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The 'Green Cascade' is prized for its deeply-lobed foliage that turns from rich-green to vibrant red in the fall. It has a broad growth habit and will reach 6-8' tall and 8-10' wide.
This cold-hardy variety produces crisp, sweet, mildly tart fruit that ripens in mid-September. The 'McIntosh' is a manageable sized tree with large, reachable fruits within the first 6-10' of growth. They average out at 15-20' tall and 8-10' wide and create quite an abundant crop when paired with a pollinator, such as the 'Jonathan' and 'Liberty' varieties.
The 'Spartan' produces a generous crop of small, plum-colored apples that are crisp and sweet. They ripen in early October and are great for both juicing and eating. This variety averages at 10-15' tall and 8-10' wide and will benefit from having other pollinating varieties in the area.
The 'Prostrate Beauty' is a low-growing variety that has a spreading growth habit. Its attractive, blue-green foliage keeps its luster all year long. It will reach 4-5' tall and 8-10' wide at maturity.
The 'Regina' produces fruit that is sweet-tart when picked red and incredibly sweet when left to ripen and turn deep purple. Fruit has a distinctive cherry flavor and will ripen in late-June. This variety needs to be planted with other sweet-cherry varieties, like 'Celeste' and 'Stardust'. Will average 8-10' tall and wide.
This dwarf variety combines four varieties of cherries that bloom both early and late into the bloom season. Cherries are sweet in flavor. Grows 15-18' tall and 8-10' wide. Self-pollinating. Produces abundant fruit crops.
The 'Lustgarten' is a weeping variety with a rounded growth habit. Its cascading branches are covered in large, white blossoms in late spring and in the fall, its rich, green foliage ages to brick red. This variety will grow 8-10' tall and wide. Peeling gray bark adds winter interest.
The Harry Lauder's Walking Stick is prized for its winter appearance, with thick, contorting branches and drooping, yellow catkins that appear on the stems in late winter. They have broadly, ovate green leaves from spring through fall. Will grow 8-10' tall and wide.
Plants are vigorous, producing long shoots from soil level one growing season and bearing fruit the next. These are removed after bearing and replaced by the current year's growth. This makes the plant easy to prune and manage as a bush. Large fruit clusters with good flavor ripen in August each year. Berries have very high anthocyanin content--very good for you! This is the more productive variety, but both varieties are required for cross pollination in a ratio of 1 Samyl : 5 Samdal.
The 'Olympian' produces two crops of large, sweet fruit that is great for canning, eating and drying. It grows 10-12' high and 8-10' wide. This variety is self fertile, but will benefit when more than one is planted.
The 'Lynwood Gold' is a large variety that will quickly reach 8-10' tall and wide. It produces masses of vibrant, golden-yellow flowers in late winter or early spring that appear before spring foliage emerges.
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