Welcome to the berry patch - which is whimsically named after my handsome blue-eyed kitty - Blueberry KhariBou - or Bou ("boo") for short!

What made me decide to plant all these?
       Blueberries, are one of my favorite snacks! Not only that, but they are an extremely healthy fruit and known as a "superfood".
       From eating them right off the bush to easily added into milkshakes, breads, cookies, and muffins - these tasty little berries can be enjoyed in just about anything. 
       Aside from the blues, there's also going to be an assortment of other berries included in the upcoming years.
While I don't currently sell or ship berries or products, if you're ever in the area, swing out to the homestead to see if we have anything currently producing or if I have some fresh goodies made from the berry patch.
Due to the colder climate, these are all Zone 2, 3, and 4 plants. The year behind the name is the year it was planted.

Blueberries

  • Bluecrop (2021)
  • Blueray (2021)
  • Chippewa (2021)
  • Elliot (2021)
  • Northblue (2021)
  • North Country (2021)​
  • ​Northland (2021)
  • Patriot (2021)
  • Polaris (2021)
  • ​Reka (2021)
  • St. Cloud (2021)
  • Superior (2021)​
Coming soon:
  • 'Burgundy' Wild Lowbush Blueberry
  • Vaccinium Angustifolium (wild lowbush)
  • Top Hat (wild lowbush)
  • Nocturne Large
  • Razz
  • Duke
  • Chandler
  • Toro Large

Strawberries

  • Albion (2021)
  • All-Star (2021)
  • Delizz (2021)
  • Fort Laramie (2021)​
  • Honeoye (2021)
  • Ozark Beauty (2021)
  • Toscana (2021)
  • Quinault (2021)
Coming soon:
  • AC Wendy
  • Charlotte
  • Delizzimo
  • Earliglow
  • Evie-2
  • Flavorfest
  • Forest
  • Galletta
  • Grande Berried Treasure Red
  • Jewel
  • Mara Des Bois
  • Mignonette
  • Montana
  • Purple Wonder
  • Ruby Ann
  • San Andreas​
  • Seascape
  • Sparkle

Blackberries - coming soon!

Raspberries - coming soon!

Specialty & Others

  • Apples (varieties unknown, approximately 5-7 trees, odd years off/even years produce)
  • Rhubarb (varieties unknown, 5 plants)
  • Huckleberries (2021, container grown, not native to MN)