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Huge clusters of large, sweet, purplish black berries. Used for pies, jams, preserves, juice and wine. Productive, hardy and easy to grow. Not bothered by insects or disease. Tolerates wet location, grows in any soil in partial shade or full sun. Elderberries are partially self fruitful but you will increase production by having a second variety. Ripens about August 1.

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Anne is a large fruited sweet yellow raspberry that fruits in the fall. The berry size is twice that of a typical red raspberry.

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Arapaho, released in 1993 by the University of Arkansas, is a thornless variety that produces a medium sized, firm, high-quality fruit over a four-week season. Arapaho is on erect vines that do not require a trellis, and bear on primocanes, or the previous year's growth. After harvest in summer, the canes that fruited are cut back (or they will die back in fall naturally), and new shoots that grow will fruit the next spring. Arapaho is the earliest thornless blackberry in existence. The berries are large and very firm, with excellent flavor. An important, positive characteristic of the Arapaho is its small seed size.  According to Texas Cooperative Extension Horticulturist Marty Baker of Overton "They are resistant to rust diseases and blossom diseases like double blossom. They are the longest keeping blackberries of all. ”

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A very popular variety that ripens early mid season. The fruit is large with excellent flavor firmness and color. Foliage is sparse, but production is good.

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The leading cultivator and producer in Ohio. Large, glossy, and firm fruits with good quality. Hardy, vigorous, and productive. (HYG-1421-9)

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Caroline is a vigorous, red everbearing variety that is more productive than Heritage with a rich, full, and intense raspberry flavor.  Berries are medium to large in size and firm. Caroline does not tolerate high heat and drought but grows well throughout the country, suitable for the home or commercial grower. 

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Not as vigorous as the MacDonald variety, but has slightly thicker stalks and a deeper red color.

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A thornless variety with good resistance to cane blight.  Has large, very sweet, high quality fruit which is excellent for fresh use, jams, jellies and baked products.  It is the hardiest and most productive of the thornless blackberries.  Performs well in the deep south.  Self-pollinating.

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Winter hardy black currant that is an excellent source of vitamin C. Unique musky flavor with good sweetness makes it great for preserves and wine flavoring. Resistant to white pine blister rust.

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Also known as Crimson Cherry, Crimson Wine, Crimson. This is reportedly the only variety of consequence in Oregon. It produces brightly colored Red stalks with the unique characteristic of being Red throughout under normal temperature and moisture conditions of the Pacific Northwest.

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An early-season variety that grows well in zones 4-7. Duke is high-yielding and hardy. Berries are medium to large, slightly tart, and very firm. Grows upright to a height of 4-6 feet