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General

Fruit Ripening Charts…………………........................................ 34-35

Planting Instructions…………………. ..............................................34

Plant Qualities & Tolerances………………………... .................. 36-38

StaĀ ………………………………….. ...................................................39

Unloading Procedures………………... ..............................................39

Map…………………………… ............................................................40

What We Grow………………………. ..................................................3

Fruit Trees 20-36

Apples………………………………... ............................................ 18-20

Apricots ........................................................................................ 20-21

Cherries .........................................................................................21-22

Crabapple ...........................................................................................22

Figs ......................................................................................................23

Nectarines ..........................................................................................23

Peaches ...............................................................................................23

Pears ............................................................................................. 24-26

Plums ............................................................................................26-27

Pluot® ..................................................................................................27

Nut Trees 27

Walnut ................................................................................................27

Small Fruits

Blueberries .........................................................................................28

Gooseberries .................................................................................28-29

Grapes ...........................................................................................29-31

Kiwi............................................................................................... 33-34

Shade & Ornamental Trees Alphabetical by Botanical Name 4-17

Cross Referenced by Common NameAlder .............................................................................................Alnus

Ash ...........................................................................................Fraxinus

Aspen ........................................................................................Populus

Birch .............................................................................................Betula

Cherry, Flowering ..................................................................... Prunus

Chokecherry ..............................................................................Prunus

Crabapple ....................................................................................Malus

Dogwood ....................................................................................Cornus

Goldenchain ........................................................................Laburnum

Goldenrain ........................................................................Koelreuteria

Hawthorn ..............................................................................Crataegus

Honeylocust.............................................................................Gleditsia

Hornbeam ..............................................................................Carpinus

Hydrangea ........................................................................... Hydrangea

Katsura Tree .................................................................Cercidiphyllum

Lilac ...........................................................................................Syringa

Linden .............................................................................................Tilia

Locust ....................................................................................... Robinia

Maple ..............................................................................................Acer

Mountain Ash ............................................................................ Sorbus

Mulberry .....................................................................................Morus

Oak ...........................................................................................Quercus

Pear, Flowering ............................................................................Pyrus

Plum, Flowering ........................................................................ Prunus

Poplar ....................................................................................... Populus

Redbud ........................................................................................ Cercis

Redwood ...........................................................................Metasequoia

Serviceberry .....................................................................Amelanchier

Snowbell ......................................................................................Styrax

Sourgum .......................................................................................Nyssa

Sweetgum ........................................................................ Liquidambar

Tulip Tree......................................................................... Liriodendron

Willow ........................................................................................... Salix

Zelkova .....................................................................................Zelkova

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Bare Root Trees

Shade, Flowering Trees, and Fruit Trees, Small Fruits and several Shrubs - whips to 1½” (plus) branched.

Specimen Trees Grown in Fabric Bags

1¾” to 3½” caliper trees grown in fabric bags in the ground. Th e Smart-Pot-In-Ground® is a non-woven polypropylene fabric container.

Advantages over ball and burlap (B&B) plant material:• Th e fabric bag contains more feeder roots.• Roots do not circle.• Abundant secondary root branching.• 80% or more of the root system is harvested when dug.• We will be able to fi ll your request for our plant material long aĀ er bare root season has passed.

What We Grow – What We Do

Smart Pots® Container Plants

Th e Smart Pot® is a fabric container for growing plants above ground.

Advantages over solid wall containers:• Prevents root circling by air pruning.• Promotes abundant, healthier secondary root branching.• Promotes quicker growth by providing better root structure.• Promotes cooler roots on sunny days by releasing heat.• Promotes better drainage while retaining adequate moisture.

Our Smart Pot containers come in various sizes:#25 – Specimen 1 ¾—2 ½” cal. (approx. 25 gal.)#15 – 1 ¼-1 ½” cal. (approx. 15 gal.)#10 – smaller caliper tree, Fruit trees, and Shrubs (approx. 10 gal.) #7 – smaller shrubs and tree sizes (approx. 7 gal.)

Special Customer Service

We are providing a program to help you better complete your plant list. When ordering trees from us, please let us know all the other conifers, shrubs, etc that you are looking for and we will do our best to find them for you, and then give you a bid. We have relationships with several growers who give us a percentage off upfront, so we can charge the same price as the grower. We invite you to give us a try. We look forward to being of service to you throughout the year. We also look forward to getting a chance to bid on your spring order plant list.



Acer Maple

Acer buergeranum Trident Maple Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 6Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Glossy Green, Blue/Gr een underFruit: Winged Fall: Red, orange

Oval rounded shape with bark aging into mottled gray, orange, brown and shedding. Leaves are 3-lobed and 3 ½”. Slow to medium growth rate. Best grown in well-drained soil, preferably acidic. A good street or patio tree.

