Columnar Apples - An attractive complement to the yard, patio or deck, our Columnar varieties will grow 10-12 feet in height and can be topped at any desired height. After topping, these trees will often produce short upright branches, which can be left to increase fruit production or pruned off.

Golden Sentinel – This productive and exceptionally disease resistant variety bears large and attractive, golden yellow fruit. Sweet, juicy and delicious, it ripens in mid-September. Zones 4-9

Scarlet Sentinel – This jumbo-size, greenishyellow and red fruit is very sweet and juicy with crisp, pure white flesh. Very productive and disease resistant. Ripens in late September. Zones 4-9

Combination Apple Tree - Enjoy apples from Summer to Fall. Apples for eating, cooking and freezing.

Varieties include: Gala, Fuji, Yellow Delicious, Red Delicious and Granny Smith. Zones 4-9.

Fruit Salad Tree - Pick 3 delicious varieties from this unusual tree! This tree will include 3 of the following: peaches, plums, nectarines and apricots.

Varieties could include: Peach - July Elberta, Gold Dust, Plum - Late Santa Rosa, Nectarine - Independence, and Apricot - Blenheim.

A spectacular sight for the yard. Zones 4-9.

These trees are multi-grafted and are a great way to save money and space in the garden. Having different varieties on one tree means that each graft grows independently of the others, so the fruit retains its own characteristics, such as flavor, appearance and ripening time.

Gogi Berries (Also known as Chinese Berries or Wolf Berries) - Very popular. Light purple, bell-shaped flowers bloom in May. Flowers are followed by bright red berries. Fruit is eaten fresh or dried like raisins. A valuable medicinal plant in China and its berries are very high in anti-oxidants, have more carotene than carrots, and contain all essential amino acids and many minerals.

Crimson Star – Begins bearing the year after planting and produces good crops of tasty, large, bright red fruit. Ripens late summer through fall. Gets 6-8 feet tall. Self-fertile. Shipped in 4” plastic pots.

Jujubes (Chines Dates) - Easy to grow with few pests. Shiny reddish-brown date like fruit. Sweet apple flavor. Needs hot summer to ripen. Trees are thorny. Reaches 15-20 ft in 15 years. Hardy to -10 degrees. Ripens in fall.

Li – The number one seller. 1 1/2 inches long, roundplump. Can be picked yellow-green and will finish ripening off the tree to wrinkled, mahogany color. Ripens in Fall, mid season. Zones 6-9.

Sherwood – Excellent taste, firm, large shiny reddish brown date like fruit. Sweet apple like flavor. Has fewer thorns than other Jujubes. Ripens in mid October. Zones 6-9.

Issai

Ken's Red

Hardy Kiwi - Attractive, vigorous, disease and pest free vines grow quickly. Sweeter and more flavorful than the fuzzy kiwi. Produces up to 150 lbs of fruit. Can be eaten like grapes. Likes 1/2 day to full sun. Needs a male for pollination. One male can pollinate up to 8 females. Trees are 2-4 ft. Plant 12’ apart.

Issai – Bears heavy crops of large, sweet and delicious fruit. Can be grown on fence or wall. Bears year after planting. Harvest in mid-late Sept. Self-fertile although crop will be heavier if planted with male.

Anna – Female. A very vigorous and productive vine. Anna is the most popular variety for commercial growers and bears abundant crops of large, very sweet, delicious fruit. Zones 3-9.

Ken’s Red – Female. Produces very large, sweet and tasty fruit. Fruit has reddish purple skin and flesh. A very unique variety. Zones 3-9.

Male – Selected for its profuse bloom, our male variety can pollinate up to 8 female Hardy Kiwis. It also makes an attractive and vigorous, non-fruit bearing ornamental vine. Zones 3-9.

Olives - People have been fascinated with Olives for many years. They are beautiful, small evergreen trees. Olives like full sun and a well drained soil. Planting your tree on the south or west side of a building or wall will accelerate fruit ripening. Grows to be 8 -10 feet tall. Bloom time is May - Ripening time is October. Yield is 20 lbs per plant. Available in two sizes, 2-3' at $24.95 or 4-5' well branched at $59.95.

Arbequina - A new and valuable Spanish variety, Arbequina is a very attractive, naturally compact tree. Self-fertile and early ripening, Arbequina begins bearing the year after planting and makes gourmet quality olives and oil. Likes full sun and well drained soil, planting tree on the south or west side of building will accelerate fruit ripening. Ripens in October. Yields 20+ lbs. Shipped in 6" banded pot - Appr. 12-24" in height. Zones 7-9.

Quince are easy to grow, fruiting and ornamental trees. The trees have beautiful large white flowers followed by waxy, yellow, fragrant fruit. Good for baking and in preserves. Self-fertile, happy in full to 1/2 day sun. Ripens mid-April. Very cold hardy.

Orange – Bears very large, aromatic, attractive yellow flavorful fruit with light orange flesh. Zones 3-9.

Smyrna – Produces very large, pale yellow fruit with smooth skin at a young age. Flesh is tender and sweet when cooked. Zones 3-9.

After appreciating its beauty you can feast on its fruit. They like full sun to partial shade and likes a well drained soil. Plant at least two for cross-pollination. Bears in 3 to 4 years. Reaches a height of 6-8 feet. Blooms in July and Ripens in November. Yield is 10 lbs per plant.

Shipped in 6” band pots. Zones 7-10.