Plants From Jason’s Garden

Here are some from Jason’s garden this year, many of which are edible.

willow at Jason's — Here is a willow that has some nice color contrast.

bush cherry at Jason's — Here is a bush cherry growing along the outskirts of the garden fence.

peaches & cream honeysuckle (lonicera) at Jason's — This honeysuckle plant (Lonicera) is of the “Peaches and Cream” variety.

grapes at Jason's — The grape vines looks healthy, with plenty of fruit already getting started.

heart nut walnut at Jason's — Here is a heart nut (walnut) tree near the back fence.

mulberry tree at Jason's — This mulberry tree (center frame) looks healthy.

African blue daisies at Jason's — This African Blue Daisy grows under the watchful eyes of a garden gnome.

geranium at Jason's — Here we have a geranium growing against the garden fence.

borage at Jason's — This borage is also growing against the garden fence.

buckwheat at Jason's — A garden gnome is keeping an eye on this buckwheat.

columnar apple at Jason's — This columnar apple doesn’t take up much space, since the branches want to grow vertically rather than spread out horizontally.

tamarillo at Jason's — This tamarillo is just getting started. You can learn more about “tomato tree” here.

ground cherries at Jason's — These ground cherry plants will produce fruit that is edible when ripe.

wasabi radish at Jason's — This wasabi radish in the garden seems to be growing well.

dwarf maringa at Jason's — The Dwarf Moringa plant hails from India. It will stay short and compact.

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