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The Bing cherry is ranked as the sweetest cherry of all varieties. Known for its exceptional taste and versatility, this magnificent tree boasts deep red, heart-shaped cherries that are bursting with delicious juiciness. Flourishing in a wide range of growing zones, the Bing Cherry Tree offers a generous harvest each year, maturing at a height of approximately 20-30 ft. Its lush, glossy green foliage provides an inviting canopy of shade, complementing its vibrant fruit perfectly. with its striking colors, luscious flavor and hardiness, the Bing Cherry Tree is a must-have for any avid gardener or cherry enthusiast. The cherry tree grows best in full Sun, slightly acidic and loamy soil and needs another sweet cherry tree to cross pollinate. We recommend Black Tartarian, Rainier Sweet, Montmorency, Sam Sweet or Summit Sweet cherry.

The tangy, apricot-like taste of the American Persimmon waits until after frost to develop sweetness. Left on the tree, the bright orange, 1 in. to 2 in. fruits will hang until midwinter, fully edible and flavorful. In the fall, the brightly colored persimmon fruits and golden foliage add ornamental appeal to your landscape.

Fast growing, disease resistant, thornless and hardy, Arapaho Blackberry forms fruit early. No waiting for blackberry season. Pick 8 Qt. to 10 Qt. per plant in early to mid June and enjoy these luscious berries before the summer turns really hot. Each blue-black, glossy berry is huge, 1 in. to 2 in. L, with tiny seeds. Arapaho's lack of thorns and its fully erect canes make harvesting so easy a child could do it.

Early Blue Honeyberry lets you start fruit season with intensely flavorful berries that are easy to grow and have a wonderful sweet-tart flavor that has been described as blueberries with an attitude. Early Blue ripens just ahead of strawberries in late May to June. Because they are early ripening, there are virtually no pests or diseases that bother the fruit and no sprays are needed. The plant is resistant to leaf burn and grows 2 ft. tall to 3 ft. tall. 1 Early Blue plant will pollinate 3 Sunrise Honeyberry plants.

Blueberry Echo is heads above the rest when it comes to double cropping. The berries begin to ripen early in the blueberry season before other varieties bear fruit. Then, more blueberries appear in early fall, producing an even larger crop. This late fruiting continues until frost. You will have fresh, home-grown, sun-ripened blueberries for weeks. Echo is also very ornamental, having a compact habit and blooming twice a year. It works well as a garden hedge and even as a patio-container plant.

Hansen's Bush Cherry has branches that are covered with pure white flowers in May, and are absolutely loaded with purplish-black fruit in July. Grows 4 to 5 ft. tall and bears at an early age. For best yield, plant 2 or more. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 8.

A hardy, carefree tree, the Mulberry produces an abundance of sweet, juicy, purple-black berries. The tree is fast-growing and produces heavy, reliable crops. The fruit is similar in appearance to blackberries and ripens in July.

Nanking Bush Cherry is an early and extra-productive variety we're sure you'll love. It reliably produces sweetly scented Spring flowers and tremendous crops of tasty fruit in the first year. It bears up to 8 Qt. of bright red cherries that ripen dependably in July. The plant grows quickly and reaches 6 ft. H to 8 ft. H. For the best yield, plant 2 or more bushes. Zones 2 to 8.

Northsky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, Northsky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3 seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lb. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf Northsky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45°F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well. Potted. Zones 3 to 7.

Oh My. Seedless Grape will change the way you think about, and eat, muscadines. Bite into these perfectly round, golden fruits and experience an explosion of juicy sweetness and rich, aromatic muscadine flavor. You can savor the flavor and the experience without worrying about spitting out seeds or skins. Oh My. is the first muscadine that reliably yields full-size, seedless, bronze-colored fruits with tender skins. Plus, each highly productive vine yields 40-plus pounds of fruit.