ARS,
to eat. The foliage is smooth, dense and berries, sometimes as big as a quarter.
mildly twiggy. Due to the size of the
NORTHSKY Corvallis, Oregon, in collaboration with
NEW PINK ICING™ In the fall you will enjoy Spartan’s beau-
Northsky is the hardiest variety that Oregon State University, Baby Blues
fruit this shrub is an excellent choice for A very unique and ornamental blue- tiful, orange and yellow foliage. #5790
we offer and can withstand tempera- Highbush Blueberry is great for process-
machine harvesting. #5777 berry that was selected with the urban
tures down to -45ºF! This dense, two ing and for fresh eating. Abundant crops
feet tall by three feet wide bush produc- of very small (0.8 gram), firm, light blue
DRAPER container gardener in mind. Pink Icing™ SUPERIOR
NATIVE BLUE es delicious, wild-flavored berries which berries ripen mid-season. It is very sim-
Draper was developed at Michigan State Blueberry, named for its uniquely pink Superior is a late ripening blueberry
Native Blue is an attractive, durable, University. Renowned for its hardiness, tinted foliage, is a compact grower that with a balanced flavor and firm fruit.
ripen in mid-season and are great for ilar to Bluecrop. They have a small scar,
ornamental blueberry, that will com- Draper is an ideal blueberry plant for loves life in a pot but still produces plen- After harvest the foliage will take on
fresh eating and baking. Northsky is also gourmet flavor, and are firm enough to
pliment southern gardens. With its edible landscaping. It’s a standout tiful crops of large, delicious blueberries. dramatic shades of red, yellow, orange,
an attractive ornamental and features remain intact during baking. #5748
pastel-colored, evergreen leaves, com- variety in mid and high chill climates #5744 and maroon. #5796
brilliant red fall color. #5785
pact habit and prolific berries, Native throughout the West. It has a compact
Blue makes an outstanding addition to
BLUERAY habit, ripens early to mid-season, is SWEETHEART
container plantings and mixed borders.
VELVETLEAF BLUEBERRY Blueray is a deliciously sweet and crack
highly productive as a young plant, and Sweetheart has beautiful white blos-
Also known as the Canadian Blueberry resistant berry. In the fall the foliage
Finely branched and densely compact, has outstanding quality fruit. Draper soms and sweet large blueberries. In
the Velvetleaf Blueberry is a valuable turns from dark green to vibrant shades
Native Blue also makes a great, low has exceptionally firm berries and con- temperate climates they can produce
North American native that grows wild of red. #5752
growing hedge, or a perfect compan- centrates its ripening. After only three two bountiful crops in a season. #5797
in some of the colder parts of the con-
ion plant to azaleas and camellias. The years in the market, Draper has become
foliage displays soft pinkish hues as it
tinent. Long Trail hikers and Canadian BLUEJAY a leading choice for fresh eating and TORO
homesteaders are surely familiar with Bluejay has a delicately sweet flavor and
first emerges, matures to a glaucous storage. #5766 Feast your eyes on Toro’s spectacular
this wild blueberry that produces an incredible ability to retain quality while
blue, then turns dark green with age. clusters of huge, sweet and delectable,
abundance of incredibly sweet blueber- hanging on the bush for extended peri-
Abundant, small bluish-black berries are
ries. Very similar to and freely hybridizes ods of time. After harvest the branches
DUKE sky blue berries. Toro is a great addition
incredibly flavorful, and will draw song-
with the Lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium turn bright yellow and the leaves change
A classic. One of the earliest blueberries PINK POPCORN™ to your garden or yard. This beautiful
birds into the garden. #5783 to ripen and one of our favorites, Duke Pink Popcorn is a hardy northern high- compact shrub has hot pink flowers and
angustifolium). #5740 from light green to shades of yellow and
bears great crops of sweet, firm, tasty bush blueberry, more compact grower foilage that turns blue to purple to red.
