Blueberries
For best results, plant two different varieties. All blueberries listed are hardy to Zone 3.
Chippewa
Sweeter berry. High yields of large dark blue fruit. Height: 2-3'
North Blue
Fruit is dark blue, large, and attractive with good blueberry flavor. Height: 2-3'
North Country
Sweet and mild fruit arrives earlier than 'North Blue'. Height: 2'
Polaris
Aromatic, firm berry with excellent flavor. Matures 80-90% of fruit. Height: 3-4'
Superior
Most productive cultivar with firm berries. Matures later than other varieties. Height: 3-5'
Grapes
Beta
Excellent for juice and jelly. Hardy to zone 3.
Marquette
Disease resistant red wine grape. Hardy to zone 4.
Valient
Matures earlier than Beta. Annual bearer. Hardy to zone 3.
Worden
Ripens early. Vigorous grower and producer. Hardy to zone 4.
Honeyberry
Honeyberries have a taste reminiscent of blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, and black currant. Tasty fresh, on ice cream, in pies, jams, and jellies. Must have a pollinator. All honeyberries listed are hardy to Zone 3 and grow 4-5' in height.
Berry Blue (Pollinator)
Borealis
Cinderella (Pollinator)
Indigo Gem
Tundra
Raspberries & Blackberries
June (Summer) bearing varieties produce fruit all at once on second year canes. Once berries are gone, prune out canes that produced fruit. Ever-bearing varieties produce fruit on both first and second year canes. For one large harvest, prune all canes after fruit production. For two harvests, prune second year canes after fruit production.
Raspberry Heritage
Ever-bearing raspberry. Bears first crop of firm fruit mid-July and second crop in September.
Raspberry Latham
Late June-bearing. Ripens over long period.
Raspberry Thorn less
June-bearing.
Blackberry Black Satin
June-bearing. Thorn less.
Blackberry Bristol
June-bearing.
Strawberries
June-bearing varieties produce for three weeks in early summer and send a lot of runners.
Ever-bearing varieties produce sporadically early summer through fall and send few runners.
All Star
Early season June-bearing.
Eversweet
Ever-bearing.
Honeoye
Early-mid season June-bearing.
Ozark Beauty
Ever-bearing.
Other Fruits
Cherry Nan King
Good for jams, jellies, and fresh eating. Hardy to zone 2. Height: 8-10'.
Chokeberry Autumn Magic
Large dark berries are good for baking, jams, jellies, and wine. Hardy to zone 3. Height: 3-5'
Currant Red Lake
Produces berries in 2-3 years. Good for jams and jellies. Hardy to zone 3. Height: 3-6'
Elderberry Adams Elder
Excellent for pies, jelly, and wine. Hardy to zone 3. Height: 8-10'.
Gooseberry Pixwell
Produces pale green fruit in 2-3 year. Pink when ripe. Hardy to zone 3. Height: 3-5'.
Gooseberry Hinnomaki Red
Large red fruit with outstanding flavor. Hardy to zone 4. Height: 3-5'.
Josta Berry
Rich taste like black currant and gooseberry. Hardy to zone 3. Height: 4-6'
Edibles
American Hazelnut
Produces an edible nut. Hardy to zone 4. Height: 6-8'
Rhubarb Canada Red
Bright red stems delicious for sauces and pies. Very Sweet. Hardy to zone 3.
Rhubarb Valentine
Early stalk harvest. Vigorous yield. Hardy to zone 4.
