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Heaven Can Wait Blackberry will make you think that you're in heaven when the delicious berries appear. Starting in mid June, you will enjoy an extended and easy harvest of tasty fruit and with the health benefits these berries deliver, heaven really can wait, the thorn less, self-supporting canes maintain a manageable habit as they grow to a height of 4 ft.

In the more than four decades since it was founded by racing legends Dan Gurney and Carroll Shelby, All American Racers has consistently built cars that have competed and won at the highest levels of motorsports. One of the earliest AAR Eagles made racing history in 1967 when Gurney himself drove it to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, making him the only American in Formula 1 to ever win a GP in a car of his own making. Less than a year later, an Eagle driven by Bobby Unser would capture the marque's first Indianapolis 500 victory, with others to follow in 1973 and 1975. Two decades later, AAR's Toyota Eagle Mark III dominated IMSA s Grand Touring Prototype category, scoring back-to-back drivers and manufacturers championships in 1992 and 1993. Under Gurney's leadership, AAR has always applied a combination of cutting-edge engineering, experimentation, and real-world driving experience to produce cars that were unmatched in their speed, sophistication, and elegance. In Dan Gurney's Eagle Racing Cars: The Technical History of the Machines Designed and Built by All American Racers, author John Zimmermann delivers the definitive account of the planning, development and race history of every car built by AAR. Drawing on extensive interviews with Dan Gurney and the company's top designers, engineers, and drivers, Zimmermann explains how each car was conceived, created, and refined for maximum performance. His descriptions and analysis are accompanied by hundreds of color and black and white photos showing each car's journey from the drawing board to the racetrack.

Northsky Blueberry is a great blueberry for containers and small spaces. Attractive compact mounding habit, Northsky grows to 1-1/2 ft. tall and about 2 ft. W. Perfect for containers or incorporating into the landscape, it offers 3 seasons of color. Snow-white blooms and dense, glossy green foliage appear in the spring, deep sky-blue berries ripen in July and leaves turn brilliant red in autumn. Berries are small and have that rich wild blueberry flavor. Yields range from 1 lb. to 2 lbs. per bush. Dwarf Northsky Blueberry survives winter temperatures of minus 45°F, yet performs well in warmer areas as well. Potted. Zones 3 to 7.

The Chojuro Asian Pear Tree produces beautiful orange-brown fruit. When the pears are fully tree-ripened, they have a rich, butterscotch-like flavor. The tree is very productive when mature, yielding about 3 to 5 bushels of pears. Heavy annual thinning is recommended to ensure high yield and quality.

Elberta Reachable Peach Deluxe Fruit Tree Kit bears firm, yellow-fleshed freestone fruit that is ideal for canning and is equally tasty fresh. The plump, rose-blushed fruits have fabulous aroma and honey-sweet flesh that is absolutely bursting with flavor. The fruit ripens on the tree in mid to late September. Elberta is a self-pollinating variety. Zones 5 to 8. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quik-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties and a Premium Tree Guard. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Fordhook 242 Lima Bean is prolific even during drought and heat, making it perfect for growing in the South. Bush-type plants set 3 to 5 tasty, light green seeds per pod. A 2 oz. packet contains approximately 50 seeds. Ready to harvest in 75-days.

Sugar Pearls Apricot boasts a full-bodied, sweet golden-honey flavor and incredible white, juicy flesh. Totally unlike any apricot (or any other fruit for that matter) you've ever tasted, it is simply bursting with sun-sweetened nectar. Sugar Pearls can bear as quickly as a year after planting and blooms much later than all other apricot varieties, so even if you were too far north to grow apricots before, now's your chance. Plant this variety near Honey Pearls Nectacot to ensure pollination. Fruit ripens in late June to early July. Zones 4 to 7.

Flat Wonderful Peach is nothing short of just flat wonderful. You may have seen this type of peach in your supermarket referred to as a Saturn, Donut or even UFO peach. Although Flat Wonderful is similar in its unique flattened shape, it is worlds apart in taste. The fruit has that sweet, rich flavor that simply embodies summer. It's juicy with a pleasingly dense texture that never gets mushy and a flavor that is as delicious for fresh eating as it is for canning and baking. Each tree will yield 2-1/2 in. to 3 in. bushels of fruit at maturity. This tree also makes an attractive addition to the landscape. Gorgeous, showy blooms in the spring are followed by brilliant glossy red foliage, making it perfect as an ornamental.