Acer campestreHedge MapleHt & Sp: 30’x 30’ Zone: 6 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Dk Green/Glossy Fruit: Winged Fall: Dk Green Glossy

Grows dense and rounded. Trunk and stems have a corky bark. Slow growth. Good for small spaces and hedges. A low maintenance, pollution tolerant tree.

Acer campestre ‘Evelyn’ Queen Elizabeth ® Hedge MapleHt & Sp: 35’x 30’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Dk Green Glossy Fruit: Winged Fall: Yellow

A more vigorous, upright tree than the typical Hedge Maple. Fast growing. Lobed leaves are a bit larger than the species. Good in an urban setting and creates a good wind screen. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Acer circinatumVine MapleHt & Sp: 15’x 10’ Zone: 6 Flower: Tiny Reddish/Purple Foliage: Lt green Fruit: Small Red Winged Seeds Fall: Yellow, Orange, Scarlet

A multi-stemmed upright spreading tree. Graceful open spreading in deeper shade. Suited for stream banks and moist areas but very adaptable to drier situations.

Acer x freemanii ‘JeĀ ersred’ Autumn Blaze® MapleHt & Sp: 50’x 40’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Med Green Fall: Brilliant Scarlet

A new hybrid of Red maple and Silver maple. Has a broadly oval, upright growth habit, Has the hardiness of a Silver maple, the color of the Red maple, and rapid growth rate. (add 1.00 royalty fee per tree)

Acer ginnala ‘Flame’ Flame Amur MapleHt & Sp: 20’x20’ Zone: 2 Flower: Creamy White Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Red, Winged Fall: Flame Red

Great fall color. A very hardy, small, densely branched tree. Has upright, rounded head. Upright fl owers are followed by the winged fruit. Adaptable to containers. Makes a dense screen.

Acer griseum Paperbark MapleHt & Sp: 25’ x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Non Showy Foliage: Dark GreenFruit: Winged Fall: Red/Orange

Beautiful small tree renowned for its shiny, exfoliating cinnamon-brown bark. Grows in a variety of soil types but is not drought tolerant. Slow grow-ing but worth the wait. Fall color is long lasting.

Acer macrophyllumBigleaf MapleHt & Sp: 60’x 50’ Zone: 6 Flower: Green and Yellow Foliage: Grass Green Fruit: Winged Fall: Yellow

A very vigorous tree with a broadly oval form Extra large palmate leaves measure a foot across. 8” pendant fl ower clusters are followed by large, bris-tly, Winged fruit. Suitable for stream banks and moist sites, but will tolerate drier sites.

Acer negundo ‘Flamingo’Flamingo Box Elder MapleHt & Sp: 20’x 15’ Zone: 5 Flower: Greenish Yellow Foliage: Var. White and Green (new: Pink tints) Fruit: White Winged Fall: Reddish/Pink

A small tree with an oval to rounded shape. New growth begins green with a bright pink edge which ages to a creamy white. Flowers are followed by spectacular, pendent, clusters of showy fruit.

Acer tataricum Tartarian MapleHt & Sp: 25’x 20’ Zone: 3Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Red Smaras Fall: Yellow to Red/Orange

An oval to rounded large shrub/small tree with a spreading graceful form. Seeds are quite showy in the summer. A good tree for dry and alkaline soils.

Shade and Ornamental Trees


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Acer Platanoides Norway Maple

Acer platanoides Norway MapleHt & Sp: 55’x 55’ Zone: 4 Flower: Green/Yellow Foliage: Dk Green, Pale Green below F all: Yellow

A well-rounded densely foliaged tree. Th is tree cast a dense shade. Showy clustered spring fl owers. Very adaptable, tolerating many soils, climate, and pollution.

Acer platanoides ‘Columnare’ Columnar MapleHt & Sp: 35’x 15’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Bright Yellow

A compact, narrow form for street planting and formal eff ects. Slow grow-ing dense foliage. Resistant to wind damage. Pollution tolerant.

Acer platanoides ‘Crimson King’ Crimson King MapleHt & Sp: 40’x 30’ Zone: 4 Flower: Maroon-Yellow Foliage: Deep glossy Purple Fall: Maroon to Red Bronze

Rich purple leaves all summer! Moderately dense shade tree with attractive spring fl owers. Slow growing.

