Figs , Hardy Kiwis and Muscadines
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Southern Home Muscadine
$24.99'Southern Home' is a bunch and muscadine cross form the University of Florida. 'Southern Home' is considered the best muscadine for the home garden due to its ornate foliage and pleasant flavored fruit. The unique oak-shaped leaves are highly...$24.99 -
Delicious Muscadine
$24.99The 'Delicious' muscadine grape cultivar was breed by Dr. Dennis J. Gray at the University of Florida. 'Delicious' ripens early, produces high yields, large black berries, and is diseases-resistant. The fruit remarkable ripens 2-3 weeks earlier than most...$24.99 -
Alachua Muscadine
$24.99Muscadine 'Alachua' is a self-fertile cross from the University of Florida. It ripens very uniformly and has a good dry stem scar. 'Alachua' has characteristics that make it mechanically harvestable. It is resistant to Pierce's disease (PD). 'Alachua' is...$24.99 -
Vincent Hardy Kiwi
$28.99Kiwi 'Vincent' produces excellent tasting, medium sized fuzzy kiwi's! 'Vincent' & 'Tomuri' make a excellent pairing in low chill areas & performs good up to zone 7. These fuzzy kiwi's both have attractive fuzzy green looking foliage. Zone:...$28.99 -
Tomuri Male Hardy Kiwi
$28.99'Tomuri' is a fuzzy male Hardy Kiwi. 'Tomuri' is the best pollinator for the low chill female Kiwi 'Vincent'. This pairing is excellent for low chill areas where many other kiwis will not produce. One male kiwi plant can pollinate approximately 8...$28.99 -
Prolific Hardy Kiwi
$28.99Prolific is a very sweet self-fertile hardy kiwi variety. It is less aggressive than other kiwi varieties, Prolific vine is perfect for trellises and fences. Most kiwis require a male and female to produce fruit, Prolific is self-fertile. One plant will...$28.99 -
Cowart Muscadine
$24.99The Cowart muscadine vine is a self-fertile variety. The variety is very productive its fruits have delicious flavor. Berries are in large clusters, medium size (1"). Cowart produces fruit that has edible skin. You can eat it fresh or use it for...$24.99 -
Magnolia Fig
$24.99Fig 'Magnolia' is a great performer in the Southeast. It has become very popular in Texas in the dooryard fruit market. This fig has brown skin with an amber-colored pulp. DELICIOUS! 'Magnolia' has an open eye which can cause the fruit to sour...$24.99 -
Chang Bai 5 Hardy Kiwi
$24.99Chang Bai 5 Hardy Kiwi (Actinidia arguta ) is one of the Hardy Kiwi of the Far East. It was named after the Mountain Chang Bai where it was found by. The largest Giant size. The original area is by Chang Bai Mountain. This unique variety of Hardy...$24.99 -
Ananasnaya/ Anna Hardy Kiwi
$29.99Hardy Kiwi 'Ananasnaja' (Pineapple Actinidia arguta), or so-named 'Anna' for short is one of the best producers of bite-sized kiwis. It is a tremendous cold hardiness and is easy to grow. One key element that makes this kiwi so special is its...$29.99 -
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Brown Turkey Fig
Now: $26.99Was: $28.99‘Brown Turkey’ is a large-fruited variety, best suited for fresh use. It has bronze skin, and red flesh, and may be slightly hardier than most of the other varieties. May produce a large 2nd crop. Is somewhat dwarfing. The large leaves give...Now: $26.99Was: $28.99 -
Little Ruby Fig
$28.99‘Little Ruby’ is ever-so aptly named! A dwarf fig that is so petite, it is often used for bonsai. Good for containers and in-ground, ‘Little Ruby’ produces an early crop of medium sized, sweet red figs with strawberry colored...$28.99
We offer you the best varieties of Figs (Ficus carica), Hardy Kiwis ( Actinidia arguta), and Muscadines (Vitis muscadinia).
Our Fig plants are all tissue cultured: virus-indexed plants. It means that they are more productive and their fruits are larger.
They all have delicious taste, nice colors of the fruits and they are vigorous plants easy to grow.
Please, weed all the grass around at least 4 feet.
Do not rely on a dripping system while your plants are not established, especially during a hot period. Water by hand, please!