Today is 5/19/2012:
RECENT NEWS:
Updated site with the plants growing in containers in our greenhouse. 4-30-2012
Coming Soon! Swiss Chard, Spinach, Red Leaf Lettuce, Green Leaf Lettuce, Romain Lettuce, Collards, Kale: $2-$3 a bunch or bag, depending on size.
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 Click Here to see the Plant Hardiness Zone chart for Washington State
| Fruit Trees |
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Pollinator |
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Pear
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Bartlett |
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Self-Pollinating |
$20 |
Peach
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Reliance - Cold hardy! |
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Self-Pollinating |
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| Peach |
Elegant Lady |
Yellow |
Self-Pollinating |
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*Apple Pollinator Information: Even though some apple trees are self-fruitful, we reccommend that all varieties be cross pollinated with another variety. Winter Banana, Golden Delicious, and the flowering Crab apples are the most commonly used pollinators in commercial orchards. There are certain apple trees that should not be used as pollinators: Mutsu and various strains of Jonagold, such as Winesap, Stayman, Gravenstein. Golden Delicious should not be used for the Jonagold strains. In general different strains of the same variety will not pollinate each other. Also, for obvious reasons, early blooming varieties should not be used to pollinate late blooming varieties.
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| BLUEBERRY Plants - Northern Highbush |
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Price |
| BlueCrop |
2 year old plants |
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| Nelson |
2 year old plants |
$10 in 1 Gallon Pot |
| Jersey |
2 year old plants |
$10 in 1 Gallon Pot |
| Patriot |
2 year old dwarf plant |
$10 in 1 Gallon Pot |
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*View Pictures of our Blueberries |
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| GRAPE Plants |
(#1 Commercial Quality) |
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Large Bareroot |
Price (2.5 Gal pot) |
Concord
Zones 4-8 (2yr) |
Black / Blue Juice Grape |
$9 |
$11 |
Interlaken
Zones 2-9 (2yr) |
Green / Yellow
Seedless |
$9 |
$11 |
Himrod
Zones 3-9 (2yr) |
Green Seedless |
$9 |
$11 |
Black Monukka
Zone 3 (2yr) |
Purplish / Black Seedless |
$9 |
$11 |
Niagara
Zone 2 (1yr) |
Green Seedless |
$9 |
$11 |
| *Discount if you purchase 5 or more. |
These are commercial quality plants, large, with large(long) well developed roots. Not the typical grape plant you find in various chain stores. See pictures of the grapes.
Concord: Who hasn't heard of this wonderful grape, a favorite for grape juice and also for fresh eating.
Interlaken: Seedless green to golden berries. Ripens about a week earlier than Himrod and is more productive, sometimes up to 30 pounds per vine. Interlaken is good grape for cool climates and places with short seasons. Berries are firm and sweet. One of the best varieties for raisins. The vine produces well when trained to cordons with two or three bud spurs.
Niagara: Often called the white Concord, is great for fresh eating or juice. It can produce more than Concord with the right conditions.
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| STRAWBERRY Plants |
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3 Inch Pots |
Bare root Price |
Description |
Washington Wonder*
(Junebearer) |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
*See below |
Sequoia
(Junebearer)
Hardiness Zone: 3,4,5,6,7,8 |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
Great taste and the most popular variety for home gardeners. Will yield large deep red fruit. |
Allstar
(Junebearer)
Hardiness Zone: 3,4,5,6,7,8 |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
This strawberry plant produces large, firm fruit late-to mid-season and performs well in almost any condition. FROST RESISTANT! |
Quinault
(Everbearer)
Hardiness Zone: 3,4,5,6,7,8 |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
An excellent growing variety that is noted for its disease resistance. A delicate berry that is VERY FLAVOURFULL. |
Earlyglow (Junebearer)
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
Glossy skin, firm flesh, excellent strawberry flavour. Medium sized berry, tends to get a little smaller as season progresses. Good resistance to red stele and intermediate resistance to Verticillium wilt. |
Ogalla
(Everbearer)
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
Produces runners well. |
Sparkle
(Junebearer)
Hardiness Zone: |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
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Honeyoye
(Junebearer)
Hardiness Zone: 5,6,7,8,9
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
Large and rich in color as well as taste. Disease-resistant and easy to grow. Holds flavor and color in freezing. A great choice for any garden. |
Ft. Laramie
(Everbearer)
Hardiness Zone: 3,4,5,6,7 |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
This plant produces big crops of plump and juicy berries as well as many runners. It is also disease resistant. Reliable plants with especially sweet and fragrant berries to enjoy in jams, jelly or fresh off the vine.
