(Coffea arabica) Zones 9 - 11. Rubiaceae (Madder) Family. Native range—Ethiopia. Have fun growing your own coffee plant! Plants thrive in hot and humid environments. If growing as a house...

(Vaccinium macrocarpon) Perennial. Zones 2-6. Cranberry, or American Cranberry, is a low-growing, creeping shrub with small glossy leaves, fuchsia-pink flowers and cheerful, bright red cranberries in Fall. The leaves stay green...

(Vitis vinifera) Perennial. Zones 5 - 9. Vitaceae (Grape) Family. Native range—Eastern Europe. For best fruit yields, plant in full sun. Its vining braches can reach 30 feet long. Its...

 (Mahonia aquifolium) Perennial.  Zones 4-8. Also known as blue barberry, Oregon Grape grows to 8 feet, has beautiful holly-like leaves, prickly stems and deliciously tart berries! The berries can be substituted in...

(Poncirus trifoliata) Perennial.  Zones 5 - 10 The striking Hardy Orange tree - also known as Chinese Bitter Orange or Trifoliate Orange - while not a true orange, is closely related...

(Ziziphus jujube var. Spinosa) Zones 6 - 9. Deciduous tree. The Jujube (pronounced ju-ju-ba) is a distant relative of Seabuckthorn. Their chewy, spongy texture makes a very satisfying snack. Jujubes have...

80 days. Cream of Saskatchewan is actually an old European variety, brought to Saskatchewan many Moons ago. Stripy green rind guards a delicious and juicy cream-coloured heart. It’s fabulous for...

(Morus nigra) Perennial. Zones 5-9. This old world fruit is growing in popularity here in Canada, and for good reason! Sweet, oblong berries hang abundantly from these trees. The trees...

(Morus rubra) Perennial. Zones 4 - 8.  A small native tree, with large heart shaped leaves & delicious berries. This tree is considered endangered in Ontario and is only naturally...

White Russian Mulberry (Morus alba tatarica) Zones 4 - 8. This mulberry is a cold hardy Russian variety, first introduced to North America by Russian Mennonites in the late 1800s....

(Morus alba) Perennial. Zone 5 - 8. This wondrous tree is native to Northern China and produces super sweet, pinkish-white berries. Morus Alba is quick growing and can reach 50...

(Pyrus pyrifolia) Perenial. Zones 6 - 8. Three words: Home. Grown. Candy. Asian Pears are DELICIOUS, but you know, I didn't really care for them until our trees (reluctantly planted) started...

(Pyrus communis Bartlett) Zones 5 - 7. Heirloom Pear variety, 1700s.  The Bartlett Pear, sometimes known as the William's Pear, is probably the most popular pear here in North America,...

(Pyrus betulifolia) Zones 4 - 8. Small, deciduous tree.  The Birchleaf Pear is a  quick growing, wild pear from northern Asia. Its cold-hardiness and disease resistance has made this tree a choice rootstock...

(Pyrus ussuriensis) Deciduous. Zones 3-7. Ussurian Pear is the most cold-hardy of all pears, which makes it a great choice for Northern climates.  This pear variety had been almost forgotten,...

(Schisandra chinensis) Deciduous, woody vine. Zones 5-9.  Schisandra, Wu-wei is native to Northern China and has a long time history in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Schisandra berries are adaptogenic, increase apatite...

(Hippophae rhamnoides) Perennial. Zones 3 - 7. Seabuckthorn fruit is said to have 30 times more vitamin C than oranges! These plants are heavy producers to boot! Seabuckthorn is a...

(Lindera benzoin) Perennial. Zone 4 - 8. Anyone who loves a well stocked spice cupboard will want this incredible plant in their garden. Every part of the Spicebush is intensely aromatic! ...