Fruit Trees & Small Fruits

Semi-Dwarf

Connell Red, KinderKrisp, Zestar

3 semi-dwarf apple tree varieties in one pot

4

Earl+Mid

Aug - Oct

#10 Ct

149.99

Semi-Dwarf

Large red fruit; distinctive sweet flavor

Red selection of 'Fireside'

4

Mid

Mid Oct

11/16"

59.99

semi-dwarf

#5 Ct

64.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium red fruit; sweet to tart; all purpose

Stores two months or longer

4

Mid

Early Oct

11/16"

59.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Large red striped fruit; crisp, sweet and juicy

Resistant to rust; stores 3-4 months

4

Mid

Mid Oct

11/16"

59.99

semi-dwarf

#5 Ct

64.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Small apple; crisp, firm and juicy; very hardy

Sweet, intense taste; stores 3-4 months

3

Mid-late

Mid-season

9/16"

54.99

Standard

Medium red fruit; crisp, juicy & aromatic

All purpose; very hardy; stores well

2

Mid

Late Sep

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium red fruit; crisp, tart & juicy; all purpose

Fireblight resistant; very hardy; good keeper

3

Late

September

11/16"

59.99

#5 Ct

64.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Large red; sweet and explosively crisp

Up to 7 months storage; very popular

4

Mid

Late Sep

11/16"

59.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

#15 Ct

149.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium large golden; crisp, sweet, juicy

All purpose; stores 2-3 months

4

Mid

Mid Oct

11/16"

59.99

semi-dwarf

#5 Ct

64.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

#15 Ct

149.99

Semi-Dwarf

Fruit tastes like Honeycrisp, only lunchbox size.

Sweet, crisp apple; stores 3-4 months

4

Early

Late August

11/16"

59.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium red fruit; crisp & juicy; for dessert

Scab-resistant; keeps well into February

4

Early

Early Oct

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Medium red fruit; stores 16 wks if picked early

Natural semi-dwarf; for cold regions

2

Early

August

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Crisp and delicious; for eating or cooking

Very hardy and disease resistant

3

Mid

Late Sep

11/16"

59.99

standard

#5 Ct

64.99

#7 Ct

79.99

Standard

Medium yellow-red fruit; crisp & juicy; all purpose

Resistant to fireblight; stores 2 months

3

Mid

Late Sep

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Delicious sweet and slightly tart taste; large fruit

Flesh stays white when cut; stores 2 months

4

Mid

Sep

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium size striped red; crisp, juicy, tart

All purpose; matures early; stores 1 month

3

Mid

Late Aug

11/16"

59.99

Standard

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Medium size; sweet flavor; exc. dessert apple

Fireblight resistant; stores 2 months

4

Mid

Late Sep

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium; yellow-red; crisp & juicy; fresh vinous flavor

For fresh & cooking; stores 1 month

3b

Early

Early Sep

11/16"

59.99

semi-dwarf

#5 Ct

64.99

Standard

Larger apple; yellow to green skin with pink blush

Flesh is white, firm and sweet; stores 3 months

3

Mid

Early Oct

7/8"

79.99

standard

#15 Ct

149.99

Standard

Fruit up to 5" large; tart; exc. cooking apple

Antique variety; long lived & stores well

4

Mid

Mid Sep

11/16"

59.99

(Default)

Medium size; yellow; soft; excellent all-purpose apple

Pick before maturity; scab resistance

3

Early

Late July

11/16"

59.99

Semi-Dwarf

Medium large; excellent sweet tart flavor

All purpose; 6-8 weeks storage

4

Early

Late Aug

11/16"

59.99

Standard

#15 Ct

149.99

Standard

Excellent tasting, 3"x1.5"; yellow

About 25 ft tall; use 'Ure' as pollinator.

3

May

Early August

11/16"

59.99

Standard

1.75"; yell.+red; good f.canning, fair for eating

Needs Ure as pollinator & pollinates Ure

3

May

September

11/16"

54.99

#5 Ct M

69.99

#7 Ct M

74.99

Semi-Dwarf

Large, yellow-bronze; sweet and juicy

15ft tall; use "Summercrisp" as pollinator

4

Mid-spring

August

7/8"

59.99

Standard

2"; green+yellow+red; very juicy; good flavor

Needs 'Golden Spice' as pollinator

3

May

Mid Aug

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Large, sweet, juicy, round fruit; red flesh

Ripens early; pollin.by Toka; pollen sterile

4

Late April

Early August

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Med. size, blue; tender, juicy flesh; all purpose

Self-fertile; dwarf sized 8-12ft

4

May

Late Aug

11/16"

54.99

Standard

Large, dark red; sweet, juicy; high yields

Pollinated by Toka; 10-15ft tree

4

April-May

Mid Aug

11/16"

54.99

#5 Ct

64.99

#7 Ct

74.99

Standard

Medium size, red; richly flavored; yellow flesh

Pollinated by 'Superior'; 15-20ft tree

3

May

Mid Aug

11/16"

54.99

#7 Ct

74.99

Standard

1" dark red fruit; sweet; good for pies & jam

Extremely hardy buds; self-fertile; 15' high

3

May

August

9/16"

54.99

11/16"

59.99

Standard

Small pitted red cherries

Self-fertile; 12ft high, pyramidal form

4

May

Early July

11/16"

59.99

Standard

1" dark red fruit; very sweet taste

Sour pie cherry; self-fertile; 15ft tree

3

May

Mid-July

11/16"

