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HARDY BANANA TREE SALE $20 (Reg. $25-$45) These are gorgeous, eye-catching with either all green or red leaf varieties available.    Photo taken July 22, 2026

Give your patio or deck an instant tropical feel!  These have been propagated from ones grown here on Phil’s Farm for the last 10+ years; they're the hardiest banana tree variety.  If you grow them in containers and bring them indoors or under shelter for winter they keep their full growth for the next year.  Planted in the ground, they are an ornamental perennial in cold winters, reemerging every spring.  (You may keep the height from year-to-year by wrapping and mulching them in fall.)  Hardy Bananas grow well in full sun to partial shade.  In our area of Portland they occasionally had only had very, very tiny bananas; they need a warmer, more sheltered environment to produce full sized fruit.  We love the trees for their beauty and their tropical ambiance.  Musa ‘Basjoo’  USDA Zones 5-11  Rhizomes hardy to -10˚F

​Just put in the sales area: small plants that become either fruiting shrubs or small trees. Maqui, Seaberry, PawPaw (several varieties), Nanking Cherry (Cheropugy, Nanking, and Gabe varieties) & JennyBelle Juneberry (A non-invasive Saskatoon Serviceberry)  Descriptions, sizes and prices will be added soon, so watch this page...  (They are either $10 or $20, very affordable!)

LOQUAT – GIVE A TROPICAL FEEL TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS! Full and lush, trees are planted in 5 gallon pots, now about 3 feet tall  SPECIAL PRICE $50 (Reg. $75) (Very lmited availability at present) USDA Zones 7–10 Eriobotrya japonica

HAZELNUT TREES - Now about 4½ feet tall, planted in 2 gallon pots last year, very well rooted.

JEFFERSON & THETA VARIETIES - $30  Hazelnut trees need both varieties for cross pollination.​ (limited availability)

JEFFERSON-rich buttery flavored large hazelnuts fill the shells.  Oregon State University developed it to suit local conditions. Trees are semi-dwarf, getting 10 to 12 feet tall. Cross-pollinate it with Theta.  Corylus avellana ‘Jefferson’  USDA Zones 5 - 8 ​

THETA -developed by Oregon State University for disease-resistance, to be an effective pollinizer, and a tree producing flavorful and nutritious hazelnuts. Theta Hazelnut tree stays upright and compact, maturing about 8 to 12 feet tall. The tree blooms in winter and spring, and hazelnuts ripen from September to October.  Plant near Jefferson; it is specifically outstanding for cross-pollination.  Corylus avellana ‘Theta’  USDA Zones 5 - 8​

SEABERRY - Garden's Gift (a female Seaberry) - Very limited quantity

​MAQUI CHILEAN WINEBERRY $20, now about 1 foot tall, planted & thriving in 1 gallon pots  but sold out right now.  We have more developing, watch the updates page and this webpage for when they are ready for sale.-

With 3 times more antioxidants than blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries, Maqui (Chilean Wineberry) is an especially beneficial fruit.  Its taste is deeper and richer than blackberry or elderberry, sometimes described as a creamy yet tangy red raspberry-like flavor.  Chilean Wineberries may be enjoyed fresh, dried, juiced, used to make jam, tea & other beverages, or fermented to make wine.  The small tree (or tall bush) is cold-hardy, usually maturing 10 to 12 feet tall.  Maqui is self-fertile; its pale yellow male and female flowers bloom in late spring, and berries ripen from late summer to early autumn.  It is evergreen in most Portland areas.  A row of Maqui makes an effective fruiting hedge – it is a unique addition to home gardens.  Aristotelia chilensis  USDA Zones 7-10

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