Chesapeake Figs

Shipping class: Plants

  • Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

    Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

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    1 Gallon size Persian Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry

  • Saint Martin

    Saint Martin

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    Great fig that produces large figs for me with a deep red interior and light green exterior.  Vigorous grower.

  • John’s Elderberry

    John’s 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.

  • Borda Barraquer

    Borda Barraquer

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    One of my favorite new varieties to me.  It consistently puts out beautiful figs with a deep pool of honey and a purple tint to the interior.  The plant grows very well for me also.  Beautiful plant and very productive for me.

  • 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.

  • Iranian Candy

    Iranian Candy

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    Great early fig variety, with a very refreshing taste.  This was picked in the 2023 season as the favorite by my wife and kids.

  • Jan’s Best – or – Persian Dwarf Mulberry Tree (lost Tag)

    Jan’s Best – or – Persian Dwarf Mulberry Tree (lost Tag)

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    This is one of the 2 everbearing Mulberries I carry, Jan’s Best or Persian Dwarf Everbearing.  The tags were lost on a few, so I can’t tell them apart…… so you can have them for a lower price.

  • La Bourgeoise

    La Bourgeoise

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    (1 gallon tree size) La Bourgeoise has been very good for me, especially this year.  It held up very well  and produced some excellent dark figs.

  • NV1

    NV1

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    A newer fig for me with a dark red, almost purple pulp that ripens out to the edge.

  • 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.

  • Peter’s Honey

    Peter’s Honey

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    (1 gallon tree size)

  • Rossellino

    Rossellino

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    (1 gallon tree size) Excellent and unique fig that can dry on the tree.  The leaf shape is great, and the fig gets an olive color as it ripens.

  • 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

  • Chico Strawberry fig (2-3 gal.) (2nd year)

    Chico Strawberry fig (2-3 gal.) (2nd year)

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    Great, light tasting, refreshing fig with a juicy red/pink inside, and light color outside.

  • Cul Noir (2nd Year Tree)

    Cul Noir (2nd Year Tree)

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    Cul Noir is a very sweet fig, that when ripe usually develops a very dark bottom.  It is possibly a synonym, or at least very similar to Sucrette

  • 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…

  • Earleville Mystery White UNK. Fig (2nd Year)

    Earleville Mystery White UNK. Fig (2nd Year)

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    Very refreshing light colored fig with bit of red around the eye, from a local grower, does well in ground in our area.

  • Hardy Kiwi – Anna Female (Actinidia Arguta)

    Hardy Kiwi – Anna Female (Actinidia Arguta)

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    This is a fast growing female (fruit producing) hardy kiwi vine.  It is very prolific, and can tolerate temperatures down to -30F.  It grows very well in our area, and produces white flowers in early spring that, if polinated, will produce small kiwis with a soft skin that can be eaten whole.  They have a…

  • 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 & Anna Female)

    Hardy Kiwi x2 (Male & Anna 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

  • Ichia Black UCD

    Ichia Black UCD

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    Very good fig that after the first year, has been extremely productive for its size.  My Ischia black trees have stayed a bit smaller than some varieties, while producing more figs than most.  Great taste if you let them fully ripen

  • 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