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The 'Spitzenburg' produces a juicy, spicy flavored fruit that ripens in early October. They have pinkish-white flowers that appear in April and generally average at 8-12' tall and 4-6' wide. They require a pollinator, and pair well with the 'Red Fuji' variety.
This semi-dwarf variety is ideal for small garden spaces and even patio gardening. The 'Tangy Green' produces an apple with a crisp, tart flavor that will ripen in mid-September. They get 8-10' tall and 1-2 feet wide. Will bear fruit within first two years of planting if combined with a pollinator, such as their sister variety, the 'Tasty Red'.
Combo apples generally bear fruit beginning in July and go all the way through October. These unique apple trees graft multiple different cultivars onto one tree, so you can enjoy a variety of flavors throughout the season. They average about 15-25' tall and 15-20' wide.
This columnar variety produces beautiful white flowers in the spring, and bear golden yellow fruit that ripens in mid-September. The apples on the 'Golden Sentinel' tree are firm and sweet, and they are perfect for cider, baking and eating. It grows to be 10-12' tall and about 2' wide. Does well when paired with its sister variety, the 'Scarlet Sentinel'.
The 'Blenheim' variety is famous in California for its production of sweet, aromatic fruit that is great for canning and drying. Produces fruit that will ripen in mid-late July depending on the climate. Will average at 10-15' tall and wide, but pruning is suggested to maintain its smaller size. Great pollinator for other apricot varieties.
The 'Goldcot' apricot tree will produce juicy, tangy flavored fruits that ripen in mid-summer and are great for baking, eating, canning and drying. This tree averages at 15-20' tall and wide, but will benefit from pruning. This variety is self-pollinating, but will produce more abundant crop if pollinators are nearby.
The 'Goldcot' apricot tree will produce juicy, tangy flavored fruits that ripen in mid-summer and are great for baking, eating, canning and drying. This tree averages at 15-20' tall and wide, but will benefit from pruning. This variety is self-pollinating, but will produce more abundant crop if pollinators are nearby.
The 'Flavor Delight' aprium is 75% apricot and 25% plum, producing a fruit that is just the right mix of sweet and tangy. These apriums are great for jams, cobblers and fresh eating. Fruits will ripen in mid-July and produce most abundant crop when cross-pollinated. Dwarf variety will average 10-15' tall and wide and can be maintained with pruning.
The PawPaw tree is a native of the Eastern U.S. and can grow from 15-30' tall and wide. It produces a mildly sweet, yellow-greenish fruit in mid-late summer that is great for raw eating and baking.
Lemon Glow' is a non-invasive variety with vibrant, yellow foliage. Its great for adding a pop of color to your landscape, but its small size makes it useful for container gardening. It will grow 2-3' tall and wide. Prefers full to part sun and well-draining soils. Deer resistant.
The 'Dura Heat' is medium-sized variety of birch that grows 30-40' tall and 25-35' wide. This variety is known for its beautiful, exfoliating winter bark and its butter-yellow fall foliage. Great planting option for wet spaces.
Heritage River Birch | The 'Heritage' is a large river birch that will quickly reach 40-70' tall and 40-60' wide. It is known for its orange-brown peeling bark that exposes the creamy white inner bark of the tree during the winter months. A great planting option for wet areas.
This woody vine will be covered in tangerine colored blooms from late spring through mid-summer. It will quickly reach 30 feet long and is a striking display when placed on trellises or fences. Foliage turns purplish-red in the fall.
Baby Cakes' is a dwarf, thornless variety that is perfect for patio pots and container gardening. It stays 3-4' tall and wide and will produce two crops of berries. Large, sweet, juicy berries will ripen in mid-July and early-September. It is self pollinating, but will produce greater yeild by having other pollinators nearby.
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