Acer platanoides ‘Crimson Sentry’ Crimson Sentry MapleHt & Sp: 25’x 15’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Deep Purple Fall Maroon-Reddish Brown

A compact and dense, pyramidal to oval tree. It has a very, tight, upright shape. Ideal for narrow streets and small yard plantings. Slow growth. Pol-lution tolerant.

Acer platanoides ‘Deborah’Deborah MapleHt & Sp: 45’x 40’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Brilliant Red aging to Dk Bronze Green Fall: Bronze Green

Th is Schwedler sport is noted for its straight growth and excellent branch-ing. An oval-headed tree with superb foliage. A vigorous grower making a stunning tree.

Acer platanoides ‘Drummondii’ Drummondii MapleHt & Sp: 35’x 25’ Foliage: Edged White Fall: Insignifi cant

Also called ‘Silver Variegated Norway’. It is smaller, growing with a rounded head. A very striking specimen.

Acer platanoides ‘Emerald Queen’ Emerald Queen MapleHt & Sp: 50’x 40’ Zone: 4 Foliage: New Red Tinged Fall: GoldenAging to Dp Green

A beautiful, fast growing Norway with upright branching habit and broadly oval head. Attractive, leathery, glossy leaves. A rapid grower with a high tolerance for adverse conditions.

Acer platanoides ‘Pond’ Emerald Lustre® MapleHt & Sp: 45’x 40’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Glossy Green with Wavy Margins Fall: Yellow

A green-leafed variety selected for its vigorous growth and tendency to branch out as a young tree. As an older tree, it develops good branch struc-ture well suited to landscaping. New growth emerges with a red tinge. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Acer platanoides ‘Royal Red’Royal Red MapleHt & Sp: 40’x 30’ Zone: 4Foliage: Maroon to Red Bronze Fall: Deep Purple

Reputed cold hardier and better maroon color. An excellent cultivar of the red-leaf Norway Maple. A dense rounded tree and slow growing.

Acer platanoides ‘Superform’ Superform MapleHt & Sp: 50’x 40’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Medium Green Fall: Yellow

Has a well behaved growth habit, with uniform branch angle and extremely symmetrical. Rapid growth with dense foliage, good for shade.

Acer Rubrum Red Maple

Acer rubrum ‘Armstrong’ Armstrong MapleHt & Sp: 45’x 15’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Brilliant Green Fall: Yellow to Orange

Forms a narrow, spire-like head. One of the narrowest of the columnar Red Maples. Well suited for street planting. Grown on its own root. Long lasting fall color.

Acer rubrum ‘Autumn Flame’ Autumn® Flame Maple Ht & Sp: 35’x 35’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Med Green Fall: Bright Red

A shapely, dense and well-rounded tree with small leaves. Slower growing than most of the Red Maples but is considered one of the hardiest. Th e bril-liant fall color starts earlier and lasts longer than other Red Maple. (add .55 royalty fee per tree)



Acer rubrum ‘Franksred’ Red Sunset® MapleHt & Sp: 45’x 35’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Brilliant Orange/Red

Grows vigorously forming an upright, dense head. One of the most widely used Red Maples on the market. Has thick textured, glossy foliage turning spectacular fall colors early in season. Grown on own root. Street and lawn use. (add .65 royalty per tree)

Acer rubrum ‘Karpick’ Karpick® Maple Ht & Sp: 40’x 20’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Green Fall: Yellow/Orange

Red twigs add interest and contrast well with the leaves. A fast growing tree. Tolerates adverse growing conditions. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Acer rubrum ‘October Glory’ October Glory® MapleHt & Sp: 40’x 35’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Glossy Green Fall: Intense Red

Brilliant fall color. A broadly oval tree. One of the last to color up in the fall, but is one of the most reliable in colder climates.(add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Acer rubrum ‘Scanlon’ Scanlon MapleHt & Sp: 35’x 15’ Zone: 3Foliage: Green Fall: Red/Orange

A dense upright grower with a strong central leader, becoming more pyramidal with maturity. Grow in acid soil for best autumn color. Excellent street tree.

Acer Saccharum Sugar Maple

Acer saccharum Sugar MapleHt & Sp: 70’x 40’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Med Green, Pale under Fall: Brilliant Orange/Red/Yellow

Spectacular fall color. Upward sweep of stout branches form a dense oval crown creating excellent shade. Th e dull leaves are large, 3-7” ,and oval. Moderate growth rate and very hardy, preferring rich, well-drained soil.

