Last Call produces high yields of large berries with a classic sweet and slightly aromatic blueberry flavor.

Latham is renowned for its excellent winter hardiness and good fruit quality.

Royalty Purple offers large, high-quality fruit that is good for fresh eating and excellent for jams and jellies.

Hinnomaki Red is renowned for its superb flavor, high yields

Northland is the most winter-hardy Highbush variety, making it suitable for colder climates where other varieties may struggle.

Darrow produces excellent yields of quarter-size, juicy, memorably robust flavored berries.

Tixia features unique semi-thornless shoots and upright growth habit, making it easier to pick than other gooseberry plants.

Niwot is very productive with attractive, shiny fruit and a less intense raspberry flavor.

Northblue is a proven producer of quality fruit in cold climates, making it an excellent choice for farmers desiring a higher-yielding, winter-hardy variety.

Northsky is the most winter hardy of all blueberries and can survive extreme winter conditions.

Draper is an early mid-season blueberry known for its concentrated harvest of firm, crisp, and flavorful berries with excellent shelf life.

Aurora is a late-season blueberry that delivers high yields of large, firm berries with excellent shelf life.

This easy-to-grow currant variety is ideal for winemaking, juice, and fresh consumption.

Top Hat offers both convenience and quality for farmers looking to optimize their space.

Burgundy produces small berries that are easy to pick and boast a classic wild taste.