Low-chill apple with sweet-tart flavor and early harvest. Semi-dwarf ‘Anna’ is productive, manageable in size, and well suited to East Bay home gardens. More productive when paired with a pollinizer tree like Golden Dorsett.
Sweet, crisp, flavorful, and wildly popular. This versatile apple has reddish-yellow with pink blush skin and keeps well. Self-fruiting, and attractive to pollinators. Harvest in early fall. See Root Stock info for more details.
'Granny Smith' apple trees produce crisp, tart, bright green apples perfect for eating fresh, baking, or juicing. This self-fruitful tree is highly productive, with fragrant spring blooms and late fall harvests. Great for home gardens and small orchards.
Classic 'Gravenstein Red' apples are tart-sweet and perfect for eating fresh, baking, or cider. This vigorous, sun-loving tree blooms in spring and produces early summer fruit. Requires cross-pollination for fruiting. A must-have in backyard apple orchard
Exceptionally sweet aprium with early harvest. Semi-dwarf ‘Flavor Delight’ produces juicy, aromatic fruit and thrives in mild-winter gardens with a compatible pollinizer.
Enjoy three different sweet cherry varieties on this one tree! The varieties are Rainier, Bing, Lapin, or Van. Your tree will produce at least 3 of these 4 cherries and create a beautiful tree with their different shades and their extended harvest times.
Enjoy four different fruits or varieties on one tree! You can enjoy more variety and extended harvests in a much smaller space. The perfect solution for smaller planting areas or containers!
Jujube 'Honeyjar' is a semi-dwarf fruit tree with crisp, sweet, honey-like fruit perfect for fresh eating or drying. Drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and pest-resistant, it’s ideal for edible landscaping and produces abundantly in full sun.
'Li' Jujube is known for sweet, crisp fruit that can be enjoyed fresh, or dried into chewy, date-like treats. This easy-to-grow tree is highly productive, low-maintenance, and drought-tolerant, making it perfect for gardeners creating edible landscapes.
