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Edibles
You don't have to have an orchard or dedicated space for edible gardening to experience the joy of growing your own food. Fruiting plants are not only productive, but beautiful as well. Include them in your decorative landscape like you would any other tree, shrub, or vine to create a garden of abundance.
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- Expect dependably high quality fruit early in the season from this moderate day-neutral variety that ...
- One of the most popular grapes, prized for its excellent flavor. The vigorous deciduous vine with bold-textured, ...+6 variant(s)
- Ideal for mild climates, this self-fertile, low-chill white Nectarine has the most satisfying, sweet ...+1 variant(s)
- A fast growing grapevine well-suited for the warmer regions of the United States. Sets very large clusters ...+8 variant(s)
- Vigorous twining vine needs no pollenizer plant to produce an abundance of small, delicious smooth-skinned ...+8 variant(s)
- Introduced in France in 1849, this favorite is often found in fancy fruit gift packs, and considered ...
- Excellent ornamental value as well as providing delicious fruit. Showy white flowers lead to sweet and ...
- This vigorous grower produces 10-15 pounds of huge, delicious berries each year. Some of biggest around, ...
- A dwarf eggplant that bares lovely mini 4-inch-long purple and white fruit. Fruit is sweet, without any ...
- A delightful combination of pink blooms and delicious, large red fruit makes for a particularly attractive ...+2 variant(s)
- Extremely hardy and perfect for cold winter areas. Self-fertile, producing large purple-red fruit with ...+3 variant(s)
- An early-season, primocane-fruiting blackberry that produces very firm, high quality, tasty, dark purple-black, ...+1 variant(s)
- Intriguing herb often grown as a houseplant, with deep green foliage and small white flowers. Ideal for ...+4 variant(s)
- A popular table and wine grape that yields abundant clusters of large burgundy-purple fruit in the fall. ...
- A primocane-fruiting blackberry that will produce fruit on first-year canes. Medium-sized, firm berries ...+3 variant(s)
