Huckleberries are a great pie fruit and these plants will give you lots of them!
Check out some of the many varieties we have to offer...
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Gaylussacia ‘Berried Treasure’
An ice age survivor! Box Huckleberry is related to blueberries & has leaves that are glossy, minutely toothed, & lay almost flat along the stem. In Fall, they turn a brilliant red-burgundy. Wildlife & drought tolerant. Pollinator & wildlife friendly. Ripens late summer & reaches roughly 1’ tall. Self-fertile.
Vaccinium Erythrinum
A nice formal plant with boxwood-like foliage & form. Easily used as a dwarf hedge. Flowers followed by outstanding black fruit. Needs very well drained soil. Evergreen, so it’ll good all year long, especially with its great winter color. Ripens late summer & reaches roughly 2’ tall.
Vaccinium Glauco Album
A Himalayan native variety. Evergreen, nice foliage & fruit. Ripens late summer & reaches roughly 2’ tall.
Vaccinium Ovatum
A good native variety that has nice evergreen foliage. Produces small blue berries. Ripens late summer & reaches roughly 3’ tall.
Vaccinium Parviflorum
A deciduous, native red huckleberry that produces small, sweet berries. Ripens mid summer & reaches roughly 4’ tall.
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During the months of May and June one of the all-time favorite plants of local gardeners, the peony, is bursting into bloom. There are many excellent peonies available to utilize in our landscapes; including herbaceous cottage types in all sorts of colors (and varying fragrances) and larger growing tree peonies too. I would never scold anyone for growing either of these types (since I do as well), but I want to bring attention to another fabulous peony option… what is known as the intersectional or Itoh Peony.