2026 Fruit
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Fruit trees – grow best in Full sun with well-drained soil a sandy, loamy texture.
They also need deep soil to support their deep root systems!
| Fruit trees grow best in Full sun & well-drained soil a sandy, loamy texture. They also need deep soil to support their deep root systems | ||
| Kiwi | Actinidia-Both M&F required. Vine/prune late winter. SUN-F/ WD soil shelter from strong winds | |
| Issai- self fruitful, smooth skinned green fruit are the size of grapes and taste like a sweet tropical kiwi without the fuzzy skin | $41.99 | |
| Asparagus | Asparagus -Plant roots or seed in early spring. Important to keep bed free of weeds.. | 5 /$21.99 |
| Do Not cut fruit first year & very little the second year | ||
| Equinox- known for its high yield and quality, including long spears and a tight tip. | ||
| Blackberry | Blackberries Full Sun, well drained Moist humus rich soil; self pollinating | $29.99 |
| Chester- thornless; heavy crop of very large, jet black, round and very sweet blackberries in mid-late summer. | ||
| Hardy Black- Thornless, bears clusters of large, sweet and juicy fruits on spiny canes | ||
| Blueberries | Min.2 varieties for best production,For soil use old sawdust/pine needles,never use lime. | $29.99 |
| Full sun.Prune late winter & fertilize with 10-10-10. | ||
| Keep 'witches broom out of bushes. It looks like a fast growing 'broom' & snaps off easily | ||
| Bluecrop-5' -high yields, sweet & juicy mid season; Polaris-5'- large firm, light blue & X flavour. | ||
| Duke- 5-7' -ripens early; firm mildly tart berry; | ||
| Sweetheart-large sweet juicy fruit with a heavy crop in spring and a 2nd crop late summer | ||
| Chippewa-4'- mid Season; sweet, perfect for eating cooking and baking & perserves | ||
| Horseraddish | Horseradish Sun, keep well water. A very invasive,plant where can be controlled | $16.99 |
| Strawberry | Strawberry Mulch in spring with well rotted real manure, Sun/M/Wd sheltered location- | 5 /$9.99 |
| Eversweet-fruit produced from spring to fall, even in the hottest parts of summer.High yields | ||
| Raspberry | Nova Red-Sun,plant 3' apart. Cut back to 1' when planting. Fruit on old wood | 5 /$19.99 |
| Rhubarb | Rhubarb Strawberry-Sun,grows in most any soils,but is a heavy feeder. Fertilize spring with rotted manure | $19.99 |
| Strawberry Red-retains red color when cooked..leaves are toxic; reliable | ||
| goose | Ribes Grow in Full Sun/wd/plenty of composted 'REAL' manure; prune regularily for best production | $29.99 |
| goose | Ribes Hinnonmaki Red - outstanding flavor & high yields | |
| Ribes Hinnonmaki Yellow - outstanding flavor & high yields | ||
| Ribes Captivator Red-it 'does have a few thorns! It has delicious and abundant dark red fruit | ||
| current | Ribies au Currant Gold-10'-yellow flowers early;berries can be eaten raw or cooked | $29.99 |
| Ribies od Current Clove- highly scented,edible; prune to keep size | $29.99 | |
| Grape | Vitis-Easy to grow on any sunny wall or fence. Prune mid-winter/Wd/Hr/Neut-alk/Sun -#1 size | $29.99 |
| Belchas White; very productive for table & wine.fall; | ||
| Beta- deep Blue-black;perfect for eating fresh, using in jam or wine recipes, | ||
| Somerset- red seedlesstable/wine/jelly; | ||
| Briana-greenish gold; Perfect as a juice grape or as a light, semi-sweet table wine.E fall | ||
| Marchel Foch wines ranging from light red wine to dark "inky" purple colour ; | ||
| Frontenac-An excellent hardy blue wine grape. Very widely planted in Quebec vineyards. | ||
| Helpful Hint: 1/2 lb 10-10-10 fertilizer for every year of the tree,up to 5 lbs[MAX] ,on the 'drip line'-or you can use aged 'real manure' & | ||
| on drip line in spring. All fruit need at least 6 hours of sun each day through the summer & fertile soil with good drainage | ||
| More Helpful Hints: "FEED THE SOIL & IT WILL FEED YOU & YOUR FAMILY" | ||
| The most important gardening tip I can possibly give you is that in Gardening proper preparation of Soil & Nutrients is essential to feed the soil & therefore | ||
| this will nuture & feed the plants…. Without proper water, compost you will be disappointed with the result…this applies to ALL gardening | ||
| The surest way to keep garden insects at bay is to grow healthy, disease-free plants that are a more difficult target for bugs and can withstand the occasional attack | ||
| more readily. Regularly inspect leaves for discoloration or damage, and remove, deadhead or pinch off diseased plants or leaves. Appropriate watering for your | ||
| plant’s needs and healthy, nutrient-rich soil will also help keep your plants healthy. Keep weeds under control, as they can create a safe haven for pests. | ||
Helpful Hints
1/2 lb 10-10-10 fertilizer for every year of the tree, up to 5 lbs [MAX], on the ‘drip line’-or you can use aged ‘real manure’ & on drip line in spring.
All fruit need at least 6 hours of sun each day through the summer & fertile soil with good drainage.
“FEED THE SOIL & IT WILL FEED YOU & YOUR FAMILY”
The most important gardening tip I can possibly give you is that in gardening proper preparation of soil & nutrients is essential to feed the soil & therefore
this will nurture & feed the plants…. Without proper water, compost you will be disappointed with the result…this applies to ALL gardening!
The surest way to keep garden insects at bay is to grow healthy, disease-free plants that are a more difficult target for bugs and can withstand the occasional attack
more readily. Regularly inspect leaves for discoloration or damage, and remove, deadhead or pinch off diseased plants or leaves. Appropriate watering for your
plant’s needs and healthy, nutrient-rich soil will also help keep your plants healthy. Keep weeds under control, as they can create a safe haven for pests.