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(aronia melanocarpa)
These ornamental, native shrubs have white flowers, black berries, and red autumn foliage. While some eat the berries fresh, we prefer them as jelly or juice. Zones 3-9.
$15 each.
(rubus ulmifolius)
Zones 5-8. 5 for $30 or 10 for $45
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(Vaccinium Ashei)
We've grown rabbiteye blueberries for over 25 years as a cash crop. In Spring, they have pretty bell-shaped flowers and,in Fall, the foliage is a striking red. Blueberries make good hedges and container plants. They need plenty of water and acid soil, so treat them as you would a rhododendron or azalea. They grow 6-8 ft. Order both varieties for cross-pollination. Zone 6-9.
3 year plants $15 each or 10 for $140
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(prunus tomentosa)
An early blooming, very attractive shrub to 8 ft. with pink blossoms, light green foliage, and tasty cherry-like fruit. Birds and children really love these spring fruits. For heavier bearing, order two or more. Zones 3-6. Cannot ship to CA.
Seedlings $15.00 each.
(prunus cerasus on mahaleb rootstock)
Drought tolerant but requires a well-drained soil.
These trees do well with our late frosts and are virtually maintenance free once established. Grows to about 12' and produces slightly sweet cherries that can be eaten fresh or in pies. Self-fertile. Zones 4-8. Cannot ship to CA.
2-4' $21.00 each.
(Flying Dragon)
Trifoliate orange - The only member of the citrus family that will grow outdoors this far north. Unlike other citrus, it loses its leaves, leaving its green and twisty branches to grace the landscape in winter. The fruit is sour and seedy but can be used like a lemon. Interesting twisted, dwarfing habit with thorns. Makes a great living fence. Grows to 7' Zones 6-9. Can not ship to CA, FL, or TX.
$11 each.
(ribes species)
The flowers of Crandall black currant bushes are golden yellow, have a long tubular form usually tipped with red, and emit a spicy clove fragrance. Red currant flowers are not showy but the red "strigs" of fruit are quite beautiful. In the South, plant in partial shade. Zones 3-7.
1-3' $15.00 each. Cannot ship to DE, MA, ME, NC, NH, NJ.
(ribes hirtellum)
These handsome (3 - 5') shrubs bear a year after planting and prefer partial shade in the South . The fruit is slightly tart and can be eaten fresh or cooked into a pie or fool - a wonderful whipped cream confection. Both varieties are disease resistant. Zones 3-7.1-3'
$15 each. Cannot ship to DE, MA, ME, NC, NH, NJ.
(amelanchier species)
Relatively trouble free, these plants can take our late frosts. Though it looks a bit like a blueberry, the fruit makes a finer pie as baking brings out the almond flavor of the seeds. Good fresh eating and the birds love them. Zones 4-8.
$15 each.
(mespilus germanica)
We offer the following Italian variety that has done well in our hot and humid climate and produces large, flavorful fruit
(cudrania tricuspidata grafted onto osage orange)
From Central China, these attractive trees have grown to 15' and stayed relatively compact for us. Also known as Che or Chinese mulberry, this tree is a member of the Moraceae family which includes figs and mulberries. Fall ripening fruits are bright, rose-pink when ripe, about the size of a cherry, and taste like watermelon mixed with fig. Pest free. Zone range seems to be 6-9 though we do know people in 5 growing them.
Male and female trees available. Order both to insure pollination. If space is a problem, the CA Rare Fruit Growers website suggests planting them about a foot apart and growing them as one tree - pruning them to 25% male and 75% female.
2-4' $21.00 each.
(morus species)
After a long winter, these beautiful trees present us with the first fruits of the season. They taste a bit like blackberries without the large seeds or thorns. People are often surprised at how good they taste and birds will choose them over other fruits. The trees can grow to 30' and need 15' of spread on each side. Self-fertile, grows fast, and fruits early.
Zones 5-8 (possibly 9). 2-4' $25.00 each.
(asimina triloba)
A native fruit tree growing to 15'. Fruits have a rich custard-like flavor and consistency. Usually an understory tree in the wild, this makes an attractive, large leafed tree in full sun. (It is helpful to give partial shading for the first year.)
We have many years of experience growing pawpaws. Pawpaws have a reputation for transplanting difficulty but we have found that timing, root quality and fertile, well-drained soil make all the difference. Our pawpaws are grown in pots to keep their taproots intact and we are successfully shipping them bareroot. Our special care instructions are included with your order. Order two different varieties for pollination (unless self-fertile). Zones 5-9. We offer a large selection of varieties that have been chosen for superior fruit. Please list substitutes as there are limited numbers of each variety. We will always substitute slightly smaller plants unless otherwise instructed.
All grafted trees 1-2' $25.00 each. KSU Atwood™ & KSU Benson™ - $26 each
Join and help promote North America's largest native edible fruit. Like most members, we are always interested in sharing growing experiences with other pawpaw enthusiasts. Find helpful info at kysu.edu
(pyrus species)
All pears that we offer are fireblight- resistant varieties and tested in our fireblight prone orchard. Asian pears bloom earlier and will need each other, or possibly Turnbull, to cross-pollinate. Zones 5-8 (and 6-9 for Asians) .
2-4' $15.00 each.
We can custom graft from your scion for $17 a tree.
(diospyros virginiana)
Grafted trees of selected, improved native persimmon. Fruits taste a bit like apricot mixed with cinnamon. A beautiful tree growing to 30' with mottled bark and attractive, shiny foliage. Spectacular in fruit. Zones 5-8.
1-2' $25.00 each. Cannot ship to CA.
(rubus idaeus)
"Heritage" - Cut the canes to the ground in Winter. The new canes will bear their first crop from August to frost. The following year, if you don't cut them down, you should have a crop in June and again in fall. Zones 4-7.
5 for $30.00 or 10 for $45.00.
(rosa rugosa)
Growing 4 to 6' with 3" single pink flowers. Good hedge plant. Zones 3-8.
$13 each.
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We apologize, but we cannot ship orders outside the United States.
If you prefer to mail in your order, download an order form in PDF format for Acrobat or RTF format for Word and follow the instructions on the form.
Plants will be shipped USPS Priority mail, or FedEx. Please let your postal carrier know when you expect your package and where to put it. Packages are compact and about 4 ft. tall, so shipping to work or a neighbor is easy. We cannot be responsible for packages that cannot be delivered. If a package is visibly damaged upon arrival, please contact USPS first as they require inspection.
Shipping costs:
East of the Rockies:
Totals under $150 - $35 for Shipping
Totals $150 and over- 30% of order for Shipping
West of the Rockies:
Totals under $180 - $45 for Shipping
Totals $180 and over- 35% of order for Shipping
Adjustments may be made for very large orders. If you prefer Air shipment or live in AK or HI, please call for shipping costs. Payment accepted in cash, check, money order, or PayPal. Sorry, no COD. We cannot ship out of the country.
Our shipping season runs from early November to late April. (At times this can be extended for northern customers, so check with us.) We do not ship most holiday weeks or when there is danger of plants freezing in transit.
Please list substitutes or indicate a willingness to accept a back order, as we sometimes run out of different selections. Order as soon as you can to avoid disappointment, even if you want your order shipped in the spring. We will substitute at our own discretion unless your order states otherwise.
When ordering through Paypal there will be a place on the invoice to leave us a note. Please list your preference for substitutions, or refund.
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