Columbia Giant BlackberryEasily the largest blackberry that we know of. When your neighbors see these, they'll be impressed! Columbia Giant was bred by Dr. Chad Finn at Oregon State University. Thornless. Trailing type requires supports to train canes to grow up and out (naturally grows toward the ground). Disease resistant. New canes can be trained right up through the older floricanes without needing to prune out old canes first, and without any disease problems. Columbia

Fruit starts out with a tangy

Apply twice per growing season as a side dressing along the row of asparagus at a rate of 1 cup per 25 ft

For the most vibrant fall color

and Miami's purple-hued flowers fade to tan

it can be brought indoors near a sunny window or under a grow light

neighbors and even passersby

Shiro-Kaga Apricot performs best in areas with mild winters

Buffalo Grass resists heat and drought as well as insects and most lawn diseases

French Congo Lilac attracts bees

this sun-loving perennial also is a good choice for commercial cut flower production

this hardy tree tolerates an incredible array of growing conditions-dustbowl arid to moist and rainy

Striking dappled leaves create a beautiful feature in the landscape