Acer saccharum ‘Green Mountain’ Green Mountain® MapleHt & Sp: 50’x 35’ Zone: 3 Foliage: Dk Green, Waxy Fall: Orange-Red

Fast growing, vigorous tree with a broad, oval form. Grows well in dry restricted sited. Excellent heat and drying wind tolerance, with good scorch resistance. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Acer saccharum ‘Legacy’ Legacy®MapleHt & Sp: 50’x 35’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Yellow/Orange/Red

Fast growing with a dense symmetrical, oval crown. Tolerates heat and drought better than other Sugar Maples. Resistant to leaf tatter. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Aesculus Horsechestnut

Aesculus hippocastanum Common HorsechestnutHt & Sp: 60’x 40’ Zone: 5 Flower: Ivory Foliage: Green Fruit: spiny nuts Fall: Deep Yellow or Red

A large tree producing heavy shade. Large fan-shaped leaves consist of 5-7 leafl ets. 12” tall conical panicles of fl owers open in late spring. Very popular street tree in European cities. Best with summer watering.

Albizia Silk Tree

Albizia julibrissin Silk Tree or Mimosa Tree Ht & Sp: 30’x 30’ Zone: 2-9 Flower: Pink Foliage: Light GreenFruit: Long, Pea Pod-Like

Pink puff s of fragrant summer blooms held above the foliage. Light and airy, ferny leaved branches creates a light, dappled shade. Grows fast with ample water. A good tree for patios and specimen plantings.

Alnus Alder

Alnus rubra Red Alder Ht & Sp: 80’x 40’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Yellow Catkins Foliage: Dk Green, Rust-c olor Under Fruit: woody, cone-like Fall: Yellow

Very attractive ornamental foliage. A vigorous conical tree with the ability to thrive in poor wet soils, as well as urban settings. 2-5 pendulous clusters of 6” yellow catkins open in the spring. Green, 1 ¼” oblong persistent woody cone-like fruit age to brown. Roots are less troublesome if deep watered.



Amelanchier Serviceberry

Amelanchier x grandifl ora ‘Autumn Brilliance’

Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry Ht & Sp: 20’x 15’ Zone: 4 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Purple/Black Fall: Bright Red

Fast growing small tree/ large shrub with impressive soĀ white 3 blossoms in spring. Showy, edible, sweet fruit ¼-½” follows. Attractive light gray bark. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Betula Birch

Betula jacquemontii Jacquemonti Birch 40’x 30’ Zone: 5 Flower: 2-3” Catkins Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Nutlets Fall: Yellow

Brilliant white bark! Th is tree has upright, oval form with leathery leaves to 5”. Foliage has some resistance to leaf miners. Grows 2’ a year in youth.

Betula nigra River Birch Ht & Sp: 40’x 35’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Dk Green Silvery below Fall: Golden Yellow

Shaggy red-brown bark! Older bark fl akes and curls in cinnamon-colored sheets. Great winter eff ect. Resistant to bronze birch borer. Fast growth in youth.

Betula nigra ‘Cully’ Heritage Birch® Ht & Sp: 40’x 30’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Glossy Green Fall: Golden Yellow

Exfoliating tan, creamy white, pinkish, orange bark on an oval shape is quite showy. A vigorous grower once established, growing well in wet, poorly-drained soils as well a s dry soils. Highly resistant to bronze borer.

Betula papyrifera Paper Birch Ht & Sp: 50’x 35’ Zone: 2 Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Excellent Yellow

A rapid growing, generally oval tree. Foliage is denser than European White Birch and leave are larger. Bark is slow to turn white, but very uniform in color when older. Bark peels in papery layers. Also known as Canoe Birch.

Betula pendula European White Birch Ht & Sp: 45’x 20’ Zone: 2 Foliage: Med Green F all: Yellow

An attractive, vigorously growing tree with peeling silver-white bark be-coming marked with dark, rugged cracks at the base of older trees.

Betula pendula ‘Dalecarlica’ Cutleaf Birch Ht & Sp: 40’x20’ Zone: 2 Foliage: Grass Green F all: Yellow

An upright branching tree with strongly weeping side branchlets. Has small, glossy deeply cut foliage. Youthful brown bark ages to grayish white, with black fi ssures increasing with age. Very hardy and tolerates cold, dry winter weather.

Betula pendula ‘Youngii’ Young’s Weeping Birch Ht & Sp: 15’x 20’ Zone: 2 Foliage: Dk Green F all: Yellow

Picturesque! Small dome-shape tree with slender, pendulous branches with white exfoliating bark. Very hardy. Tolerates dry conditions, but does best in moist, well-drained soils.

Betula platyphylla japonica Whitespire Birch Ht & Sp: 40’x 25’ Zone: 4 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green F all: Yellow

Pyramidal in youth, becoming more open with age, this tree is similar to the European White Birch. Heat tolerant. Superior resistance to the bronze birch borer.

