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Plants are vigorous, producing long shoots from soil level one growing season and bearing fruit the next. These are removed after bearing and replaced by the current year's growth. This makes the plant easy to prune and manage as a bush. Large fruit clusters with good flavor ripen in August each year. Berries have very high anthocyanin content--very good for you! This is the more productive variety, but both varieties are required for cross pollination in a ratio of 1 Samyl : 5 Samdal.
This variety will provide good cross-pollination when paired with the Samdal variety. Samyl has particularly high-quality flowers.has a vigorous, bushy habit that is similar to Samdal, but not as dense. Plants are partially self fruitful, but planting two S. nigra cultivars will assure better fruit production for both.
The 'Concord' grape is an American classic. Sweet, purple grapes ripen in late-September and are ideal for making jams, jellies, grape juice and wine. This seeded variety will grow 15-20' long, but can be pruned to a more managable size if necessary. May need protection from harsh winter winds.
The 'Edelweiss White' is a climbing variety that will rapidly grow 15-20' long. It produces large clusters of sweet, pale-gold grapes that ripen early in the season. When harvested early in the season, this sweet variety makes an excellent white wine.
The 'Jupiter Blue' seedless variety grows 6-8' tall and wide and produces large clusters of reddish-blue grapes with a crisp texture and a mild, sweet flavor. This variety is hardy, disease resistant and easy to care for. Fruit ripens in late-August and will turn a deep blue when it's ready for harvesting.
The 'King of the North' is a cold-hardy, disease resistant variety that produces dark purple, almost black grapes. Grapes are juicy and tart, making them perfect for making jellies and juices. These vigorous vines can get 10-20' long, but can be pruned back to a more managable size. Fruit ripens in early September.
Anna's Hardy' is a female variety that produces sweet, tender kiwis. Its sweet, white flowers emerge in late spring and give way to summer fruits. It will grow 10-12' tall and wide when trained onto a trellis. Needs hardy male kiwi for pollination.
The hardy red kiwi produces cranberry-red fruits with a sweet-tart flavor. Kiwis are ready to be harvested September through October. It can grow 8-10' tall and wide when trained onto a trellis. Needs a hardy male kiwi for pollination.
Anna's Hardy' is a female variety that produces sweet, tender kiwis. Its sweet, white flowers emerge in late spring and give way to summer fruits. It will grow 10-12' tall and wide when trained onto a trellis. Needs hardy male kiwi for pollination.
September Sun' produces large, flavorful fruits against colorful foliage. It can grow 10-15' tall and wide when trained on a trellis. Needs a hardy male kiwi for pollination.
The 'Sugar Mountain Kalinka' is a native variety that produces blue fruits in the summer. It will reach 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. Plant a pollinator for best berry set.
The 'Moonglow' produces large, red-blushed fruit with a soft, juicy texture. Harvest will ripen in mid-September and crop will be more abundant when this tree is paired with other pear varieties, like 'Bartlett' and 'Seckel'. Dwarf variety will get 8-10' tall and wide.
The 'Seckel' produces small, dessert pears that are super sweet with a hint of spice. These sweet, juicy fruits are often used in cooking, canning and fresh eating. This variety gets 15-20' tall and 12-15' wide. Harvest will ripen mid-September.
The 'Methley' produces large clusters of sweet, purple-red plums that are great for fresh eating, cooking and preserves. This variety is a heavy producer and is quite disease resistant. Will get 10-12' tall and wide and fruit will ripen in mid-July. Fragrant white flowers emerge in early spring, adding seasonal interest.
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