Note: The plants that are listed below are for informational purposes only and do not necessarily reflect the plants we currently offer in our our Retail and Wholesale stores.
Chester – A late season, superior quality fruit with very fine Flavor. The plants are vigorous and highly productive. Produces pink flowers. Zones 5 -8.
Hull – A mid season fruiting cultivar. Fruits are medium size and of good quality for close markets and home use. Zones 5 -8.
Triple Crown – Yields are high, producing high quality fruits. Flavors are very good and plants are vigorous. Foliage is dense so fruits are protected from the sun. Zones 5 -8.
Apache – Fruits are of good quality and are larger than other erect varieties. Fruits ripen 15 days later than Arapaho and 5 days later than Navaho. Plants have been resistant to orange rust in test areas. Zones 5 -9.
Arapaho – The earliest maturing of the erect types. Fruits are medium size and of good quality and flavor. The plant has been susceptible to orange rust in certain areas. Zones 5 -9.
Navaho – Berries are of medium size and of good flavor. Ripens the first of August in Southwest Michigan. The plant has been susceptible to orange rust in certain areas. Zones 5 -9.
Kiowa – An erect grower that does not need trellising. Fruits are extremely large with excellent flavor. Harvest of fruits is prolonged to 6 weeks compared to 3 weeks on most other cultivars. Kiowa is a good choice for u-pick operations, fresh markets and homeowners. Zones 5 -9.
Illini Hardy – A very hardy cultivar with quality fruits of medium size. The plants are vigorous and productive. Zones 4 -8.