Carpinus Hornbeam

Carpinus betulus European Hornbeam Ht & Sp: 50’ X 35’ Zone: 4-9 Flower: Catkins Foliage: Dark Green Fruit: Nutlet Clusters Fall: Yellow

A sturdy, slower growing tree which can be pruned into hedges. Bark is smooth, light gray and fl uted. Adaptable to many soil types and performs best when supplied with organic mulch. Close grain wood is extremely hard and white. Nuts are attractive to birds.



Carpinus betulus ‘Fastigiata’ Pyramidal European Hornbeam Ht & Sp: 35’x 25’ Zone: 5 Foliage: Green F all: Yellow

Great street tree with a symmetrical pyramidal (teardrop) formal shape. Dense branches and leaves are useful for screening. Bark is a lovely gray. Tolerant of heat

Cercidiphyllum Katsura Tree

Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsura Tree Ht & Sp: 50’x 30’ Zone: 5 Foliage: Spring Purple Aging to Blue-Green Fall: Yellow, Red, Orange

A specimen tree. Pyramidal, later rounded shape, with light, dainty branches. Fine textured, heart shaped leaves. Requires ample water while establishing.

Cercis Redbud

Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud Ht & Sp: 25’x 30’ Zone: 4 Flower: Rosy-Pink Foliage: Bright Green F all: Yellow

Showy spring blooms on a handsome tree. 1¾” fl owers cover the tree in early spring. 4” heart-shaped leaves follow.

Cercis canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ Forest Pansy Redbud Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Dp Rose Foliage: New Dk Purple Aging Bronze Green Fall: Bronze-Purple

Fabulous foliage all through the season. Flowers bloom before the awesome leaves burst out. It is a small tree just right for that accent in the small yard.

Cercis canadensis ‘Alba’ White Flowering Redbud Ht & Sp: 15’-30’x 15’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Pure White Foliage: New Lime-Green Fruit: Clusters Flat Pods Aging to Green F all: Yellow

Excellent small tree with ascending branches and unique heart shaped leaves. Early blooming white clusters of ½” fl owers.

Clerodendron Glorybower

Clerodendron trichotomum Harlequin GlorybowerHt & Sp: 10-15’ x 10’ Zone: 6 Flower: White, Fragrant Clusters Foliage: Dark Green, Soft, HairyFruit: Metallic Turquoise

Small tree or large shrub with single or multi-stem. Late summer clusters of fragrant white, tubular fl owers sporting ½” long scarlet calyxes. Th e long lasting calyxes frame the showy berries in the fall. Leaves have an aroma reminiscent of peanut butter when rubbed. A slow growing tree.

Cornus Dogwood

Cornus alternifolia Pagoda Dogwood Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 3Flower: White Foliage: Medium Green Fruit: Blue-black Fall: Reddish-Purple

Very strong horizontal branching pattern forming a striking layered ap-pearance. Flat clusters of heavily fragrant May fl owers appear on top of the foliage and branches. Leaves are alternate of the branch. Beautiful fall color. Best site is moist, acidic, well-drained, and partially shaded.

Cornus kousa chinensis Chinese Kousa Dogwood Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Creamy White Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Fleshy Red Fall: Reddish-Purple

Very nice large shrub/small tree. 2-3” pointy bracts (fl ower) form a showy picture aĀ er the Florida dogwoods have fi nished. Strawberry-like fruit hangs on the tree in the fall. Resistant to anthracnose.

Cornus kousa ‘Satomi’ Satomi Kousa Dogwood Ht & Sp: 20’ x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Deep Pink w/ White Eye Foliage: Dark Blue-Green Fruit: Pinkish-Red Drupe Fall: Reddish-Purple

Vase-shaped when young, growing slow-moderately into a rounded form. Reddish new growth. Th e 2” star-shape fl ower bracts bloom in May-June. Edible fruit ripens in August-October. Th e exfoliating bark is gray/brown. Disease-resistant. Attracts hummingbirds and birds.

Cornus racemosa Gray Dogwood Ht & Sp: 15’x 15 Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green, Gr ay/Green Above Fruit: White Fall: Purplish-Red

Attractive large shrub or small tree. Large 2” fl owers followed by fruit with persis-tent red pedicels. Reddish brown young stems age to gray, good winter interest.



Cornus x ‘Rutban’ pp7205 Aurora® Dogwood Ht & Sp: 18’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dark Green Fruit: Red Fall: Purplish/Red

So densely fl owered it is hard to see the foliage. Large spring fl ower bracts overlap with rounded edges. A vigorous, upright, uniform grower. Resistant to common dogwood diseases.

