Hardiness Zone 9

Bird-X Protective Netting for Fruit & Vegetables  Protects fruit and berries from thieving birds and other garden pests. Durable 3/4" polypropylene mesh with UV inhibitors. Easy to use. 

 Legacy (northern highbush):  was developed by the USDA Research Station in NJ.  It keeps its leaves through the winter in milder climate zones staying evergreen. Large clusters of delicious sweet berries...

Heritage Red Primocane Late season.  These Flavorful Heritage Raspberry plants are bred for large, delicious berries, a long season of fruiting, and better disease and drought resistance. 'Heritage' Raspberries are...

Tulameen Red Floricane late season Raspberry cultivar.  is the standard variety for the fresh market throughout the world. It has a large fruit with an excellent, non-traditional raspberry flavor. Tulameen - (Nootka x Glen Prosen -...

Loganberry Floricane Thornless (Rubus × loganobaccus), early season, is a hybrid of blackberry (Rubus ursinus) and raspberry (Rubus idaeus) The loganberry was derived from a cross between Rubus ursinus (R. vitifolius) 'Aughinbaugh' (octaploid)...

Caddo Floricane fruiting Thornless Erect canes. The first harvest is between Natchez, Osage, and Ouachita. Berries are 2g larger than Osage and 1.5g larger than Ouachita. Yield is 19,000lb/acre. Unique Flavor that is similar to its half-sister Osage...

Snowbank Floricane Thorny. The White blackberry is an unusual white variety of blackberry developed by plant breeder Luther Burbank at the end of the 19th century and it was successfully introduced by him to the general public in 1914-16.  It is...

Sweetie Pie was voted America's BEST Blackberry! A NEW thornless blackberry USDA cultivar called ‘Sweetie Pie’ was released that is resistant to disease and heat tolerant but tastes delicious. This cultivar, tested as MSUS119, came from...

Austin plants are moderately vigorous, productive, and upright. Berries are large in size, blue in color, firm, have dry scars, good flavor, and good shelf life. Ripens in June. Zone: 7-10 Size: Gallon    

Premier was released in Georgia in 1978. Early season. Vigorous, productive plant with large fruit and good color. One of the most delicious bluberries! Excellent for machine harvest, also excellent for freshly picked berries. Requires 550...

Tifblue (Vaccinium ashei Reade) was released in Georgia in 1955. (Cross Ethel x Clara. A parent of Ochlocknee.) Chilling requirement of 600-700 hours. Mid-late season. The approximate date of ripening in South Georgia is late June to August 1. The...

Climax (Vaccinium ashei Reade) was released in Georgia in 1974. Chilling requirement of about 400 to 450 hours, blooms early most years, and frequently suffers freeze damage. Berries are medium size with good color, small scar, and very good...