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  1. Brightwell Blueberry Bush Zones: 6-9
    As low as $59.99
  2. Powder Blue Blueberry Bush Zones: 6-9
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  3. Black Chokeberry Bush Zones: 3-8
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  4. Sunshine Blue Blueberry Bush Zones: 5-10
    As low as $39.59
  5. Black Lace® Elderberry Zones: 4-7
    As low as $49.69
  6. York Elderberry Zones: 3-9
    As low as $49.69
  7. Patriot Blueberry Bush Zones: 4-8
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  8. Bluecrop Blueberry Bush Zones: 4-7
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  9. Pixwell Gooseberry Bush Zones: 3-6
    As low as $39.89
  10. Boyne Raspberry Plant Zones: 3-8
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  11. Red Lake Currant Bush Zones: 3-7
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  12. Chester Thornless Blackberry Bush Zones: 5-8
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  13. Low Scape Mound® Chokeberry Zones: 3-9
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  15. Pink Lemonade Blueberry Bush Zones: 4-9
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  18. Navaho Thornless Blackberry Bush Zones: 6-10
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  19. Duke Blueberry Bush Zones: 4-7
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  20. Fall Gold Raspberry Bush Zones: 4-8
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  21. Berry Blue Honeyberry Plant Zones: 3-8
    As low as $39.89
  22. Viking Black Chokeberry Zones: 3-9
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  23. Heritage Raspberry Bush Zones: 4-8
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Fruit Bushes for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

The demand for fruit bushes has never been higher, and you can find high-quality fruit bushes for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery.

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Foodscaping is a garden trend on a meteoric rise. People are hungry for homegrown fruit like never before. No wonder, with food supply concerns top of mind for many American families.

No matter how large or small your property is, you can grow fruit bushes at home. They require little care but reward you with fresh, healthy homegrown fruit for many years.

Nature Hills Nursery offers a wide variety of well-rooted full-size and compact fruit bushes. Our expert growers spend many years babying a #2 container Blueberry plant; take advantage of their hard work.

Why wait for results, when you can order the largest size container we have in stock? Imagine enjoying your first luscious crop this year.

Fruit bushes are like money in the bank, whether you grow them in the ground or keep them in patio containers. Small space gardens are perfect for fruit bushes.

If you have a small lot or live in an apartment, you can still enjoy berry plants in containers or hanging baskets on your patio or balcony. Berry bushes are generally compact growers so they don’t need a lot of space.

Mature fruit bushes just get better and better over time. Their value is naturally compounded as their roots get established.

Please don't delay if you see your favorite in stock — order right away. We will sell out of our limited yearly inventory. We hold your order until the time is right for planting in your growing zone.

Choose American's Largest Online Plant Nursery for Fruit Bushes

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Have a hankering for Blueberry, Raspberry or Blackberry? Our wide range of fruit bushes for sale includes a variety of delicious and fresh treats.

Our fruit bushes provide a cornucopia of berries that are great for eating fresh. You can also use fruit for juicing, canning, dried fruit leather and cooking pies, cobblers, jams and jellies.

A fruit bush is a great value and a wonderful addition to any home garden. With a little care and plenty of sun, it will produce crops for many years.

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People count on us for large sizes and healthy plant material. Whether you start with cost-effective bare root fruit bushes, or spring for a #3 gallon fruiting aged plant, you can't beat Nature Hills Nursery for quality.

Big, Bountiful Blueberry Bushes, Expertly Grown

Prepare to be amazed how gorgeous Blueberry bushes are. They have luminous, bell-shaped white flowers in spring, which are so fun to watch as they develop into your harvest.

Blueberries are blue, right? Not necessarily, as the beautiful Pink Popcorn Blueberry will attest. This gorgeous fruit plant has delightful pink berries, giving you yet another way to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

Go ahead and gather your crop to enjoy in your bowl of oatmeal, or prepare them as preserves. After the berries are picked, look forward to a long season of outstanding fall color.

That's exactly why homeowners are busy ripping out their foundation plantings and installing an edible landscape. What's prettier than a low hedge of Cabernet Splash Blueberry?

How about a larger hedge of Takes the Cake Blueberry? Don't forget to include its pollination partner, Bless Your Heart.

Rabbiteye Blueberries put up equally well with the humidity of the south and the heat of Southern California. Try favorites like early-ripening Climax.

Cold winter gardeners can enjoy delicious Northern Highbush blueberry bushes. Start the season with Duke, then extend your season of fresh eating with the big berries of late season Darrow Blueberry.

