Red and Yellow Mayhaws are both a beautiful and prolific site.
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This legendary migration of mayhaw jelly afficianados exhausted the supplies of the "World's best jelly," mayhaw jelly, and South Georgia farmers began to take a serious look at growing Red and Yellow Mayhaw berries commercially.
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Call 1-800-913-9347 or buy online now:
Red Mayhaw and Yellow Mayhaw price(s):
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2-3 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)
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$8.90
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3-4 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)
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$27.95
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4-5 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)
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$39.20
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5-6 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)
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$45.20
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6-7 feet tall (Fall Shipment-Orders for Fall '08)
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$119.95
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Recommended zones for Red Mayhaw and Yellow Mayhaw:
Zone 3 | (-35˚ to -20˚) |
Zone 4 | (-20˚ to -10˚) |
Zone 5 | (-10˚ to -5˚) |
Zone 6 | (-5˚ to 5˚) |
Zone 7 | (5˚ to 10˚) |
Zone 8 | (10˚ to 20˚) |
Zone 9 | (20˚ to 30˚) |
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Pick-your-own operators usually prefer mayhaw cultivars that ripen over a long period of time, so that the roadside-picking season can be extended, which generally lasts 30 days.
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The Red and Yellow Mayhaw berry grows about the size of a small plum if you plant nursery grown, grafted mayhaw trees.
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