Names

Fruit Color

Height/Spread

Light

Features

Blueberries North Series

Northblue

Dark blue

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade

Dark blue, sweet flavored fruit.

Northcountry

Sky blue

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade

Mild, sweet, sky blue fruit.

Northland

Dark blue

4/4 ft. 122/12 cm.

Sun to part shade

Wild berry tasting, dark blue fruit.

Northsky

Sky blue

2/2 ft. 61/61cm.

Sun to part shade

Hardiest blueberry with sweet, sky blue fruit.

Cherries

Mongolian

Red

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Full sun

Sour cherries for jelly.

Nanking

Red

10/10 ft. 3/3 m.

Full sun

Edible cherries great for jelly.

Alpine

Green

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Sun to part shade

Ornamental shrub for mass planting.

Black

Black

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade

Abundant black fruit for preserves.

Golden

Gold

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Sun to part shade

Ornamental golden fragrant flowers.

Josta

Dark red

6/3 ft. 183/94.cm

Sun to part shade

Cross between Black Currant and Gooseberry.

Red Lake

Red

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade.

Plentiful fruit produced for jelly.

White

White

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade.

Mild flavoured fruit for preserves.

Hinnonmaeki Red

Red

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Part shade.

Tart red, juicy fruit for preserves.

Hinnonmaeki Yellow

Green-gold

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Part shade

Tart green, juicy fruit for preserves.

Pixwell

Green

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Part shade

Productive fruit producer for preserves.

Canadice

Red.

Sun to part shade.

Red seedless early variety for all uses.

Concord

Blue.

Sun to part shade

Popular blue variety used for fresh grape juice.

Interlaken

Green

Sun to part shade

Golden green seedless grapes to eat fresh.

Stueben

Purple

Sun to part shade

Bluish-purple fruit used for jelly, juice or wine.

Valiant

Blue

Sun to part shade

Hardiest grape for the Prairies used for jelly.

Black Jewel

Dark purple

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Full sun

Hardy, heavy producer of purple, juicy fruit.

Boyne Red.

Red

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Full sun

Hardy, heavy producer of sweet red berries.

Heritage Red

Red

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Full sun

Everbearing producer in September.

Tayberry

Purple

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Full sun

Cross between blackberry and raspberry.

Yellow-Fall Gold

Gold-yellow

5/5 ft. 152/152 cm.

Full sun

Everbearing variety with unique gold fruit.

Canada Red

Red stalks

3/3 ft. 91/91 cm.

Sun to part shade

Perennial veggie with tart sour stems for pies.

Altaglow

White

10/5 ft. 3/1.5 m.

Full sun

New variety with unique white fruit.

Honeywood

Purple

7/5 ft. 2.1/1.5 m.

Full sun

Later large fruit for eating fresh or pies.

Northline

Purple

7/5 ft. 2.1/1.5 m.

Full sun

productive fruit producer to eat fresh or pies.

Pembina

Purple

10/7 ft. 3/2.1 m.

Full sun

Well-known variety with large fruit to eat.

Regent

Purple

7/5 ft. 2.1/1.5 m.

Full sun

Sweet fruit is good for eating fresh or pies.

Smokey

Purple

10/7 ft. 3/2.1 m.

Full sun

High yielding variety with mild sweet fruit.

Theissen

Purple

10/5 ft. 3/1.5 m.

Full sun

Large fruit is good for eating fresh or pies.

Kent

Red

6/12 in. 15/30 cm.

Full sun

June bearing, hardy, largest berries.

Tristar

Red

6/12 in. 15/30 cm.

Full sun

Day neutral, everbearing, continual sweet berries.