Roma Bush Beans are easy to harvest from upright plants. The pods are flat, straight, slender, stringless and broad. Not just attractive, Roma Bush Beans have a mouthwatering flavor and a bright green color that won't fade when the beans are processed for freezing or canning.

Ambrosia Pear Tree will delight you with its exceptional flavor. When the pear is fully ripened, its flesh is smooth in texture, without grittiness, and bursting with a rich, juicy taste. This standard growing fruit tree is a reliable producer of huge, high-quality, golden-brown pears. It bears at a young age, often in its third year, with reliably high yields of fruit ready to pick in mid to late August.

Developed by the USDA Agricultural Research Service, Keepsake produces large, flavorful berries with lots of sugars and moderate acidity. When you grow these berries you will find that they maintain their sweetness, even on cloudy, rainy days. The juicy berries have just the right amount of firmness and hold up well in refrigeration. This Junebearing variety also exhibits resistance to anthracnose fruit rot.

Black Magic Blackberry lets you enjoy big, richly flavored berries not once, but multiple times a season, this double-cropping variety will set a large Summer crop and a later fall crop and may even produce fruit throughout the entire Summer depending on conditions. Upright, self-supporting and lightly thorny canes are easy to maintain and have impressive heat tolerance. Huge yields of fruit, delectable flavor and ease of care are sure to make Black Magic a favorite. Zones 5 to 9.

2-in-1 Asian Pear Deluxe Fruit Tree Kit lets you grow 2 completely different varieties on 1 tree. Chojuro, a delightful, butterscotch-flavored type hangs alongside Dripping' Honey, a crisp, sweet variety. The harvest time is extended due to the differing maturity dates. Chojuro is ready in September while Dripping' Honey waits until October. The tree is self-pollinating. Zones 5 to 8. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quick-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties, and a Premium Tree Guard.

Fuji Standard Apple Tree produces one of the most popular dessert apples. With their mild, sweet flavor and finely textured, juicy flesh, these full-sized Fuji apples are a treat for fresh eating. They ripen in mid October, store very well and stay crisp, both at room temperature and refrigerated. You'll enjoy a small fruit crop in under 2-years and larger crops in subsequent years.

Bush Porto Rico Sweet Potato is perfect for small gardens. Its a compact, bush-type plant that has small runners and produces well. The red sweet potatoes are a good size and have tapered roots. With delicious, orange flesh, they are 1 of the best sweet potatoes for baking. You can depend on Bush Porto Rico Sweet Potato to add taste and important nutrients to your meals. Matures in 110-days.

Hall's Hardy Almond is a self-fertile, rapidly growing tree, reaching 15 ft. to18 ft. with showy, pink blooms and dense foliage. It begins production often in the third year and will produce 12 lbs. to 15 lbs. of nuts at maturity. The nutritious almonds are ready to harvest in September, providing plenty of fiber, vitamin E and potassium as well as protein to your diet.

Bailey Virginia Peanut bears high yields of medium to large kernels and exhibits good disease resistance. It has also shown a good tolerance to a variety of weather and growing conditions. Peanuts require a longer growing season than many other vegetables. They should be planted when the weather is warm and after all danger of frost has passed. To harvest the crop, pull the peanut plants, roots and all and hang in a cool, dry place for 7-days to 10-days. Then strip the peanuts from the roots and store in mesh bags.

Ruby Sweet Plums are deliciously sweet and juicy, the ruby-red flesh melting on the tongue. This variety does quite well across the Southern part of the country. It was developed by the USDA in Georgia, and is a huge improvement over the European Stanley plums in both flavor and disease resistance.

Biloxi yields high-quality, medium-sized blueberries with a distinct and excellent flavor. This productive hybrid plant has an upright, vigorous habit. Biloxi is recommended for coastal areas and zones 9 and 10 where the bush is fully evergreen. In the Deep South, Biloxi will produce 2 crops. The main crop ripens in midseason.

Bluecrop Blueberry has large berries that have excellent fruit quality. Vigorous upright growth habit does well in most areas.1of the hardiest blueberries, withstands minus 20° to minus 30° F. Berries resistant to cracking. Blue Crop is known for its consistent production. Mature at 5 ft. to 6 ft. with a 3 ft. to 4 ft. spread. Recommended for zones 4 to 7. Leaves turn vivid red in the fall. The most widely grown blueberry by homeowners. Harvest in mid-season.