orange. #5751
NORTHCOUNTRY fruit. We like them so much, they of- than other varieties, and bears pink fruit #5770
Northcountry Half-High Blueberry pro- ten disappear before we can get them that ripen very early and continues until
duces a medium-sized berry with a
BRIGITTA home. Reliable and very productive, one midseason. The medium-sized, cream
Extend your harvest season with this
pleasant aroma and sweet flavor. This Duke plant can produce over 20 lbs. of to pink berries have a dark pink blush,
new variety from Australia. Brigitta’s
hardy blueberry is capable of withstand- berries! These powder blue berries be- and offer true blueberry flavor and aro-
large, light blue berries begin ripening
ing harsh conditions and is a reliable gin ripening in early July. #5767 ma. Self fertile, but will produce a larger
in August and will keep a month or more
producer for commercial production. crop of berries if planted in proximity to
in the refrigerator. These tasty berries
#5784 another early season variety. #5787
are firm, crisp and sweet, with a hint of
tartness. #5755
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O’NEAL STAR
SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH
BLUEBERRIES
Perhaps the earliest ripening of any
southern highbush blueberry and often
One of the best patented selections
from Florida, Star is prized for its very CHILEAN GUAVA CHILEAN
touted as the tastiest too! The berries early ripening and large, sweet, fla-
MYRTLE BERRY
Ugni molinae
are large, firm and incredibly juicy and vorful berries. A great variety for the • 1 gallon, $19.95
sweet. Plants are upright, vigorous and Northwest and other regions with mild Luma apiculata • 1 gallon, $29.95
NEW JUBILEE have a gorgeous grey tint to the foli- winters. #5792 A very attractive and unique, compact
A tough and resilient southern age. Very heat tolerant and somewhat evergreen shrub, Chilean Guava pro- Known in Chile as Arrayán or Palo Col-
highbush blueberry, Jubilee was drought tolerant, though all blueberries SUNSHINE BLUE duces profuse, fragrant, small white orado, and often called by its genus
selected in Mississippi where it in our dry summers will need supple- A gardener’s delight, Sunshine Blue flowers followed by pretty red berries. name “Luma” here in North America,
thrives in heavy soils, summer mental water. Only hardy to about 5°F is a compact, evergreen, three-foot Sweet with a sprightly, Guava-like flavor Chilean Myrtle Berry is one of the most
heat and sudden early frosts. so should not be planted outside USDA tall shrub. It features showy, hot pink and fragrance, Chilean Guava fruit are gorgeous species in the myrtle family,
Performs very well in the south- Zone 7. #5741 flowers followed by dime-sized, sweet delicious for fresh eating and for jam with its delicate and fragrant waxy foli-
east but has also proven itself a berries with a delicious tangy flavor. and jelly. Chilean Guava makes a nice age, contorted, muscular orange trunks,
winner along the West Coast so Sunshine Blue begins ripening in mid-
long as they receive at least 500 summer and continues over a period of
container plant and can be brought in-
side when severe cold threatens. Chilean
FLAMBEAU and peeling bark. It’s one of the first
The variegated form of Chilean Guava woody species to colonize an area after
chill hours. Large clusters ripen about two months, some ripening very Guava like half-day to full sun (partial absolutely glows year round with its ground disturbance (along with Maqui
mid season. #5773 late in the season. Great for container shade in hot climates) and well-drained, creamy yellow, pink and green varie- berry) in southern Chile. Fast-growing,
growing and just as good in the ground. acidic soil. Self-fertile and hardy to it can eventually reach 30 feet but can
NOCTURNE #5795 about 10°F., USDA zone 8, Chilean Guava
gation that emerges a bright purplish
pink in spring! This form seems to be be kept shrub size with pruning. Abun-
The Nocturne Blueberry is an
exciting new release from the
PINK LEMONADE is pest and disease-resistant and ripens slightly more tolerant of shade than the dant white flowers are followed by deep
A one of a kind pink blueberry with a in October. #5900 non-variegated forms but also not quite purple myrtle berries perfect for fresh
USDA that features delicious dark black
fruit on a very ornamental 5-6 foot tall
bush. Nocturne is a complex hybrid
unique flavor! Enjoy profuse, bell-
shaped, pinkish-white flowers CHILEAN NEW
as cold hardy so site in a protected place.
Fruit set is not as heavy on this variety
eating, jams, smoothies, or cheesecake.
