Hardiness Zone 9

Rebel (USPP 18,138) is a Southern High Bush variety from Georgia. Rebel was released by University of the University of Georgia in 2006. Plants are very vigorous. Fast growing. It is loved for its abundant fruiting and large and uniform berries...

Nantahala Red Primocane (Patent #20689). Late season Raspberry cultivar ripening to follow ‘Heritage’. The fruit is large. Fruit is firm, very attractive, uniform, and conical to ovate. Consistent yields. The variety...

 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...

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    

Melathion 55% will protect your garden nicely.  Use 1 1/2 teaspoons for 1 gal of water to get your spray ready. 473 ml (16 Fl.Oz.). Very good voluime to protect your garden and flowerbeds.

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...

Emerald ( PP 11,807) has a chilling requirement of about 200-300 hours, so it blooms early. Subject to some Fall flowering. Berries size is large to very large and moderately firm. Emerald berries maintain  very good size throughout the harvest...

DELICIOUS! ‘Ochlockonee’ (rabbiteye): (USPP 17,300) (ok-LAHK-uh-nee), named after the Ochlockonee River in south Georgia, is a late season rabbiteye blueberry that was released in 2002. Plants of Ochlockonee are vigorous, upright and...

Powder Blue released jointly by North Carolina State University and the United States Department of Agriculture-ARS in 1978. Powderblue has a chilling requirement of 550-650 hours. Approximate date of ripening is late June to early August. Berries are...

Anne Yellow Primocane (University of Maryland, Plant patent #10,411) produces VERY large, conic, pale yellow, delicious fruit that ripens mid-late season. It has very good flavor and texture. Tall upright canes sucker sparsely requiring higher...