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Enjoy fresh fruit from your backyard with these Gurney's Albion Everbearing Strawberry Plants. Plant these strawberries in acidic soil in full sun. The plants grow up to 10 in. tall and can be harvested from May until August.

Blue crop blueberry is known for consistent yields, large high-quality fruit and disease resistance. Mature plants will reach 4 ft. to 6 ft. tall and can yield up to 20 lbs. of firm, light-blue fruit each year. Berries are large about 65 per cup compared to the 120 or so needed with other varieties. Ripens in mid July and is hardy in zones 4 - 7.

Fort Laramie Strawberry is a hardy variety that thrives in all parts of the country, surviving even the worst winters without mulch. The plants produce a good number of runners and an abundance of large to very large, juicy, bright red berries. The honey-sweet berries are great eaten fresh or used for making jams, jellies, preserves and desserts.

Jeanne Gooseberry is a prolific cultivar that grows well in partial Sun. The gooseberry is usually prone to diseases, but Jeanne is an improved variety that has good resistance to powdery mildew and other fungal diseases. It produces deep maroon plump fruits that appear in late July. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8.

A reliable producer of big, delicious berries, Jewel Raspberry is widely adapted and fast growing. Great for eating fresh or making into jams, jellies and desserts, Jewel's superior quality berries are glossy and sweet. They also freeze and can well and are often the choice for selling at roadside markets. The plants are vigorous and self-pollinating, each producing about 1 Qt. to 2 Qt. of round, firm fruit.

The Osborne Prolific Fig is a remarkably reliable and adaptable fig variety prized for its sweet flavor, attractive fruit, and ability to thrive where many figs struggle. Its medium‑sized figs feature yellow skin with purplish‑brown striping and a beautiful opalescent or amber‑pink interior, offering a rich, honeyed taste that's delicious fresh or preserved. This variety is especially valued in cool coastal climates thanks to its low heat requirement and ability to fruit even in partial shade, making it one of the most dependable choices for gardeners outside hot Mediterranean regions. With a modest breba crop followed by a strong main crop, self‑fertility, and vigorous growth, the Osborne Prolific Fig lives up to its name-producing abundantly with minimal fuss. If you want a fig tree that performs beautifully in challenging climates while delivering exceptional fruit, Osborne Prolific is a standout.

There's no need to train Ouachita Thornless Blackberry to a support. The plants bear their extra sweet berries on fully erect, easy-to-harvest canes. Consistent yields of high-quality, medium-size berries begin ripening in mid to late June. They ripen early and keep it up for about 5 weeks, allowing plenty of time to enjoy delicious fresh berries. Expected yield for one plant is about 4 Qt. to 6 Qt. Pronounced "wash-uh-taw," this variety is also highly disease resistant.

Ozark Beauty Strawberry produces heavy yields of up to 4 in., bright red, delicious berries with a sugar-sweet taste and temptingly juicy texture. This everbearing strawberry delivers a large initial harvest and then bears a steady crop throughout the season. 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. This ever bearing strawberry delivers a large initial harvest and then bears a steady crop throughout the season. The vigorous plants are easy to grow and resistant to leaf spot and leave scorch. Self-pollinating.

Pixwell Gooseberry bears fruit that is soft, juicy and rich in sugar. Plants begin bearing big green berries in their second year, yielding 4 Qt. to 6 Qt. a-year at maturity. Perfect for pies and preserves, the berries ripen to pale pink. Fruit hanging in clusters and glossy dark green to purple foliage make the Pixwell a lovely ornamental, as well. Plants are self-pollinating.