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FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBS
Corky's Honey Delight Fig
monrovia
(Ficus carica 'Corky's Honey Delight')
This fast-growing, semi-dwarf deciduous tree yields two crops of fruit per
year, typically in mid-June and late
summer. Figs have pretty, amber
flesh with a honey flavor. Droughttolerant once established. Performs
well in coastal areas. Reaches 10 to
12 feet tall and wide.
• Hardy to USDA Zones 7 to 10
• Full sun
Raspberry Shortcake
brazelberry
Angel Red Pomegranate
monrovia
(Punica granatum 'Smith' P.P.
#16,578 Angel Red) Eye-popping
orange-red flowers, dark green foliage and bright red fruit make this
an attractive landscape tree. Keep it
watered to yield more fruit. Nice as a
courtyard specimen. Grows 10 feet
tall and wide.
• Hardy to USDA Zones 7 to 11
• Full sun
brazelberry
(Rubus idaeus BrazelBerries 'Raspberry
Shortcake' P.P. #22,141) Charming,
new dwarf variety has a dense, compact
mounding shape. Thornless canes make
berries easy to pick. Thrives in containers or in the landscape without staking.
Doesn't need a companion pollinator.
Spreads 2 to 3 feet tall and wide.
• Hardy to USDA Zones 5 to 9
• Full sun
Jelly Bean Blueberry (Vaccinium
corymbosum BrazelBerries 'Jelly Bean,'
patent pending) New compact dwarf coldhardy blueberry yields prolific crop of fruit
mid-summer. Multi-season foliage interest
with bright green spring leaves, turning to
dark green and red in summer with big
blue berries. Red leaf edges in cooler summer climates. Does well in planters or as a
mini-hedge.
• Hardy to USDA Zones 4 to 8
• Full sun
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