Seems like the health benefits of fresh berries are constantly in the news. We can't say if they fight disease... but nothing is more rewarding than walking out to your yard each morning and filling up a container with fresh, delicious, vine-ripened berries.

Attractive, year-round shrubs that are easy to grow. Fall is the perfect time to plant these bushes... they'll get adjusted to your environment quickly and produce tons of free berries... year after year.

We've looked for years for the easiest to grow berry bushes. Now, we've found the most adaptable, disease & insect resistant berry plants available that produce healthy, organic fruit.

Blueberry Bush

Grow delicious blueberries without the hassle of spraying and mixing chemicals!

In fact, you don't need to do anything to your blueberry bushes. Grow hundreds of dollars worth of blueberries every year without doing a thing... these plants thrive on neglect!

Thornless Blackberry

Bred to give you delicious, plump blackberries... but without the annoyance of prickly thorns. These berry plants are also resistant to disease and insects, so you don't have to spray your fruit!

These blackberry bushes grow almost anywhere... you don't have to worry about babying your shrubs. Just plant in tight spaces and start picking your fruit!

Eversbearing Strawberries

These everbearing strawberry plants begin producing fruit in May... but don't stop for six weeks! And the best part is that they can start producing the first season you plant them!

That means you can start snacking on your strawberries next growing season.

Eversweet Strawberries are very easy to grow... they are resistant to insects and diseases, so you don't have to worry about spraying your fruit plants.

This new variety was bred to thrive in all climates... both hot and cold. Best when planted in groups of three.

Heritage Raspberry

These Raspberries are widely considered the easiest of all raspberry bushes to grow. They fight off disease, insects, and aren't picky when it comes to climates... they can be planted almost anywhere in the country.

Heritage Raspberry bushes take up very little yard space, but produce hundreds of berries every year!