Cornus x ‘Rutgan’ pp7207 Stella Pink® Dogwood Ht & Sp: 20’ x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Soft Pink Foliage: Deep Green Fruit: Red Fall: Reddish-Purple

Slow and vigorous growth into a broad rounded crown. Large fl owers bloom between the Florida’s and the kousa’s. Resistant to dogwood borers and anthracnose.

Crataegus Hawthorn

Crataegus crus-galli ‘Inermis’ Th ornless Cockspur Hawthorn Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: 3/8”-½” Dk Red Fall: Orange/Rusty

A thornless hawthorn with excellent glossy foliage. Abundant 2” fl ower clusters are followed by persistent berries. Prefers moist soil but will tolerate drier conditions.

Crataegus laevigata ‘Paulii’ Paul’s Scarlet Hawthorn Ht & Sp: 20’x20’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: Dbl Scarlet Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: ½” Red Fall: Insignifi cant

Dense, pyramidal to oval tree with small deeply lobed leaves. Profuse fl ow-ers produce sparse fruit.

Crataegus x lavellei Lavalle Hawthorn Ht & Sp: 28’x 20’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: Dbl White Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: Orange-Red Fall: Bronze

Very handsome tree! Erect, stiff open branching but not as twiggy as other hawthorns. 2-4” leathery leaves (semi-evergreen) take on a striking fall color. Large erect fl ower clusters are followed by 5/8” fruit mostly held upright, hold on through winter. A tree for every season.

Crataegus viridis ‘Winter King’ Winter King Hawthorn Ht & Sp: 30’x 25’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: White Foliage: glossy Dk Green Fruit: 3/ 8” Bright Red Fall: Yellow

All-season tree. Rounded to widely vase shaped with angular branching patterns. Late spring ¾” fl ower clusters are followed by very profuse fruit clusters for winter show. Silver-gray bark exfoliates with age.

Eucommia Rubber Tree

Eucommia ulmoides Hardy Rubber Tree Ht & Sp: 45’x45’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Glossy Dk Green

Unusual domed shaped tree with 4-6” long, tapered lustrous leaves. Grown for its habit and foliage, a good specimen tree. Extremely insect and disease resistant. Tolerates poor soils. Grow in fertile, well-drained soil.

Fraxinus Ash

Fraxinus americana ‘Junginger’ Autumn Purple® White AshHt & Sp: 50’x35’ Zone: 6-9 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Deep Wine-Red

Excellent street/lawn developing a rounded canopy with heavily textured leaves. Seedless, rapid grower, tolerating moist soils. Very handsome rich fall color. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Fraxinus angustifolia ‘Raywood’ ‘Raywood’ Claret Ash Ht & Sp: 35’x 25’ Zone: 6-9 Foliage: Glossy dk green Fruit: Seedless Fall: Rich dp burgundy

Fine textured, narrow-leafed ash with a delicate lacy look. Compact, round headed, smallish tree. Fast, vigorous growing tree with moderate water needs. Outstanding fall color.

Fraxinus latifolia syn. F. oregona Oregon Ash Ht & Sp: 50’x 30’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Inconspicuous foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Samara Fall: Yellow

Upright oval, with 6-12” long, leaves divided into 5-7 tapered leafl ets. Grows in swampy, poorly drained soils, even standing in winter water, but it will also thrive in drier soils.



Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Cimmzam’ Cimmaron® Green Ash Ht & Sp: 60’x 30’ Zone: 3-9 Foliage: waxy Dk Green Fall: Brick Red

Outstanding fall color. A vigorously growing broadly pyramidal form. Seedless. Lush summer foliage ages to deep burgundy, then to brick red, and eventually to red-orange. (add .95 royalty fee per tree)

Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’ Patmore Green AshHt & Sp: 45’x 35’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: Seedless Fall: Yellow

Extremely hardy tree. Symmetrical, upright branching grows into an oval head with age. Only minor insect and no disease problems. Will grow in many adverse conditions, such as high ph, wind, and heavy wet soils.

Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Summit’ Summit Green Ash Ht & Sp: 45’x 25’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: Glossy Med GreenFruit: Not a Problem Fall: Golden Yellow

Has upright to pyramidal growth with a strong central leader. Th e foliage is pointed and narrow. Fast growing. Very tolerant tree of winds, cities, and heavy wet soils.

