Berry Plants

Live Berry Plants for Gardens, Patios & Backyard Harvests

There's a particular satisfaction in walking outside and picking berries straight off the plant — no grocery store trip, no plastic clamshell, just fruit at its absolute freshest. Our berry plant collection covers a wide range of options, from familiar backyard staples like blueberries and raspberries to less common choices like goji berries and miracle fruit, giving home growers plenty of room to build out a productive, varied berry patch.

Berries tend to be one of the more approachable categories of fruiting plants for home gardeners. Many varieties are compact, fast to establish, and capable of producing a meaningful harvest within just a few seasons — making this collection a good entry point if you're new to growing your own food but want results sooner rather than later.

Blueberries

Blueberries are some of the most popular fruiting plants for home gardens, and we carry several varieties suited to slightly different needs. The Bluecrop Blueberry and Duke Blueberry are both rated for zones 4 through 7 outdoors, making them solid choices for gardeners in cooler northern climates. The Pink Lemonade Blueberry offers a slightly different growing range at zones 4 through 8, along with a notably different look — its berries ripen to a pink hue rather than the traditional deep blue.

Raspberries & Blackberries

For raspberries, the Heritage Raspberry and Fall Gold Raspberry are both rated for zones 3 through 8 and 4 through 8 outdoors respectively, while the Nova Red Raspberry Plant tolerates full to part sun rather than requiring full sun exclusively, giving it a bit more placement flexibility in the garden. If you'd rather grow blackberries, the Thornless Blackberry Bush removes one of the more common complaints about growing blackberries at home — the thorns — and is rated for zones 6 through 9 outdoors.

Strawberries, Elderberries & Specialty Varieties

The Everbearing Strawberry is built to produce fruit across multiple points in the growing season rather than just once, and it's one of the more budget-friendly options in this collection. The Marge Elderberry brings a different kind of berry to the mix, rated for zones 4 through 7 outdoors and suited to gardeners interested in a plant with a longer history of traditional use. For something more unusual, the Goji Berry tolerates full to part sun and is rated for zones 5 through 9, while the Everbearing Mulberry Tree offers a notably wide growing range at zones 4 through 10 outdoors and a full to part sun tolerance, making it one of the more adaptable choices in the collection.

Rounding out the more unusual end of the lineup is the Miracle Fruit, a specialty plant best suited to patio growing and zones 9 through 11 outdoors with full to part sun — a fitting choice for gardeners who like to grow something genuinely conversation-worthy.

Growing Conditions

Most berry plants in this collection prefer full sun, though several — including the Nova Red Raspberry, Goji Berry, Everbearing Mulberry Tree, and Miracle Fruit — tolerate full to part sun, offering more flexibility for gardens that don't get all-day direct light. Growing zones across this collection range widely, from as cold-hardy as zone 3 for the Heritage Raspberry up to the patio-and-tropical end of the spectrum with the Miracle Fruit, meaning there's a realistic berry option for nearly every U.S. climate.

Build a Berry Patch That Fits Your Climate

Whether you're working with a cold northern winter or a warm patio setup, this collection has a berry plant suited to your conditions. Mix blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries for a classic backyard berry patch, or branch out into goji berries and elderberries for something a little less expected — either way, fresh, homegrown berries are closer to reality than most people think.