Chesapeake Figs

Shipping class: Plants

  • Paradiso Giovani

    Paradiso Giovani

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  • Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

    Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

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    1 Gallon size Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

  • Scotia Elderberry

    Scotia Elderberry

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    A native plant (american Elderberry) and a fast growing, cold tolerant perennial.  Elderberries are great medicinal berries, that are often used to make health tinctures and syrups.  They have clusters of flowers that turn into dark small berries, that can be harvested and cooked to make a bunch of different things.  Scotia seems to be…

  • Black Zadar

    Black Zadar

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    One of the more interesting and odd looking figs I grow.  It definitely stands out with its odd squat, almost squished shape.  They seem to have a pretty long hang time so far for me.  The bark of the tree gets that knobby look that I really like.

  • Burgan UNK

    Burgan UNK

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  • Figoin Fig

    Figoin Fig

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    (1 Gallon tree size) Figoin (aka Verdino del Nord VR) Is a great weather resistant small green fig, that gets a very sweet thick dark red jelly like interior.  Figoin has gotten better for me each year, and the tree stays relatively small while producing a lot of fruit.  It is a good option for…

  • Green/White Panicle Hydrangea (1gal)

    Green/White Panicle Hydrangea (1gal)

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    Beautiful hydrangea variety.  Produces huge white blooms, and is very adaptable to part shade or a good amount of sun.  Can be cut back heavily and still bloom.  These are also fun to train to a tree form.

  • Jan’s Best Mulberry Tree

    Jan’s Best Mulberry Tree

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    My favorite of the everbearing mulberries so far.  Productive and easy to root.

  • Olympian

    Olympian

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    Olympian is a great breba producer.  The figs can be over 100grams.  They are one of the only figs I have that I would often describe as tasting like a ripe peach.

  • Oscar Mulberry

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  • White Pakistan Mulberry

    White Pakistan Mulberry

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    Great variety of mulberry with long white sweet fruits.

  • Tia Penya

    Tia Penya

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    Tia Penya is probably my most vigorous growing variety.  It is a late fig with what I would describe as a vibrant taste.

  • Zaffiro

    Zaffiro

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    Great, dark exterior and yellow interior early honey fig

  • Big Leaf Hydrangea (1 gal.)

    Big Leaf Hydrangea (1 gal.)

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    One of my Favorite Ornamental plants.  They grow very well in our area, do well in part sun or part shade, and the flowers are huge and blue if you have acidic soil or pink if your soil is alkaline

  • Double Gold Raspberry

    Double Gold Raspberry

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    I usually don’t carry any patented varieties, but I like this raspberry so much that it is worth it.  It has a great berry taste, and it produces two seperate crops during the year.  One in summer and another in fall that goes all the way up until winter.  It likes to spread, so give…

  • Forsythia

    Forsythia

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  • Hardy Kiwi – Meader Male (Actinidia Arguta)

    Hardy Kiwi – Meader Male (Actinidia Arguta)

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    This is the pollinator that is needed for all hardy kiwi varieties (except self fertile Issai).  It grows very well in our area, and produces white flowers in early spring to pollinate the female hardy kiwi plants (like Anna, Ken’s Red, Meader Female, Chang Bai, Geneva).  This vine, like all hardy kiwi, can and should…

  • Hardy Kiwi x2 (Male & Female)

    Hardy Kiwi x2 (Male & Female)

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    This is a combo deal for an Anna female hardy kiwi, and a meader male kiwi, to be used as a polinator (planted within 100ft of eachother)

  • Hosta (hosta ventricosa, plantain lilly)

    Hosta (hosta ventricosa, plantain lilly)

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    This is one of my favorite plants for a shade garden.  It does a great job of covering an area with a beautiful leaf shape, and puts up a tall green spike with a purple bloom on it in July.  Tolerates part sun to full shade

  • Hyssop (Anise) – native

    Hyssop (Anise) – native

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    Hyssop is one of my favorite flowering plants.  It brings tons of bees, butterflies, and birds to your garden and yard.  As a native perennial in the mint family, it is great for the pollinators when it flowers, and when the flowers start to die back, the finches love it for its seeds.

  • Salavatski Pomegranate

    Salavatski Pomegranate

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  • Shangri-La Mulberry

    Shangri-La Mulberry

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    Excellent mulberry variety that has very large (10+in) spade shaped leaves, and great tasting black mulberries.  A very quick and large growing tree, that can be pruned and shaped heavily

  • Tena Fig (2nd year tree)

    Tena Fig (2nd year tree)

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    A fig with very long slender finger like leaves, vigorous grower, and light colored figs.