Climbing trellised plants
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Anna Hardy Kiwi
$15.00 – $20.00 Select optionsAnna Hardy Kiwi
Anna Hardy Kiwi is among the most popular and largest of the Arctic Kiwis. The fruits have a tangy, sweet, pineapple-like flavor. The skin has a red blush and the flesh of the kiwi is a beautiful emerald green.
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Candice Grape
$15.00 Add to cartCandice Grape
The grape that does it all. From snacks and salads to jelly, juice, and wine. This early ripening grape is known to bear great crops even after hard winters. Sweet, great grape flavor with a unique hint of spiciness.
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Cascade Hops
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Dr. Yao Japanese Climbing Yam
$15.00 Read moreDr. Yao Japanese Climbing Yam
Prized for its exceptionally large and tasty tubers, this popular variety is widely used in Chinese cooking. Very popular in Japan, this attractive, perennial vine is prized for its heart-shaped foliage, fall blooms, and tasty and nutritious tubers, which are formed both underground and on aerial branches.
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Gold Flame Honeysuckle
$10.00 Add to cartGold Flame Honeysuckle
The flowers on this shrubby, twining vine begin as pink, opening to a heavily fragrant creamy yellow. Blooms for butterflies, hummingbirds and you from spring through summer.
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Interlaken Grape
$15.00 Add to cartInterlaken Grape
White seedless dessert grape of exceptional flavor. Interlaken Grape makes great raisins.
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Madeleine Angevine Wine Grape
$15.00 Add to cartMadeleine Angevine Wine Grape
A mid-September ripening, very worthwhile grape giving heavy crops of green-white berries that yield large quantities of juice for wine, and may also be enjoyed fresh. Makes an outstanding white wine.
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PINOT NOIR
$15.00 Add to cartPINOT NOIR
(Vitis vinifera) Earliest ripening Pinot Noir type. Ripens in Western Washington and other cool summer climate regions. This early ripening, Pinot produces moderate yields of small berries with high sugar content, intense flavor and excellent color
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