Hardy to around 10-15oF., USDA zone 8B.
of three different blueberry species,
including the Southern Rabbiteye.
followed by striking, deep pink fruit
in late summer. These berries are CRANBERRY VILLARICA STRAWBERRY
Villarica Strawberry is a new-to-us Chil-
but its hard to beat Flambeau's beau-
ty. One of our favorites in winter when
While many nurseries offer seedlings
that lack sufficient cold hardiness, we
Unlike many of the Southern Highbush
Blueberries Nocturne is incredibly cold
flavorful, great for fresh eating, fruit
salads or toppings. Features attractive, MYRTLE
Myrteola nummularia
ean Guava selection that we’re very ex-
cited to offer! This one collected by Paul
some bright variegation in the garden
really lightens our spirits! #5903
are growing a clone from North Willa-
mette Research station shared with us
yellowish-orange fall color. #5789 by the amazing folks at Xera Plants se-
hardy, due in part to the Vaccinium Barney of Edulis Nursery in the UK at a
lected for its exceptional cold hardiness
constablaei in its parentage. This plant rather high elevation in Pucon, Chile and
breaks dormancy in spring later than any
EMERALD An OGW favorite! named for the Villarica Volcano (pro-
and large fruits. #4035
A new patented variety from Florida,
other southern highbush blueberry and nounced “via-rica”) near the town. Ber-
Emerald bears extremely heavy crops
is less susceptible to late spring frosts, ries are particularly large and red and
of large, sweet and flavorful, medi-
making Nocturne the best Southern plants have proven themselves more
um-blue berries. Great for growers
Highbush type blueberry for northern cold hardy than other selections. Hope-
in the Northwest, it is also a superior
growers. High levels of anthocyanins fully this will expand the range where
variety for California and other regions
in the fruits make Nocturne especially this precious and delicious species can
with mild winters. #5769
nutritious. #5782 be grown. #5901 JIM GERDEMANN
A supremely cute ground cover from This variety of Chilean Guava was col-
NORMAN LEGACY Tierra del Fuego in Southern Chile, Chil- lected by Ian Barclay of Desert North-
This unique, upright bush retains its
A very recent release from the Univer- ean Cranberry is not really a true cran- west from the collection of infamous
attractive, golden colored leaves
sity of Arkansas's blueberry breeding berry but a relative of Chilean Guava gardener and plant collector, Jim Ger-
throughout the winter! In August,
program and one of the best for south- that grows as a ground cover and can demann, from the southern Oregon
Legacy produces abundant crops of large,
ern and West Coast growers. Norman
produces crops as abundant as Bluecrop
light blue, sweet and flavorful berries.
tolerate, and in hot climates even re-
quires, a bit of shade. Leaves are tiny,
Coast. Jim could not remember where
he got this plant from, but in his honor,
Dont forget
#5775
or Duke, making it viable for commercial aromatic and look oh so elegant on the we’ve named this selection after him. your fertilizer!
production in warmer areas of the coun- wiry stems. Little white flowers in sum- Plants have a more rounded leaf shape
try. Berries are firm, very tasty and ship
MISTY mer are followed by white and pink than the species and supposedly a bit
well. Not recommended for areas with
Misty is the perfect bush to add to your
blushed delicious Chilean guava-like more cold hardy. In coastal climates or ACID MIX 4-3-6
landscape. An attractive, semi-ever-
late spring frosts. #5781 berries. The perfect fruiting ground cov- part shade, the Jim Gerdemann Chilean
green blueberry bush with striking, 1 lb 25 lbs.
er beneath a fruit tree and sure to be a Guava may grow up to 8 feet tall. In full
bright pink flowers in the spring, fol- #17803 #03227
great addition to food forest designs. sun and growing inland, this variety
lowed by sky-blue, firm, and flavorful 6 lbs. 50 lbs
We can't stop planting this one any- usually grows around 3 feet high by 3
berries in July. #5780 #ACID436 #03230
where we see a patch of open ground! feet wide. Fruit is just as delicious and
Keep well watered through the summer. prolific as you’d expect from the species.
#5909 #5902
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