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Ozark Beauty
(Everbearer)
Hardiness Zone: 3,4,5,6,7,8 |
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12 for $7
(In a nice retail package with a few extra included for free) |
Large, sweet fruit. Ideal for the home gardener. |
*Washington Wonder is actually an unknown variety, we "wonder" what it is. It was on our farm when we arrived and is a very good tasting berry that produces well. Seems to tolerate neglect as well. It is a Junebearer.
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| Tomato Starts - Plant in full sun after the danger of frost is past. |
| Variety: |
4 Pack |
6 Pack |
3-4 inch pot |
Description |
Roma Tomato Plants
(Heirloom)
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$2 |
Egg shaped, popular store variety. The standard paste tomato for making sauces and catsup! 75 days to harvest. |
Yellow Pear Tomato
(Heirloom)
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Just like the name implies, little yellow pear-shaped tomatoes. Tasty!
Harvest in 70–75 days. |
Marglobe Tomato
(Heirloom) |
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$2 |
Old-time home gardener favorite. Yields high volume of medium-sized tasty,
smooth, firm tomatoes. Disease and crack resistant. 78 days to harvest. |
DWARF Roma Tomato Plants
(Hybrid)
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$2 |
Dwarf variety grows well in a container. Egg shaped, popular store variety. The standard paste tomato for making sauces and catsup! |
Amish Paste Tomato
(Heirloom)
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$2 |
Great for Making Tomato Sauce / Paste. |
Siberian Tomato
(Heirloom)
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$2 |
From Siberia, should do well with short growing seasons. |
Sub Arctic Plenty Tomato
(Heirloom) |
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$2 |
Another heirloom tomato for northern growers. Known to produce very well. |
Grape Tomato
(Heirloom)
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N/A |
Three-foot tall plant produces bite-sized red tomatoes on beautiful grape-like clusters.
The original grape cluster tomato from Italy. 72 days to harvest. |
| Large Red Cherry |
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Most popular cherry tomato. Ripe fruits are bright scarlet, round cherry-size, and very
sweet. Excellent salad tomato. Large vigorous plant. 65 days to harvest.
Stake and mulch for best results. |
Supersweet 100 VF
(Hybrid Tomato) |
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Amazingly high yields of supersweet 1" fruit with higher content of Vitamin C than any
other tomato. Each branch can produce more than 100 fruits. 65 days to harvest. Stake and mulch for best results. |
| Tomande Tomato |
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$2 |
Info Coming Soon |
Polish Linguicia Tomato
(Heirloom)
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$2 |
Another new to North Columbia Farms heirloom that we are testing. More Info Coming Soon. |
*Indeterminate vines will need support.
**Plant all tomatoes after danger of last frost has past. |
| Pepper Plants |
| Variety: |
4 Pack |
6 Pack |
3-4 inch pot |
Description |
California Wonder Pepper
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$2 |
Bell shaped, dark green, 70-75 days till harvest. |
45 Day Pepper
(Hybrid)
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$2 |
45 days to harvest, a new pepper that we are testing. |
| Canary Bell Pepper |
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$2 |
Yellow bell style pepper. |
| Sweet Bannana Pepper |
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$2 |
Yellow and long shaped pepper. |
*Plant all peppers after danger of last frost has past. |
| Other Vegtable Plants |
| Variety: |
4 Pack |
6 Pack |
3-4 inch pot |
Description |
| Cabbage Copenhagen Market |
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$2 N/A Yet |
We had good success with this plant last year even though we planted it late. This plant is not ready yet, looks like another late year for this one. |
Russian Red Swiss Chard
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$2 |
Beautiful and tasty plant. |
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| Flowers |
| Variety: |
4 Pack |
6 Pack |
3-4 inch pot |
Description |
Marigolds
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$3.00 |
$2 |
Aphids hate these, plant these pretty flowers in various places around your garden and orchard. |
| Impatiens |
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$2 |
Strawberry and Vanilla |
| Sweet William |
$2.00 |
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$2 |
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| Violas -Johnny Jumpups |
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$2 |
A compact flowery plant native to Spain and the Pyrenees Mountains. |
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