Strawberry Snow White is an unusual white variety with vivid red seeds that will make a refreshing change to fruit salads and ice cream. This popular novelty crop produces fruit with a lovely flavour.

Strawberry Snow White is an unusual white variety with vivid red seeds that will make a refreshing change to fruit salads and ice cream. This popular novelty crop produces fruit with a lovely flavour.

Dewberries are similar to blackberries, except they are larger and milder, ripen 7-10 days earlier, and grow on a vine rather than a bush. Large 1" by 1 1/2" glossy, blue-black berries are sweet and delicious. 2-year-old plants are shipped.

The variety is characterized by average winter hardiness, high yield (3.5 kilograms of berries per 1 square meter), an adult raspberry bush of the variety is compact, up to 1.5 meters high, medium-sized berries, namely 3.0 - 3.5 grams.

The berries are collected in multi-berry clusters, beautiful, black, shiny, very large - up to 25 grams, round or rounded-elongated, oval, black with a glossy sheen, excellent sweet taste and delicate sourness.

The variety is self-fertile, mid-season, the bush is slightly spreading, but quite powerful, reaches up to 1.5 m in height, the main advantage of this variety is large yellowish-green spherical, weighing 13-15 cm, heavily pubescent berries with red dots.

Black Velvet is a mid season vigorous variety of gooseberry with a spreading habit. The berries are a dark red/plum colour with a pleasant mix of sweet and tart when ripe. Yields are high of small to medium sized fruits.

Reliable early Polish variety, with large dense berries suitable for transportation, bushless, productive bushes, firm flesh, very fragrant, sweet, medium-sized berries, round, medium weight berries - 5-6 grams, good taste.

The bushes of the cultivar are considered semi-upright, at the beginning of growth the shoots grow vertically, and then they fall, their length reaches 4-5 m, the berries ripen very early, with enhanced care they can reach a weight of 20 grams.

The commercial success of the plant is explained by a large number of advantages, including: the absence of thorns, large fruit size, productivity, pleasant taste, high resistance to diseases and pests, beautiful flowering.

A variety of a thornless garden blackberry, with an average ripening period, the average yield is 10-15 kg, and with high agricultural technology up to 20-25 kg, berries weighing about 5 grams, collected in large clusters.

A plant of the nightshade family, its agricultural technology is the same as that of a tomato, but physalis is more cold-resistant, the most valuable of all physalis, it contains up to 9% sugars - twice as much as strawberries.

Mid-season, very productive variety, fruits reach a weight of 30-50 grams, yellow or yellow with lilac stains, quite cold-resistant, vigorous plant, contains a lot of pectins, binds and removes radionuclides from the body.

usk tomatoes have light-brown, papery husks (calyxes) that enlarge and cover the maturing fruits. The 2 most common cultivated species are the ground cherry and the tomatillo. Both have been cultivated in Central and South America for centuries.

Easy to grow and very prolific, producing 2-3" round fruits, ripening to yellow-green. Tomatillos, a staple in Mexican dishes, are used for fresh or cooked green sauces.

A variety of medium ripening, with a very high vigor like a blackberry, grows as a sprawling thorny bush, shoots grow over 2 meters in length, is characterized by a very high yield.

Although South American in origin, this plant gets it vernacular, common name from the fact it was long cultivated by colonists at the Cape of Good Hope for its fruit which was eaten raw or "made into pies, puddings or preserves."

Generally grown as an annual, the plants are semi-sprawling bushes in structure and generally left unsupported. They are very productive throughout the gardening season until first frost kills them.

There's never been a raspberry like 'Fall Gold' before! It's everbearing, self-fertile, and sets two crops: one crop in fall, then another in spring. Prune it back after the spring berries are harvested, and you begin a new growing cycle. Wow!

Also known as the strawberry-raspberry for its strawberry-like creeping habit, the Balloon Berry is a woodland plant from Japan. Unlike most Rubus species, is not a cane fruit, but a low, ground-cover perennial or sub-shrub. The berries are very large.

The Raspberry Sugana is a vigorous variety great for people who are restricted on space as they work well in pots and containers without losing any of the cropping potential. Make sure they are planted in well-drained.

Characterized by good vigour and rusticity, it shows a very high tolerance to leaf and root diseases. Leaves are mid-sized, light green, flower is below or even with the foliage, fruit is regular conical shape, bright, medium red in colour, very firm.

While they may not produce much fruit the first year, these sprawling plants will eventually yield heavily over a long season. They are considered everbearing and will flower over and over if plants are kept picked. This strawberry is ideal for container.

An excellent choice for containers or other uses for seed started strawberries. First it is very early and not day length sensitive so it will fruit as an everbearer - all season long. Secondly it is very large for strawberries of this type.

Large, red, vitamin-filled berries are produced on evergreen plants in mid to late summer. The cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) is an evergreen, ground-cover plant native to North America which flourishes in boggy conditions and contains very few seeds.

A unique and rarely offered yellow-fruited form of the European Wild Strawberry. Clumps do not make runners, so these are well-behaved plants suitable for edging, in the rock garden or in containers. Tiny white flowers appear all season.

The wood alpine strawberry produces masses of dainty, sweet tasting berries from July to September. The small fruits have a delicate flavour with an almond undertone making them perfect for decorating pastries and cakes.

Yellow Cream Alpine strawberry seeds are a bit easier to start than some others. Start the seeds indoors as early as December, and transplant outdoors one week after your last average frost date. That’s around the first or second week in April.

One of the better known heirloom alpine strawberries, Alexandria has thimble-sized, luscious, dark red berries. Top-rated for flavor, vigor and yield, these runnerless, everbearing plants produce more fruit when allowed ample space.

The Alpine Strawberry "Ruegen" has intensely delicious fruit on beautiful, naturally-everbearing, compact plants without runners. Clusters of large, white flowers followed by remarkably sweet, tasty red berries, June - late fall. Evergreen in warm areas.

The strawberries grow upright during the whole summer and a large part of the fall. You can harvest Regina till the first frosts. Very much loved by bees. Strawberries are delicious fruits and the flavour is nicest when they are really fresh.

This ancient of strawberry was popular in colonial America as well as 17th century Europe. Fruit have bright red skin and pure white flesh. These bear in June and are best eaten right out of the garden, they have superb flavor, not shipping quality.

This is a fruitful hybrid of large-fruited garden strawberries. The bush is strong, up to 20-25 cm high, with moderate mustache formation. The leaf is large, dark green. The flowers are pale pink. Peduncles powerful, durable. The berries are large, red, s

Fruit can be eaten fresh or cooked and made into jams, tarts or puddings. Prefers a fertile, well drained moisture retentive soil but is not fussy whether conditions are acid or alkaline. Best in full sun or light shade but can tolerate semi-shade.

Ribes ‘Josta’ is the result of crossing the blackcurrant and the gooseberry. It’s a very strong and healthy bush that can become 2 m high. The branches don’t have thorns. The small flowers of the Ribes ‘Josta’ appear in April.

The humble White Currant really has proven to be an enduringly popular choice amongst British fruit gardeners, and it isn't difficult to see why. Celebrated for their high vitamin C content, currant berries make an excellent addition to a healthy diet.

Redcurrants are closely related to blackcurrants, but are generally grown more like gooseberries in individual groups. They thrive well in northern regions and tolerate part shade well, but the fruits will ripen more quickly and taste sweeter.

One of the favourite fruits of the temperate world, blackcurrants produce numerous clumps of sweet, juicy, black fruits, heavily laden with vitamin C and countless other good vitamins, which are unbeatable for jams and juices.