Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend (3 lbs)

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If you love going to Jamba Juice for a smoothie, then you should first check out the Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend at Costco to make your own smoothies. This berry blend consists of frozen strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries which can be thrown in a Vitamix, Magic Bullet, or Ninja blender. What's great is that it's already frozen, so there's no need to put ice that could water down your drink when these berries can already serve as the ice. Even though it's frozen, it isn't frozen with that all too sweet syrup normally found with frozen fruits at the grocery store. You definitely don't need that extra sugar. With the Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend, only the berries itself will provide the sweetness. These are great for breakfasts on the go or after a workout, so if you enjoy drinking smoothies then check out the Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend. It's healthier and can save on the cost of buying a $4-$5 drink from Jamba Juice.

Make your own healthy smoothies with Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend

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Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry (3 lbs) Blend Product Info

Costco Item#: 819490
Costco Price: $9.89
Found at: Costco in Foster City, CA (1001 Metro Center Blvd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)

Townsend Farms Organic Triple Berry Blend: great for any fruit lover

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Field to Farm to Family, Since 1906

Townsend Farms, a six-generation family-owned operation, is located in Oregon's beautiful Columbia Gorge. The fertile, sandy loam soil and temperate Oregon climate yields an abundant harvest of luscious berries - Black Raspberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Boysenberries, and Blueberries.

Here we manage our fields to make plump, tasty berries; then pick and harvest them at the peak of flavor, then we package and truck our berries to your favorite store so you can enjoy fresh tasting berries any time. We also work with berry farmers around the world that have the same values as we do about food safety, to source and pack exceptional berries for your table.

Berries are our business. Enjoy!

Key Features:
• Blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries
• Net weight: 48 oz
• Individually quick frozen
• USDA organic
• Non GMO

Citrus Fruit Tree - Assorted Varieties (Orange, Lemon, Kumquat, Lime)

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It's that time of year again when Costco has a variety of fruit trees for sale. These assorted varieties of citrus trees usually make their appearance in February or March every year at Costco before spring and, even more importantly, the planting season. These fruit trees at Costco are a really good deal versus getting something comparable at a nursery or hardware store. You can just get a few of these (choose from navel oranges, meyer lemons, fukushu kumquats, limes) trees and plant them in your garden or backyard. They should grow in no time and be able to bear fruit within a few years with proper care. Not only that, but they have the potential to provide valuable shade when it's too hot and act as a windbreakers. We actually have a plum tree from Costco that we planted in 2014 and it's already producing some sweet plums. You better act fast now for these citrus trees because once they're all sold, Costco won't have any more of these until next year.

Grow your own fruits by planting your own citrus trees in your backyard

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Citrus Fruit Tree - Assorted Varieties (Orange, Lemon, Kumquat, Lime) Product Info

Costco Item#: 85761
Costco Price: $18.99
Found at: Costco in Redwood City, CA (2300 Middlefield Rd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)

Meyer Lemon - good for lemonade, desserts, sauces, or entrees

Newhall Navel Oranges for fresh squeezed orange juice

Fukushu Kumquat - great as a healthy snack

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Citrus Fruit Tree - Assorted Varieties

Key Features:
• Choose from Fukushu Kumquat, Meyer Lemon, Newhall Navel Orange, Limes
• 3.5 gal (13.6 L)
• Zones 8, 9, 12-24
• Full sun; bright light
• Best in well drained soil
• Evergreen tree
• Regular water
• Non-GMO

Hand Dipped Long Stem Strawberries

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If you like Shari's Berries, then certainly you'll like these chocolate-covered strawberries which are cheaper but just as good at Costco.

Hand Dipped Long Stem Strawberries - Satisfy your sweet tooth cravings!

