Southern Highbush Varieties:         Abundance   Rebel Emerald   Santa Fe Farthing   Scintilla Gulf Coast non-patented   Springhigh Jewel   Springwide Lenior   Star Palmetto   Sweetcrisp Primadonna   Windsor           Rabbiteye Varieties:         Alapaha   Powderblue non-patented Brightwell non-patented   Premier non-patented Ochlocknee   Vernon           All Prices are FOB, IGAP, Island Grove Florida. Availability subject to change. Contract Growing available for for all listed varieties as well as some that are not listed here. Call for availability. Prices are subject to change. 20% deposit required on ALL orders. We have inventory changes everyday. Please call and we can fax you our most current availability. All prices include royalty fees where applicable to Fl and GA (FL patented varieties may not be sold to CA, OR, AZ and WA). Please inquire about sales outside the United States.       *Prices updated as of 7/25/09           Price Lists based on Sizes & Varieties (prices are per plant including royalty fees)                 Liner   1-5 trays 6-50 trays   51 trays or more               Patented Southern Highbush   $2.25   $1.85   $1.55               Non-Patented Southern Highbush   $1.70   $1.30   $1.00               Patented Rabbiteye   $2.10   $1.70   $1.40               Non-Patented Rabbiteye   $1.60   $1.20   $0.90           *Liners are sold in full tray counts. 1 tray = 60 plants.                     Groundbeds & 1 Gallon   1- 300 plants 301-3000 plants   3000 or more plants               Patented Southern Highbush   $3.55   $3.15   $2.85               Non-Patented Southern Highbush   $2.95   $2.55   $2.25               Patented Rabbiteye   $3.50   $3.00   $2.70               Non-Patented Rabbiteye   $2.95   $2.45   $2.15                     3 Gallon   1- 100 plants 101-500 plants   500 or more plants               All varieties   $6.80   $6.05   $5.30

phone: (352) 481-5558 • fax: (352) 481-5093 • 2600 SE 193rd Ave • Hawthorne, Florida • 32640

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sland Grove Ag Products originated in 1995 as a merger between two existing blueberry farms in north central Florida. The focus at that time was to produce quality blueberry plants and increase production in our own fields.

IGAP also participates in community functions in Hawthorne, our closest town.  Most notably is the clean-up and recovery of the City Park at Lake Johnson in which we contributed labor, equipment and plant material for this clean-up and enhancement project.  At the local high school, we donated and built a fruit orchard at the agricultural department hoping to inspire young adults to learn more about agriculture and fruit production.  The orchard contains blueberries, blackberries, grapes, pears, peaches, plums and persimmons.