Tomato plants You can plant tomatoes up until early September and still expect a good crop. IRight now in early summer, you can plant pretty much any variety. Later the beefsteak types should be avoided as they require the longest period (3 months) of mild weather to get a crop. Our suppliers finally had a few favorites available. In stock this week are Black Cherry (self explanatory), Lemon Boy (large golden), Momotaro (medium red), Better Boy (large red), Paul Robeson (large burgundy), Sweet Baby Girl (red cherry) Herbs Excellent selection of Basil, Chives, Mint, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme and more. Blueberries 1-gallon Misty and Sunshine Blue are back in stock along with an assortment of good size 2-gallon cultivars. Grapes Best selection and selling well Flame (red seedless), Lakemont (white seedless), Suffolk Red (red seedless), Venus (black seedless) Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Zinfandel Fruit Trees Excellent selection includes 
Rose Apple (Eugenia jambos, Syzygium jambos) 5 gallon $30 From tropical Asia comes an evergreen tree that resembles a small, lush Eucalyptus and produces a large quantity of apricot-size fruit over a long season. The hollow fruit is a crispy rind about 1/4" to 3/8" thick surrounding a large seed. The flesh has the perfume and taste of a sweet rose. The small, upright tree grows 15'-25' tall with glossy green, lance-shaped leaves on arching stems. New growth is reddish. Our trees should start production within 2 years. 
Surinam Cherry (Eugenia uniflora, Syzygium uniflora) 2 gallon $20 From South America comes this interesting, cherry-size fruit with a tangerine flavor. The plant starts out as a bush with arching branches and eventually becomes an attractive small, evergreen tree with marble bark. Surinam cherry produces two main crops per year, late spring and mid-fall, but mature trees may have some fruit at all times. The fruit starts green, turns yellow and matures to orange, red and even purple. Many plants have all colors present at the same time. The flowers are cream puffs. Our trees should start production within 2 years. | 
