Bareroot tree season is over for the year. some of the varie

Sweet, crisp and flavorful

Ripens mid-September

Skin a deep dark red

Self-fruitful and a good 

     pollinizer for other apples

On M111 rootstock.

Less than 500 chill hours

Juicy, sweet and flavorful

Crisp like an apple

Russeted skin

Some fireblight resistance

Pollinized by other Asian

     Pears

Ripens in September

On semi-dwarf rootstock and will grow up to 15'

Needs 450 chill hours

Chinese date

The largest variety of jujube

Has spines

Drought resistant.

Pest and disease resistant

Tastes like apple when green 

     and starting to turn 

     brown

Prefers hot summers

Ripens in fall

Self-fruitful and a good 

     pollinizer for other 

     varieties

Very low chill requirements

Long (3") red to black fruit

Ripens over 1 month in early

     summer.

Larger vigorous disease-

     resistant tree

Very attractive to birds

Large freestone peach

One of the highest rated fruits at tastings

Highly aromatic with a rich flavor

Resistant to peach leaf curl

On Citation rootstock

Tree will grow 8-14'

Ripens late August - early September

Tart until fully ripe, then sweet 

Needs 700 chill hours

Superb slightly spicy flavor. Chocolate refers to the color, not the flavor

Ripens in November

Mature size is 12-16'

When pollinated by another persimmon variety, the flesh turns brown and it can be eaten when firm like a Fuyu. If there is no pollinizer nearby, it can be eaten soft like a Hachiya.

Needs 200 chill hours

Medium, sweet, flat shaped fruit

Non-astringent and can be eaten when crunchy

Hardy tree that does well in cool or hot climates

Ripens mid Oct-November.

Self-fruitful

200 chill hours

Large sweet fruit.

Non-astringent and eaten crunchy

Can be grown in cool or hot climates

Self-fruitful

Harvest mid-September to mid-November

200 chill hours

Fast growing hardy shrub/small tree

Native to the west of America from Canada to California

Makes large clusters of blue fruit that can be used for syrup, jam or medicine

One of the most well known plants for boosting the immune system

Flavor similar to blueberry, but not as sweet

Great for pollinators such as bees, butterflies and hummingbirds

Should not be eaten raw, needs to be cooked or processed 

Prefers full sun

Can grow up to 30’, but usually stays under 15'