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1 Hansens bush cherry, rooted plant, Zones 2-8 self pollinat

July 8, 2026

• Hansens cherry (universal) Eating/Cooking/Drink’s/Juice/freeing/canning. The fruit is sweet but has a tangy and tart taste. The fruit ripens in July and taste best if left on the bush until it is a very deep purple or black color.

1 Hansens bush cherry, rooted plant, Zones 2-8 self pollinat

July 8, 2026

• Hansens cherry (universal) Eating/Cooking/Drink’s/Juice/freeing/canning. The fruit is sweet but has a tangy and tart taste. The fruit ripens in July and taste best if left on the bush until it is a very deep purple or black color.

1 Ginkgo Tree 12-24″ Ginkgo biloba Bare Root

July 8, 2026

(Ginkgo biloba ). a “living fossil” from China, is known for its unique fan-shaped leaves that turn brilliant yellow in fall and drop quickly, its tolerance for urban pollution, and its ancient lineage, being the sole survivor of its division.

1 Ginkgo Tree 12-24″ Ginkgo biloba Bare Root

July 8, 2026

(Ginkgo biloba ). a “living fossil” from China, is known for its unique fan-shaped leaves that turn brilliant yellow in fall and drop quickly, its tolerance for urban pollution, and its ancient lineage, being the sole survivor of its division.

1 Forsythia Shrub 12-24″ Bare Root Starter Plant

July 8, 2026

You will receive 1 Forsythia starter tree/shrub (Typically 12-24″ Tall, 6-12″ Minimum). a popular, fast-growing, deciduous shrub known for its abundant, bright yellow flowers that are one of the first signs of spring.

1 Forsythia Shrub 12-24″ Bare Root Starter Plant

July 8, 2026

You will receive 1 Forsythia starter tree/shrub (Typically 12-24″ Tall, 6-12″ Minimum). a popular, fast-growing, deciduous shrub known for its abundant, bright yellow flowers that are one of the first signs of spring.

1 Dwarf Mulberry Tree Dwarf Everbearing Morus Sp Bare Root Fruit

July 8, 2026

The Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry tree is self pollinating, pest resistant, and able to bear fruit in the first 1-3 years. Their leathery green leaves fall off in winter, and their fruit is about 1.5″ long with a ripening season on late June to early fall.

1 Dwarf Mulberry Tree Dwarf Everbearing Morus Sp Bare Root Fruit

July 8, 2026

The Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry tree is self pollinating, pest resistant, and able to bear fruit in the first 1-3 years. Their leathery green leaves fall off in winter, and their fruit is about 1.5″ long with a ripening season on late June to early fall.

3 Sweet Mock Orange Starter Plant 12-24″ Philadelphus coronarius Bare Root

July 8, 2026

Philadelphus coronarius) is. It is a popular and low-maintenance addition to many gardens. You will receive 3 Sweet Mock Orange starter tree/shrub (Typically 12-24″ Tall, 6-12″ Minimum). Thesweet mock orange plant (.

Pink Adenium Arabicum Desert Rose Live Plant Bare Root 4in

July 8, 2026

Healthy live Adenium Arabicum (Desert Rose) starter plant available. 1 live Adenium Arabicum plant. Pink flowering variety with developing caudex and healthy roots. Bare root (no soil or pot). Each plant is unique and may vary slightly in shape, caudex size, and branching.

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