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Hand Dipped Long Stem Strawberries Product Info

Costco Item#: 11500
Costco Price: $12.99
Found at: Costco in Redwood City, CA (2300 Middlefield Rd.)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)

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Hand Dipped Long Stem Strawberries

Key Features:
• Long stem strawberries
• Hand-dipped
• Confectionary coating

Citrus Trees (3.5 gallon Assorted Varieties - Lime, Tangerine, Kumquat)

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If you have a backyard or you enjoy gardening, then you may want to decorate your backyard by planting some citrus fruit trees. At Costco, the assorted varieties of citrus trees include lime, kumquat, and tangerine. These citrus trees will make the outside decor and landscaping look a whole lot better, but you have to act fast because each Costco only gets one shipment of these citrus trees every year. Once they're all sold, that's it for the inventory until the following year since these trees are a seasonal product. That and these trees are a lot less expensive that if you go to a garden nursery and buy something comparable which will cost more. For $17.99 at Costco, you can't go wrong. I know every year my dad looks forward to these trees because he buys 1 or 2 every year. Ever since he retired, he's been doing a lot of gardening to spruce up and maintain the backyard during his spare time. It'll probably take a few years before the citrus trees start bearing fruit, but there's definitely a sense of accomplishment when they grow and the first fruits start appearing after buying and planting them as small trees. Planting and maintaining them are pretty easy - you don't need a green thumb to enjoy them. Pictured below is a lime tree that my dad planted a few years ago. It already bears some fruit, and is still going strong. You could also get an apple or plum tree if your prefer those fruits instead.

Assorted Varieties of Citrus Fruit Trees (tangerine, kumquat, lime) at Costco

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Citrus Trees (3.5 gallon) Assorted Varieties - Tangerines, Limes, Kumquats Product Info

Costco Item#: 85761
Costco Price: $17.99
Found at: Costco in Hayward, CA (28505 Hesperian Blvd)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)

Costco lime tree planted a few years ago in my parents' backyard (picture taken this morning).

Lime from a Costco lime tree planted a few years ago (picture taken this morning).

Start your own backyard orchard with Assorted Varieties of citrus fruit trees from Costco. Fruit trees include tangerine, lime, and kumquat.

Key Features:
• Assorted Varieties: tangerine, lime, kumquat
• Zones 8, 9, 12-24
• Full sun; bright light
• Best in well drained soil
• Evergreen tree
• Regular water
• 100% NON-GMO product
• 3.5 gallons (13.6 Liters)

Assorted Fruit Trees (3 gallon Assorted Varieties - plum and apple)

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If you have a backyard and/or you enjoy gardening, then you may want to decorate your backyard with some assorted varieties of fruit trees. At Costco, the assorted varieties of fruit trees include plum and apple trees. These fruit trees will make the outside decor and landscaping look a whole lot better, but you have to act fast because each Costco only gets one shipment of these fruit trees every year. Once they're all sold, that's it for the inventory until the following year since these are seasonal products. That and these trees are a lot less expensive that if you go to a garden nursery and buy something comparable which can cost way more. For $18.99 at Costco, you can't go wrong. I know every year my dad looks forward to these trees because he buys 1 or 2 every year. Ever since he retired, he's been doing a lot of gardening to spruce up and maintain the backyard during his spare time. In fact, I was with him when he got both the plum and apple trees from Costco this time last year. I took pictures of both of them today (see below). You'll see the plum tree is starting to bloom - we were lucky because there was one plum tree which was further along and already had a lot of branches which we ended up getting. The apple tree isn't blooming yet because I think apples are in season during the autumn months. It'll probably take a few years before the trees start bearing fruit, but there's definitely a sense of accomplishment when they grow and the first fruits start appearing after buying and planting them as small trees. Planting and maintaining them are pretty easy - you don't need a green thumb to enjoy them. You could also get citrus trees if you prefer limes, oranges, lemons, etc.

Assorted Varieties of Fruit Trees (plum and apple) at Costco

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Fruit Trees (3 gallon) Assorted Varieties Product Info

Costco Item#: 663684
Costco Price: $18.99
Found at: Costco in Hayward, CA (28505 Hesperian Blvd)
(price and availability may vary per Costco location)

Costco plum tree from last year (picture taken this morning).

Costco apple tree from last year waiting to bloom (picture taken this morning).

Start your own backyard orchard with Assorted Varieties of fruit trees from Costco. Fruit trees include apple and plum trees.

Key Features:
• Assorted Varieties
• Plum Trees
• Apple Trees
• 3.0 gal (12.32 Liters)