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Fruit Trees & Berries
Apple and Cherry trees require at least one additional apple/cherry tree of a different variety for pollination.
For example: If you wish to purchase a Snow Sweet Apple,
you must also purchase a Granny Smith Apple tree or have other varieties already planted at home.
Quantities limited, order early!
Sorry, the sale is over for this year.
Thank you for your support. We'll see you next year!
Granny Smith Apple: - Late season, tart apple. Excellent for canning and eating. Hardy in low temperatures and grows well in most soil types. Full sun.
Snow Sweet Apple: Crisp and juicy eating apple. Comparable to HoneyCrisp, but easier to grow for home orchardist. Hardy in low temperatures and grows well in most soils. Full sun.
Sam Sweet Cherry: Hardy tree producing large sweet cherries. Good pollinator. Prefers well-drained soils. Full sun.
Ulster Sweet Cherry: Large, firm, dark red sweet cherries. Resistant to cracking. Grows well in most soil types. Full sun.
Red Haven Peach: Early freestone. Good for freezing and canning. Hardy and disease resistant. Prefers sandy, well drained soils. Full sun.
Chester Blackberry Plants: Most winter hardy of erect growing, thornless cultivars. Berries are firm, do not fade in sun. Prefers loamy, well-drained soils. Full sun.
Caroline Raspberry Plants: The tastiest of all raspberries! Ever bearing. Prefers loamy, well-drained soils. Heavy clay not recommended. Full sun.
Sorry, the sale is over for this year.
Thank you for your support. We'll see you next year!
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