Fraxinus pennsylvanica ‘Urbanite’ pp 6215 Urbanite® Green AshHt & Sp: 50’x 40’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Seedless Fall: Dp Bronze

A fast growing, broadly pyramidal tree. Th ick leaves hold up in the hottest summer weather, resistant to sun scald. A very good tolerant tree of extreme growing conditions. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Ginkgo Ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba Ginko Ht & Sp: 35’-50’x 20’-30’ Zone: 5-9 Foliage: Lt Green Fruit: Possible Fall: Golden Yellow

Graceful hardy tree with 1-4” wide, fan-shaped leaves growing into a stately tree. Grows about 1’ per year. Needs deep, loose, well-drained soil. Disease and insect free.

Gleditsia Honeylocust

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Christie’ Halka™ HoneylocustHt & Sp: 40’x 40’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Seedless Fall: Yellowish

Vigorous growth into a round form with strong horizontal branching. Fine textured leaves emerge late and drop early in the fall. Great for lawns and fl owerbeds as the tiny leafl ets compost quickly. Tolerant of soils, heat, and some drought. Th ornless. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Impcole’ Imperial® Honeylocust Ht & Sp: 35’x 35’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: Bright Green Fruit: Some Pods Fall: Yellow

A strong, graceful, small ornamental tree. Foliage is refi ned and dainty, cre-ating good shade. More compact than other Honeylocust. Th o rnless. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Shademaster’ Shademaster® Honeylocust Ht & Sp: 45’x 35’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Seedless Fall: Golden Yellow

Considered one of the best. Outstanding vase shape tree, rapidly growing into a rectangular outline. Holds its fi ne foliage linger than other varieties and needs very little leaf raking. Disease resistant. Transplants easily creat-ing deep roots, excellent for street planting. (add .40 royalty fee per tree)

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Skycole’ Skyline® Honeylocust Ht & Sp: 45’x 35’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Almost Seedless Fall: Golden Yellow

A stately distinctive tree with a pyramidal shape and strong trunk. Fine foli-age creates a pleasing fi ltered light shade. Very cold hardy and site tolerant. Th ornless. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Suncole’ Sunburst® Honeylocust Ht & Sp: 35’x 30’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: New Golden Bronze Ages to Lime Green Fruit: fruitless Fall: Yellow

Open lacy, fi ne textured foliage creates a light fi ltered shade. Irregular shape with a rectangular outline. Fast growing. Intolerant of high winds. Th or n-less. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)



Gymnocladus Kentucky CoĀ ee Tree

Gymnocladus dioica Kentucky CoĀ ee Tree Ht & Sp: 70’x 50’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Small Greenish-White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: 10” Pods Fall: Yellow

Upright arching branches forming a vase shape. Up to 3’ long leaves are divided into leafl ets create a fi ne textured look. Large panicles of star-shaped fl owers are followed by hanging pods. Winter structure of tree is picturesque.

Halesia Silver Bell

Halesia carolina Silver Bell Ht & Sp: 40’x 25’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: 4-Winged Green Fall: Yellow

A beautiful fl owering tree. Profuse bell-shaped clusters of ¾” fl owers hang from branches in late spring just before the leaves emerge. Best grown in rich, well-drained, moist, acidic soils. Pest free. Standard branched at ap-prox. 36- 42”.

Hydrangea

Hydrangea paniculata ‘Grandifl ora’ Pee Gee Hydrangea 38 graft ed standard Ht & Sp: 10’-15’x 10’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dp Green Fall: Insignifi cant

An ornamental large shrub/small tree blooming in August/September with 8-12” conical fl owers which age to a pink bronze in the fall. Excellent for dried fl owers. Best grown in a fertile moist soil. Standard branched at 28”.

Koelreuteria Goldenrain Tree

Koelreuteria paniculata Goldenrain Tree Ht & Sp: 30’x 30’ Zone: 6-9 Flower: ½” Yellow Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Pink-Red Bladder-Like Pods Fall: Buttery Yellow

Very unusual tree. Dense, rounded canopy with pinnately compound foli-age. New foliage emerges pink-red . Showy 12” panicles of small pea-shaped fl owers in late summer are followed by bladder-like (Chinese lantern) fruit pods drying papery. Grows in a wide variety of situations.

Laburnum Goldenchain Tree

Laburnum x watereri ‘Vossi’ Goldenchain Tree Ht & Sp: 20’x 10’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Rich Yellow Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Insignifi cant

Small ornamental tree with green branches. Foliage are reminiscent of clo-ver leaves. Spring blooms of pea-shaped 20” racemes of cascading fl owers. Can be espaliered or grown in groups. Grow in well-drained, and best in partial shade. Also tolerates heat and wind.

