2024 4-H Plant Sale

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DEADLINE EXTENDED!! We are taking plant orders through March 8. See the online order form or use the QR code below. Feel confident in these plant selections; these varieties are recommended for the Catawba County area by our Ag Agents.

4-H Plant Sale Order Form

Plant Descriptions

Feel confident in these plant selections; these varieties are recommended for the Catawba County area by our Ag Agents.

Strawberries: Bundle of 25 – $12.00

  • Allstar – Mid-season. Recommended for beginners with a standard of consistency in difficult conditions. Produces a large crop of light-colored sweet berries. Excellent fresh eating.
  • Jewel – #1 midseason variety. Performs well over a wide range of growing conditions. Consistent performance.

Blueberries: $13.00 each

  • Powder Blue – Medium to large size fruit, darker blue in color. Upright highly productive plant.
  • Premier – Early to mid-season producer with large fruit.
  • Brightwell – Produces outstanding yields of deep blue berries.

Blackberries: $15.00 each

  • Ponca – Sweet and flavorful, known for producing large crops.
  • Ouachita – Sweet thorn-less blackberry, very prolific.

Raspberries: $10.00 each

  • Heritage – Known for producing large crops of very large and sweet berries.

Asparagus: Bundle of 10 – $15.00

  • Millennium – Produces high-quality spears that are tender and delicious.
  • Mary Washington – Known to be easy to grow, disease resistant and cold hardy.

Muscadines: $15.00 each

  • Ison – Beautiful black variety, excellent for juice and wine.
  • Tara – Produces good size quality fruit, disease resistant.

Elderberry Pairs: $20.00 per pair

  • Adam – A very popular intensely flavored fruit, ripens late August.
  • John – Produces large clusters of large sweet berries.

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