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$32.00 | Conventional | Sold Out

Yellow™ Cornelian Cherry

Yellow™ Cornelian Cherry aka Yartarnii is a beautiful heavy producing yellow fruited variety. Has a sweet-tart flavor that is good for fresh eating and very popular for preserves and other uses. 1 gallon conventionally grown plants.

$71.00 | Default title | Sold Out

Multi-Season 5-Plant Edible/Ornamental Dogwood Bundle

This grouping of Dogwood trees will provide visual interest in your garden for much of the year: 2x Cornelian Cherry Seedling: Flowers in early spring, fruits July -September (1 of each) Milky way and Evergreen- Flowers late spring, early summer 1x Red-Stem - Flowers late spring Combining Milky Way, Evergreen, and Red‑stem dogwood with Cornelian Cherries can make a beautiful, diverse planting that offers bloom, fruit, winter/stem color, and wildlife benefits year-round!

$10.00 | Organic | Sold Out

Korean Seedling

Blooms May–June, with distinctive white bracts surrounding small, greeinish-yellow flowers. Features dark green leaves that are 2–4" long and elliptic-ovate in shape and has a beautiful form with horizontal branching. Provides great fall color, with leaves turning purple and scarlet. USDA Zones: 5-8

$10.00 | Organic | Sold Out

Pacific Dogwood (Cornus nuttallii)

Very ornamental deciduous tree with big showy velvety white flowers in early spring followed by gorgeous, golden red fall color and red fruits loved by the birds. Naturally grows at the edge of woods in part shade. Grows up to 50 ft tall. Zones 4-9.

$32.00 | Conventional | Sold Out

Julian Dogwood (Cornus kousa)

Abundant crops of tasty dark red fruit follows after the beautiful creamy white flowers of spring. Very attractive variety with its somewhat dwarfing form and gorgous red and purple fall color. Hardy zones 5-8.

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Winter Glow Duo (Dogwood and Willow)

The Redstem Dogwood is a beautiful deciduous shrub that presents white flowers in late May and June. In the winter shows off it's dark red stems in the garden. In a pairing of (1) Golden Curls Willow (Salix 'Golden Curls') (which can be grow as shrub) with its golden colored corkscrew stems and (1) Redstem Dogwood, Cornus sericea you get a striking couple in the landscape all year long. They make a great ecological pairing when used together in landscaping or restoration project. Both are pollinator-friendly and support early-season insects. Both provide excellent habitat and food for birds and mammals. Their fruit and branches attract wildlife like deer, birds, and small mammals. They can also be used in riparian or wetland areas to stabilize soil.

$32.00 | Organic | Sold Out

Big Apple Dogwood (Cornus kousa)

Large beautiful velvety white flowers in the spring make quite a show and is followed in the fall with abundant showy large crimson-red edible fruit. This highly attractive and unique Cornus Kousa variety is disease resistant and easy to grow. Hardy to minus 20 degrees.

$35.00 | Organic | Sold Out

Kordia Cherry

This Czechoslovakian variety produces heavy crops of black, firm, large sweet fruit. Grown commercially in the Northwest. Hardiness zones 4-9. Needs 700-750 chill hours.

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Ruby Stems and Summer Berry 5-Plant Bundle

This pairing of a (1) Redstem dogwood Cornus sericea, along with (1) California Blue Elderberry Sambucs cerulea, and (3) Woodland strawberries Fraise de bois ground cover give you a nice layered colorful and medicinal planting for your garden. You have the medicinal Elderberry produces edible flowers and berries (needs to be processed) and Redstem dogwoods, young shoots can be used to make crafts and edible ground cover of Strawberries. Strawberry and Elderberry (Zones 4-9), Redstem Dogwood (Zones 2-8)

$20.00 | Organic | Sold Out

Surinam Cherry - Eugenia uniflora

While the Surinam Cherry (Eugenia Uniflora) is not related to common cherry trees, It gets its name because the fruit is shaped like a cherry and it does have a seed in the center. This plant can be grown as a large shrub or a small tree. In Florida this plant has been used to create hedges. If left to grow on its own it can reach a mature height of about 25 feet. You can find this plant growing in places such as Hawaii, India, the Philippines, Samoa, and parts of Florida. There are some places where this tropical plant could be considered invasive so please check with your local extension office to see if this plant is invasive in your area. The Surinam Cherry is also an evergreen plant with leaves that change to a red color in the fall. However if you live in areas that dip below 30 degrees in the winter, you might want to grow your plant in a pot so you can move it indoors or into a greenhouse for the winter season. Expect fruit starting in years 3-5f, which comes in colors of green, yellow, red, and dark red can be used in creating jellies, jams, and sauces.

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