Blueberries need acidic soil, so grow them in containers to keep the pH level below 6.0. Use pH-neutral rainwater to keep the levels right for flowering and fruiting.

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Reliable Raspberry Plants Are a Delight to Grow at Home

Raspberries are deciduous perennial fruit bushes that have biennial canes. The first year's canes are called Primocane and the second year's canes are Floricanes.

Most of the more than 200 types of raspberries bear a single, large crop of tasty fruit in summertime. But we also offer fall-bearing, or ever-bearing selections that provide two smaller crops each year.

You will also relish all the color options. Raspberries come in a spectrum of bold colors from black to orange and yellow — and all the shades of red you can imagine.

Summer-bearing varieties are also called Floricanes. This is because they fruit on second-year canes.

Boyne Raspberry is an early season summer-bearing selection. Hardy heirloom Latham Raspberry produces bright red berries in mid-season.

Soon after harvest, cut the old fruiting canes down to the ground and put them in your yard waste. Leave this year's new Primocanes standing over winter to fruit next year.

Ever-bearing Raspberries produce summer fruit on the top third of the primocanes. The following year, the bottom half of the floricanes will bear fruit in fall.

After the harvest is done, trim the portions of the canes that have borne fruit. Floricanes should be cut and removed at ground level after fall harvest.

Anne Raspberry is a sweet, kid-friendly yellow berry. Joan J is a thornless option with large, tasty red berries.

Trellis structures help your plants be more productive. Use either a two-wire trellis and tie each cane to it, or corral them canes in a productive hedgerow with a four-wire trellis.

You can also tip-prune young primocanes in early spring for more erect, compact fruit bushes. Please study the information on the product page of each cultivar for additional details.

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Grow yourself a healthy harvest of delicious blackberries each summer. Choose trailing varieties that grow on a trellis, such as juicy, self-pollinating Marion Blackberry.

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Some prefer to grow erect bush-type varieties like Triple Crown Thornless BlackberryThe flavor grows sweeter as the berries ripen. Wait to pick your blackberries until they slip easily from the blissfully thorn-free branches.

Hardy Darrow Blackberry offers a fantastically rich wild blackberry flavor with a twist. Wild blackberries are tiny, but Darrow produces large, plump berries to eat fresh and use in the kitchen.

Grow Bushel and Berry® Baby Cakes® Blackberry plants in containers to liven up your balcony or patio. Go ahead and make them a feature in a large outdoor pot, and watch as their berries develop from celadon green, to red, to burgundy then finally to super dark black.

Blackberries produce fruit on floricanes, or second year canes. Prune and discard these canes out at ground level after they are finished fruiting.

Find Fruit Bushes for Sale Native to All Corners of the Globe

Live in a cold climate, or have alkaline soil? Try a Siberian native fruit shrub that thrives no matter what the pH of your soil is. Grow a hedge of healthy, hardy Honeyberries — also called haskap — for long berries that taste like blueberries.

Wolfberries come from Asia, but you may know them as generous Goji berries. They are a bushy vine that provides loads of incredible superfruit each year.

Dry them, blend them into smoothies, or use as a pretty, peppery topping on veggie pizza. Goji berries are blessed with a bounty of minerals, vitamins and antioxidants like zeaxanthin for immune support and eye health.

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If you are a foodie, you already crave the freshest possible ingredients. What could be more epicurean than harvesting your own Gooseberries for a hand-crafted spread on homemade bread?

Planting and Care Tips for Fruit Bushes

Fruit and berry bushes are hardy, easy to cultivate, resistant to disease and quick to yield. They typically need full sun, with at least six hours of direct sunlight a day.

Well-drained soil and good air circulation will keep your fruit bushes healthy. Pull your fruit bushes away from the side of your house. It's time to give these hard-working plants a place in prime time.

Always bundle away your edible plants yard waste in fall, and do not compost it. This is good hygiene and helps stop the spread of diseases.

Consistent water is important to support a bumper crop. Mulch to a depth of three inches, but don't let the mulch rest against the stems of the berry bushes.

Protect the fruits from birds with netting and flash tape. Don't let them get your hard-won crop from your fruiting plants.

Not only are fruit bushes a tasty pleasure for your patio or yard, but they make excellent gift plants for bakers and health fanatics.

Don't forget to check the product page for information on pollinators. You'll want to purchase a fruitful set to generate the greatest yield of your homegrown berries. Take a look at the wide range of fruit bushes for sale at our online nursery, then place your order today.

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