64.99

#5 Ct

69.99

All male plants; very productive

1-yr-plant; resists rust & fusarium crown rot

3

May

10 for

12.99

Mild, nutty flavor; 20% higher sugar content

Larger and more tender than green asparagus

3

May

5 for

14.99

Medium to large berries; sweet in flavor

Thornless; self-fruitful; keeps firm in heat

5

May

July

1yr BR

12.99

Firm, juicy fruit with honey sweet flavor; 1" across

Self-fruitful; matures young

5

May

Early July

1yr BR

12.99

High quality berry for eating fresh or freezing

Productive; disease resistant; 4-6' high

4

May

July

12"

22.99

Large, powder blue; outstanding flavor

Heavy producer of high quality; 5' high

4

May

July

12"

22.99

Dark blue, sweet berries; self-pollinating

High yields like Northblue; ht 30-40"

4

May

July

#1 Ct

26.99

Dark blue, large; good blueberry flavor

Self-pollinating; 3-4' high

4

May

July

1yr BR

22.99

#1 Ct

26.99

1/2", sky blue; sweet and mild; 2-7 lbs./plant

Partially self-fruitful; 30-40" high

4

May

July

1yr BR

22.99

#1 Ct

26.99

Small, dark blue; wild berry flavor

Fresh eating, jams, desserts; 3-4' tall

4

May

July

12"

22.99

#1 Ct

26.99

Very large, firm fruit; excellent flavor

Productive, pollinator needed, 4-6' high

4

May

Early July

12"

22.99

#1 Ct

26.99

Firm & aromatic with excellent berry flavor

Pollinator needed; height 30-40"

3b

May

July

#1 Ct

26.99

Firm berries; light to medium blue; balanced flavor

Exceptional producer. 4-5' tall

3

May

Late July

#1 Ct

26.99

Med size, black; strong flavor; for jam & jelly

Self-fertile; high yields

3

May

July

#1 BR

16.99

Med size, bright red berries; all purpose

Very productive; vigorous grower

3

May

July

2yr BR

16.99

Large red fruit; outstanding kiwi-like flavor

Favorite of the home gardener

4

May

July

2yr BR

16.99

Blue-black; good for all purpose

Vigorous; improved Concord

3

Early June

Late

#1T BR

19.99

Med. blue-black, tender skin; good quality

Resembles Concord but hardier

4

Early June

Mid Sep

2yr BR

19.99

#1T BR

19.99

#1 Ct

29.99

Greenish white, dessert and wine grape

Vigorous; very disease resistant

4

Mid Spring

Late July

#1 Ct

24.99

Aromas of pear, melon, honey, florals + minerals

For high quality, dry white wine

4

June

Late Sept

#1 Ct

24.99

Deep-red fruit; sweet flavor; edible at pink stage

Very productive & hardy table grape from WI

4

May

Aug-Sep

2yr BR

19.99

Seedless slipskin grape; great flavor; purple fruits

Wonderfully vigorous vine for arbors & screens

4

Early June

Early Sep

#1T BR

19.99

1/2" fruits, blue; for dessert & vines

Very hardy & productive; 4" long clusters

3

May-June

Early Aug

#1T BR

19.99

Soft-skinned oval type berry; sweet, tangy flavor

Use Sugar Mountain Blue as pollinator

3

Early Spring

August

BR

24.99

1" long berries taste in-between raspberry + blueberry

3-5ft tall+wide; for best yields plant with Solo

3

Spring

QT

14.99

Very large, dark blue, plump fruit

Self-pollinater; for best yields plant with Solo

3

Spring Spring

August

QT

14.99

Dark blue, olive-shaped fruit

Fresh eating; use Maxie for large fruits/high yields

3

Spring

Summer

QT

14.99

Large, sweet, blueberry like fruits

High yields if pollinated by Sugar Mt. Eisbaer

2

April

August

#1 Ct

19.99

Barrel shaped, blueberry colored

Very high yields; use Sugar Mt. Blue as pollinator

2

April

Summer

BR

24.99

Rounder than Borealis; tangy wild-blueberry-like flavor

Use Sugar Mountain Blue as pollinator

3

Early Spring

August

#1 Ct

19.99

#2 Ct

28.99

Strong, sharp flavor

Long stems; white flowers; 2nd year harvest

2

Mid-summer

Fall

#1 BR

6.99

Like small cranberries; rich in Vit. C & antioxidants

A small 12-18" evergreen shrub

2

Spring

Mid summer

QT

9.99

Summer-bearing; medium sweet; aromatic

Extremely hardy

3

May

Mid / Late July

#1 BR

9.99

Summer-bearing; large; black; firm; good flavor

Hardier than Blackberries; high yielding

4

May

Mid July

1yr BR

12.99

Fall-bearing; large, red, outstanding flavor

Root rot & yellow rust resistant

4

May

Early Sept

1yr BR

9.99

Fall-bearing; golden; very sweet, juicy

Two full crops each year

4

May

Jul & Sep

1yr BR

9.99

#1 Ct

17.99

Fall-bearing; medium size red; sweet flavor

Self-fruitful; ripens mid-July and then Sept.

4

May

Jul & Sep

1yr BR

9.99

Summer-bearing; med size, red; great flavor

Disease resistant; very hardy; good for freezing

3

May

July

1yr BR

9.99

Summer-bearing; large, red-purple; sweet; flavorful

2 crops per year; insect resistant

4

May

Late July

1yr BR

9.99

Bright red stems; very sweet

For delicious sauces and pies

3

May-June

2yr BR

12.99

Large, bright scarlet; outstanding flavor

Extremely hardy; good hanging basket variety

3

Everbearing

10 for

5.99

Large, bright, attractive shiny fruit with a firm flesh

Very disease resistant; sweet as honey

3

June

10 for

5.99

Large, deep red; tasty, firm berries

Good dessert berry; Freezes well

3

Everbearing

10 for

5.99