Collection: All Berry Plants

Berry Plants for Home Gardens and Edible Landscapes

Explore blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, elderberries, goji berries, and other fruiting plants. This mixed collection includes both certified-organic and conventional planting stock, so check each product page for the certification status of the individual item.

Choose Berry Plants for Your Garden

• Strawberries – Compare June-bearing and everbearing varieties, including separately identified certified-organic options.
• Raspberries and Blackberries – Choose varieties by harvest season, growth habit, thorn characteristics, and regional adaptation.
• Blueberries – Match northern highbush, southern highbush, rabbiteye, and compact varieties to your climate and chill conditions.
• Currants and Gooseberries – Add productive shrubs for fresh eating, preserves, and edible landscapes.
• Elderberries, Goji Berries, and Specialty Fruits – Expand the garden with less-common fruiting plants selected for your growing conditions.

Tips for Growing Berry Plants

• Match the variety to your USDA zone, winter chill, summer heat, and available space.
• Provide the soil pH and drainage required by the species; blueberries generally require more acidic soil than cane berries or strawberries.
• Use appropriate spacing and pruning to maintain airflow and productive growth.
• Confirm whether the variety is self-fruitful or benefits from a compatible pollinizer.
• Use fertilizers and pest-management products according to their labels and the needs of the crop.

Certified-Organic and Conventional Options

Organic status applies only to products specifically identified as certified organic on the individual product page and package label. A conventional plant can still be grown using organic methods after purchase, but that does not make the planting stock itself certified organic.

For more guidance, visit our cane berry growing guide, learn how to grow goji berries, or compare fertilizers for acid-loving plants.