Edible Landscaping

The Yellow Fig is a highly productive variety known for its large yellow figs that ripen at the end of July on the previous season’s growth. This fig tree produces an early main crop of delicately sweet fruit with a short neck, making it an excellent choice for fig lovers.

The plant slows its growth in the fall and „hardens off“ well, resulting in minimal young wood dieback the following spring. It typically begins ripening a few weeks before the Hardy Chicago variety and completes its production earlier as well.

Saijo Persimmon
Yellow orange, small conic-shaped fruit. Has no cracks, few seeds and great annual bearing tendency with elegant flavor. Vigorous, upright and spreading. Ripe and sweet when soft. Mid season ripening. Zone 6-9.

Adaptable, low-maintenance, and highly pest-resistant, Carmine Jewel thrives in a variety of conditions. It typically grows to a height of 6-8 feet

Only in person at our nursery in Afton VA. The last Orchard tour of the day will be at 4pm.

Pick out a plant at our nursery in Afton VA or order online at EdibleLandscaping.com

Want the discount without the Saturday crowd?
Come out on Friday!

Come see us this weekend!!
Friday and Sunday we‘ll still have discounts, but no orchard tours or door prizes.

Thornless Key Lime Plants are available again!

Lots of plants are back in stock!
Come see them at the nursery or shop online at EdibleLandscaping.com

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Say hello to the Honeyberry!! (also known as Haskap)! 🫐✨
These „blueberries of the north“ are becoming a favorite for gardeners because they are incredibly cold-hardy—sometimes surviving temperatures as low as -40•F. They are often the very first fruit to ripen in the spring, even earlier than strawberries!
Why add Haskaps to your garden?

Unique Flavor: A delightful cross between a blueberry, raspberry, and a hint of sour.

Easy to Grow: They aren’t picky about soil pH like blueberries are, making them much easier for the average home gardener. And they can tolerate even colder growing zones quite well.

Nutrient Dense: Packed with antioxidants and Vitamin C.

Compact Beauty: Their neat, shrubby growing habit makes them perfect for edible hedges or small spaces.

Honeyberries need a „buddy“ to produce fruit! Make sure to plant two different varieties that bloom at the same time to ensure cross-pollination and a heavy harvest.