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Desert King Fig
$15.00 – $25.00 Select optionsDesert King Fig
Top rated in the Pacific Northwest. A large fig with dark green skin and pink flesh. It is the most consistent cropper in our region.
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Dinkum Raspberry
$6.00 – $18.00 Select optionsDinkum Raspberry
Australian ever bearing variety has excellent flavor and heavy yields of medium sized red berries.
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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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Dulcis Bamboo
$50.00 Read moreDulcis Bamboo
Sweet-shoot bamboo is a popular garden bamboo, that is also cultivated in Asia for its edible shoots. Renowned for its delectable shoots, they are prized for their tasty, early season production. Used in salads, soups, stews and stir-frys. Also considered to be one of the best choices for producing large timber poles
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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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Good King Henry
$10.00 Add to cartGood King Henry
This is a small perennial herbaceous vegetable that was once well known in England and central/southern Europe. While it has naturalized in the U.S., it is a rather uncommon food there. Good King Henry is in the same family as spinach, and its leaves are used in much the same way; however, its shoots are eaten like asparagus, flower buds like broccoli, and the seeds are an edible grain.
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Highbush Cranberry
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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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Japanese Heart Nut
$20.00 Read moreJapanese Heart Nut
Also called Japanese Walnuts. Heartnuts have a thick shelled but easily cracking, usually heart shaped nut, sweet and mild. Trees are fast growing with huge compound leaves, beautiful and hardy.
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Jostaberry
$15.00 – $30.00 Select optionsJostaberry
(Black Currant x Gooseberry) A cross of North American coastal gooseberry, European black currant. Thornless spreading shrub producing dark fruits with a mild black currant flavor and firm gooseberry texture.
$15.00 – $30.00