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Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa'

The 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' has a uniquely dense growth habit with tight clusters of vibrant, green foliage appearing along its branches. It has a dense, upright growth habit and will reach 4-6' tall and wide at maturity. Fall foliage morphs through shades of orange, yellow and red.

Prunus dulcis 'Primavera'

The 'Primavera' or "Conventional" almond is a late blooming, early producing variety. It consistently produces crops of sweet, soft-shelled nuts that are easily harvested and shelled. Quickly reaches anywhere from 15-30' tall and wide. Will need other varieties planted nearby for cross-pollination.

Malus x domestica 'Ginger Gold'

This summer-bearing variety will produce juicy, mildly tart apples in early-mid August. It has showy pinkish-white flowers in the spring and averages at about 12-15' tall and wide. It bears a more abundant crop when pollinated by varieties like 'Red Delicious' and 'Honeycrisp'.

Malus x domestica 'Golden Russet'

The 'Golden Russet' variety produces intensely sweet-tart apples that are great for baking and juicing. Fruit ripens in mid-October and will benefit from cross-pollination. They average at about 10-12' tall and wide.

Malus x domestica 'Golden Sentinel'

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'.

Malus x domestica 'Granny Smith'

This long-lived variety will produce crisp, sweet-tart apples that are great for baking pies, cooking and fresh eating. Fruit will ripen in mid-October and can keep for up to 6 months in proper storage. The 'Granny Smith' will get about 12-15' tall and 10-15 feet wide.

Malus x domestica 'Honeycrisp'

This cold-hardy apple variety produces juicy, crisp apples that ripen in early September. It grows 8 to 10' tall and has pinkish white flowers that appear in April. Best when paired with other early to mid-season blooming apple varieties.

Malus x domestica 'Northpole'

The 'Northpole' is a columnar variety that is great for small garden and patio gardening spaces. It produces beautiful clusters of white flowers in early spring and sweet, juicy apples that ripen in late-August through early-September. The fruit is similar to 'McIntosh' variety in flavor and is great for cider, baking and eating. They average out at 8-10' tall and 2' wide.

Malus x domestica 'Red Winesap'

The 'Red Winesap' produces an apple that is both sweet and tangy. The apples are firm and crisp, and they ripen in mid-October. Will average out at 12-15' tall and wide.

Malus x domestica 'Scarlet Sentinel'

The 'Scarlet Sentinel' produces large, sweet, juicy apples that ripen mid-late September. This variety will produce green, blush-red apples within the first few years of planting. They average at about 8-10' tall and 2' wide, and they are great for small space gardening. Will also produce beautiful clusters of white flowers in April.

Malus x domestica 'Spartan'

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.

Malus x domestica 'Esopus Spitzenburg'

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.

Malus domestica 'Tangy Green' Columnar

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'.

Prunus armeniaca 'Blenheim'

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.

Prunus armeniaca 'Goldcot'

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.

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