Birds Eye Pepper (Capsicum annum glabriusculum) very pretty when used as an ornamental; small round bright red peppers cover this plant in summer. These small peppers are perfect for cooking...great in sauces, put them in salsa...endless possibilities. Pepper sauce was ALWAYS on my grandmothers dinner table...used at her house on greens or peas! Usually will get killed back in winter, but does come back in relatively mild winters.
4" pots available
EASY RECIPE for PEPPER SAUCE:
1. You will need a small glass container/bottle. 2. Place ripe peppers (ripe when red) in the container. Fill the bottle about 3/4 of the way to the top with peppers. 3. Fill bottle with white vinegar. 4. Seal bottle and enjoy.
This can get really hot, so use with caution. Sauce is really good on leafy greens, or just about any vegetable. Nice addition to soups, salsa, or stews.
Rubus Arapaho Thornless Blackberry: excellent flavor, early ripening, spreads to make nice patch or hedge; erect habit. Plant in full sun. Very disease resistant. Released in 1993 by University of Arkansas. Bears fruit on previous year's growth. New shoots will come out in spring, and old canes can be cut back. Arapaho has the earliest fruiting time of all of the varieties. Large firm berries have excellent flavor. Suitable for zones 5-8
1gallon available
Price: $10.00
Blueberries (great fruit) The Blueberries that we offer are Southern Highbush Varieties released from the Univ. of FL and NC State research stations. All of the varieties are self-pollinating, however; to maximize berry size and taste cross pollination is recommended. We offer 1gallon sized plants
6-12 ft; a selection made by my grandfather for its large tasty blue colored berries; in summer the berries are abundant and are excellent for eating straight from the bush or cooking. SIZE: 1gallon
Plant 2 different varieties for best fruit production
Vaccinium corymbosum 'O'Neal': early ripening variety; vigourous upright bush; does better in a climate with a moderate number of chilling hours. Large fruit
1gallon available
Plant 2 different varieties for best fruit production
'Primadonna' released by the Univ. of Florida. Early season fruit. Variety is best adapted to central and north Florida and in other areas with mild winters. This variety does require cross pollination. Good cross pollinators for this variety would be 'Windsor' or 'Springhigh' because they flower at the same time. 1gallon available
'Springhigh' is a new low-chill variety released by the University of Florida. Berries appear in the early season and produce well in mild winter areas. Large dark blue fruit. Known to produce well into North Carolina. Vigorous grower that is fairly resistant to stem blight and phytophora. 1gallon size available
Plant 2 different varieties for best fruit production
'Star' is a patent variety released in 1998 by University of Florida. Upright growth habit, excellent fruit quality with medium vigor. Nice firm berries. Resistant to phytopthora but can get leaf spot. 1 gallon avail
