Superfruit Bundle
We picked our very best Superfruit varieties to grow at home. This assortment of berry plants are easy to grow, self-fertile, and loaded with nutrients
Olallie Blackberry
Released by the USDA-ARS this is a cross between Loganberries and Youngberries. The fruit is best eaten fresh off the vine!
The Olallie Blackberry plant has ample sweet fruit useful for almost any dessert. They have trailing canes and are robust and steadfast producers.
Pequot Lakes ™ Black Raspberry
Pequot Lakes ™ Black Raspberry plants can tolerate the coldest conditions. Jim Furth, the breeder of this new variety, has grown Pequot Lakes since 1990 in the extreme winters in Northern Minnesota. The fruits are deep black and good quality for farm markets and U-Pick. Medium to large fruits are easy to harvest with the majority of the fruits located on the terminal ends of the branches. Flavor of the fruits are excellent and well balanced with high sweetness and low acidity. Harvest will occur in the third week of July for a two week period. The plants are vigorous and will yield up to three pounds of fruit per season. Hardiness Zones 3-7.
Black September Black Currant
A superior Black Currant variety, Black September bears good crops of firm, large, sweet and juicy berries. Aromatic and flavorful, Black September fruit ripens in late July.
Dwarf Aronia
Plant this cute, very compact shrub and enjoy its profuse flower display, especially tasty, jet black berries, and striking, crimson red, fall foliage. Dwarf Aronia should grow to only about 3 ft. in height.