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This dependable apple variety produces sweet, rich golden apples. It grows 15-25' tall and 15-20' wide. It features showy white blossoms in the spring, and the fruit ripens between September and October. It is self pollinating, but produces more fruit when paired with another pollinator, such as 'Red Delicious' or 'Honeycrisp'.
The 'Jonathan' apple tree produces crunchy, juicy fruit that is great for baking and eating. Fruit ripens from mid-September to mid-October. This variety is self pollinating, but produces better crop when paired with 'Red Delicious' and 'Yellow Delicious' varieties. They average at 20-25' tall and wide at full maturity.
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.
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 'Carmine Jewel' is a dwarf, shrub-like variety that will grow 6-8' tall and 4-6' side. Cherries are dark red with a small pit and their combination of sweet and tart flavor makes them great for pies, juicing and fresh eating. This variety is extremely cold-hardy and produces consistently heavy yeilds, especially when planted in multiples. Fruit will ripen in mid-late August.
The 'Romeo' explodes with showy, white, fragrant flowers in the spring, and is later covered in dark, purple-red berries in the summer. These berries have a high sugar level, creating the perfect sweet-tart cherry flavor, great for cooking, canning, jellies and jams. Grows 6-8' tall and 4-6' 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 'Dunstan' chesnut bears heavy crops of large, sweet nuts that are great for eating, baking and roasting. This variety is a combination fo the American and Chinese chesnut and is resistant to chesnut blight. This tree will average at 30-50' tall and 15-20' wide. Fruit will ripen mid-September through October.
The American hazelnut produces abundant crops of small, sweet tasting nuts that are easy to crack. It has an upright, wide-spreading habit and will grow 15-18' tall and 10-12' wide. Best crop when planted with pollinating varieties.
Anna's Hardy' is a female variety that produces sweet, tender kiwis. Its sweet, white flowers emerge in late spring and give way to summer fruits. It will grow 10-12' tall and wide when trained onto a trellis. Needs hardy male kiwi for pollination.
This cold-hardy variety produces an abundant crop of firm, crunchy pecans that are great for fresh eating and baking. Fruit will ripen in October and is known to ripen quicker than most other pecan varieties. Will grow 20-30' tall and 15-25' wide.
The 'Fuyu' persimmon will produce bright orange fruit that ripens in late fall. Fruit is good for both cooking and eating fresh. Some varieties are self pollinating, but most require a male and a female to produce fruit. Will get 20-30' tall and wide.
