Small Fruit and Berries

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You don't need an acre of land to grow great-tasting fruits and berries. Gurney’s offers a variety of small fruit and berry plants that are the perfect size for containers and smaller gardens, yet produce large yields at harvest time. Juicy strawberries are wonderful in desserts, luscious raspberries make excellent jams and sweet blueberries are perfect in a pie. As an added bonus, some of these easy-to-grow plants produce beautiful, fragrant flowers as well.

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	Consort Black Currant Medium-sized black currants have a wonderful sweet-tart taste, which makes for delicious jams and jellies! $19.99 » Shop Currant Plants		Elizabeth Blueberry Enormous berries with a rich mellow-sweet flavor make Elizabeth a favorite of leading chefs. $19.99 » Shop Blueberry Plants
	Jostaberry Vigorous 3- to 5-ft. shrub yields 10-12 lbs. of sweet-tart fruit in July. $19.99 » Shop Currant Plants		Sunshine Blue Blueberry This semi-dwarf variety may be the easiest blueberry to grow. $16.99 » Shop Blueberry Plants
	Dwarf Northsky Blueberry Attractive compact mounding habit, Northsky grows to 1 1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. wide. $12.99 » Shop Blueberry Plants		Bluecrop Blueberry Sets up to 20 lbs. of really big berries—about 65 per cup compared to the 120 or so needed with regular varieties. $14.99 » Shop Blueberry Plants
	‘Chippewa’ Blueberry Mid to large sized sky blue berries are great for fresh eating and processing! Developed in Minnesota, Chippewa berries are the largest of all dwarf varieties and mature in late June. If your soil is less than deal $14.99		Apache Thornless Blackberry Enjoy the sweet and juicy quarter-Size fruit that forms on erect, thornless canes. Flowers are extra fertile, $29.99

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