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18 varieties are available.
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E1924 4 inch Low Alpine Huckleberry
 (Vaccinium uliginosum) Also called Bog Bilberry. This bush grows only about a foot tall with a three foot spread. It has narrow leaves and beautiful red fall foliage. It produces black, juicy, very flavorful fruit. It doesn't need a bog to thrive but does need a sunny area. One gallon Pot. full description
Raintree Low Price: $9.50
Climate Zones: 6 to 9
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E1854 4 inch Tall Mt. Huckleberry
 (V. ovalifolium) This Pacific NW costal to sub-alpine native bush with oval leaves, grows 3-6' tall. It produces an abundance of purple-black tasty fruit in August. Rarely found, except in the wild. full description
Raintree Low Price: $9.50
Climate Zones: 4 to 8
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G135 Balsgard lingonberry
 This heavy bearing commercial variety from the Swedish University of Agriculture has large fruit which is very flavorful and easy to grow! 4" pot. full description
Raintree Low Price: $9.50
Climate Zones: 2 to 7
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E515 Cascade blackberry
 Thought to be a cross between Loganberry and wild Cascade trailing blackberry (which it will pollinate), this berry was a very popular backyard crop 40 years ago, but it has long since been unavailable. Many still ask for it, because of an unmatched wild trailing blackberry flavor, a much larger size and higher productivity. Fruit ripens in July. USDA Zones 7-9. 4 inch pots. full description
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E520 Cascade trailing blkbry
 (Rubus ursinus) Every summer from Alaska to Northern California, fruit lovers in the know pick and trip over the sweet, especially tasty, native trailing blackberries. We offer a selection found in the wild that is among the biggest and sweetest ever found, although still small. Grow them on a trellis, so they won’t be underfoot and so you can pick lots of fruit which is otherwise only available in the wild and fetches a very high price! We offer female plants that need to be pollinized. Unless you have a wild trailing male in the neighborhood, full description
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L554 Chinese Leeks (Allium tuberosum)
 (Allium tuberosum) Also known as Garlic Chives, they will grow happily in a container or in your garden, providing you with mild garlic flavored flat green leaves for salads, sandwiches, and cooking. Edible white flowers in midsummer. Grows 1-2' high. full description
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H1004 Golden Hops (Prohibited to OR & ID) 4 inch
 (Humulus lupulus aureus) This variety featured beautiful yellow foliage and is grown as a stunning ornamental. The bitter flavor of the highly aromatic cone like flowers is used to flavor beer. 4" pot. full description
Raintree Low Price: $13.50
Climate Zones: 5 to 8
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D6054 Himalayan honeysuckle 4 inch pot
 (Leycestria formosa) Also called chocolate berry, this rare and interesting multi stemmed, semi evergreen shrub grows to 6
feet tall. In the late summer and early fall it produces small round green berries that turn dark purple when ripe. They have a flavor akin to bitter chocolate. The shrub is fast growing and pretty in the landscape with clusters of white flowers with red purple bracts. It grows at the lower altitudes in Tibet. 4 Inch Pot. full description
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L555 Lemon Balm (M. officinalis)
 (Melissa officinalis) This easy-to-grow herb was as close as the pioneers could come to lemons, and for flavor and fragrance it serves well. Growing to about 2’ tall and half as wide, it will spread in rich, moist soil with full sun or partial shade Rather coarse in habit, it grows well with other perennials, around shrubs, or in containers. The foliage makes a wonderful, lemony tea either alone or in mixtures. full description
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L5804 Lemon Grass
 (Cymbopogon flexuosus) Also called East Indian Lemongrass. An easily grown perennial herb, essential to Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine and folk medicine. It is used to add lemon flavor to herbal teas or chopped finely in sauces and deserts. It will grow to 2-3' tall and spreads by numerous shoots sprouting from the base of the clump. It loves heat and summer sun and can tolerate drought but can be killed by freezing temperatures. Since it does well in a pot, Northerners can grow it outside spring through fall and just cut the top growth back full description
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E463 Lipstick Strawberry
 This vigorous, easy to grow ground cover splashes an area with lush green foliage and masses of bright pink flowers from
spring thru fall. Not a heavy producer but produces tasty strawberries. Hardy to USDA Zones 4-10. Plants thrive in sun or shade, spreading rapidly by runners. Space 1-1/2' apart. 4" pots full description
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E572 Marionberry
 Although thorny, Marionberry has such an incredible, rich flavor that many people prefer it to any other berry for eating out of hand and for making superb pies, jellies or juices. Plants produce consistently heavy crops of high quality fruit starting in July and continuing for several weeks. Not to be confused with the former mayor of Washington, DC. USDA Zones 7-9. Available in 4” pots. full description
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E248 Michigan Low Bush Blueberry (Prohib to MI & GA)
 (Vaccinium pensylvanicum "Little Crisp cv") Collected from the shores of Lake Superior, this edible groundcover grows to a height of two feet tall and produces large crops of sweet, flavorful blueberries in July and a smaller second crop in September too. Since plants grow naturally in sand, be sure soil is well drained. full description
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L523 Mother of Thyme (pack)
 (Thymus praecox subsp.arcticus) One of the flattest (to 4”), most beautiful groundcovers for full sun, it can form a thick, dense mat between stepping stones or on a bank. Likes a well drained, neutral soil. White flowers in summer. full description
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G223 Rubus arcticus 'Nagoonberry'
 Because of their excellent flavor, Nagoon berries are a favorite for eating fresh, making jelly or wine. They are closely related to R. articus and considered to be a form of that species. The spineless groundcover grows to six inches tall. The plant has attractive pink flowers and produces small, very flavorful, red, raspberry like fruit ripe in August. The flowers are either male or female with boht sexes eventually present in the same plant. It is easily grown in a good well-drained loamy soil in sun or semi-shade. This plant is smaller than full description
Raintree Low Price: $8.50
Climate Zones: 2 to 7
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H1024 Tettnang Hops 4 inch (Prohibited to OR & ID)
 Originating in the Tettnang district of Germany, this variety of hops has an exceptionally mild aroma that seems to enhance grain flavors. Excellent for finishing lagers. Matures mid-season. 4" pot. full description
Raintree Low Price: $13.50
Climate Zones: 4 to 8
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L516 True Grosso Lavender
 (Lavandula x intermedia) Grow this vigorous, bushy cultivar for its continuous production of fragrant, dark blue-purple blooms on 3' tall stems. Extremely hardy and great in Northwest, the heavy bloomer boasts a strong lavender fragrance with a hint of camphor. The long flower stems dry exceptionally well to navy blue, making Grosso a good choice for crafts, aromatherapy and oil. full description
Raintree Low Price: $8.50
Climate Zones: 5 to 9
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E443 Wild Strawberry
 (Fragaria chiloensis) Our Northwest native ground cover. It forms a low, lush compact mat of glossy green leaves that become tinged red in the fall. It has white flowers. Sets tasty small red strawberries in the fall. Likes sun or partial shade.
4 inch pots. full description
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Buy any 18, 4 inch pots and save $15. Mix and match from among blackberries, lingonberries, strawberries, wintergreen, kinnickinnick, cranberries and more from the list below. Sending you a flat of 18 makes shipping easier and cheaper and we pass the savings on to you. For every 18 pack you order, you automatically receive $15.00 off your order.
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