Liquidambar Sweetgum

Liquidambar styracifl ua American SweetgumHt & Sp: 60’x 25’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Spiny Fruit Fall: Purple, Red, Yellow

Handsome, stately shade tree pyramidal in shape. Dense maple-shaped leaves blazes into gorgeous colors for the fall show. Woody spiny fruit hang on into the winter. Bark is corky and furrows with age. All season tree.

Liquidambar styracifl ua ‘Palo Alto’ Palo Alto Sweetgum Ht & Sp: 40’x 25’ Zone: 5-9 Foliage: Rich Green Fruit: Spiny Fruit Fall: Orange-Red to Dk Red

A broadly pyramidal to oval tree upright tree. Maple-like leaves create a dense shade. Fast growing. Excellent planted in woodlands, streets, and as specimen trees.

Liquidambar styracifl ua ‘Worplesdon’ Worplesdon Sweetgum Ht & Sp: 40’x 25’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: Rich, Glossy Green Fruit: Spiny Fruit Fall: Orange, Yellow, Purple

Pyramidal to oval tree with smooth trunk and branches. Leaves are narrow, deeply lobed and have a consistent fall color. Good over all tree.

Liriodendron Tulip Tree

Liriodendron tulipifera Tulip Tree Ht & Sp: 60’x 30’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Greenish-Yellow Base, Orange Marked Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Cone-Like Fall: Brilliant Yellow

Unusual 6” duck foot-shaped leaves cover this fast growing, oval tree. Hid-den 2½” late-blooming fl owers are followed by tall cone-like fruits. Grows best in rich, well-drained soil.



Malus Flowering Crabapplee

Malus ‘Adams’ Adams Crabapple Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Buds-Dp Pink Open-Pink Foliage: New-Red Tint Green Fruit: 5/ 8” Red

Dense, rounded small tree with good to excellent disease resistance. Blooms are single and fruit is persistent.

Malus ‘Donald Wyman’ Donald WymanHt & Sp: 20’x 24’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White, Single Foliage: Glossy Med Green Fruit: 3/8” Bright Red

A rounded shape tree with fair fi re-blight resistance. Good to excellent mildew, rust, and scab resistance. Fruit is persistent.

Malus fl oribunda Floribunda Crabapple or Japanese Flowering CrabApple Ht & Sp: 18’x 25’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Buds-Red, Opens Pale Pink Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Yellow-Red

Dense, spreading tree with 3” leaves. Mid to late spring single blooms are followed by 3/8” pea-like fruit. Fire-blight resistance is fair, good mildew and scab resistance, and excellent apple-rust resistance.

Malus ‘Indian Magic’ Indian Magic Crabapple Ht & Sp: 15’x 15’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Dp Rose-Pink Single Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: ½” Orange Red

A small rounded upright tree. 1 ½ late spring blooms are followed by per-sistent fruit. Scab resistance: fair. Good rust resistance. Excellent fi re-blight and mildew resistance.

Malus ioensis ‘Klehm’s Improved Bechtel ‘ Klehm’s Improved Bechtel CrabappleHt & Sp: 20’x18’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Dbl Pink Foliage: Med Green Fruit: 11/ 8” Green Fall: Orange, and Orange-Red Vase-shaped to rounded form with large, late blooming, fragrant fl owers. Seldom fruits. Excellent mildew resistance. Fair fi re-blight. Poor apple-rust and scab.

Malus ‘Prairifi re’ Prairifi re Crabapple Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Crimson Buds Open Dk Pinkish-Red Foliage: Red-Maroon Fruit: Dk Red Aging to Reddish-GreenA small, upright branching tree with a rounded head. Unusual foliage color with red veins. Single blooms followed by 3/ 8”- ½” persistent fruit. Excellent disease resistant.

Malus ‘Profusion’ Profusion Crabapple Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Dk Purple-Pink Foliage: New Purple Fruit: ½” Maroon to Bronze Green

An upright, spreading tree with unusual foliage. Profuse, single late blooms followed by persistent glossy fruit. Excellent apple-rust. Good fi re-blight and mildew. Fair scab resistance.

Malus ‘Red Barron’ Red Barron Crabapple Ht & Sp: 18’x 8’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Dk Red Buds Dk Red Foliage: Reddish-PurpleFruit: ½” Dk Red Aging to Bronze Green A small upward branching narrow tree. Late spring, single blooms. Excel-lent apple rust and mildew resistance. Good fi re-blight resistance. Fair scab resistance.

Malus ‘Red Jade’ Red Jade Weeping Crabapple Ht & Sp: 10’x 15’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Dp Pink buds open White Foliage: Glossy Green Fruit: Glossy Bright Red

Weeping, showy, graceful tree. Vibrant glossy foliage. Large profuse blooms are followed by ½” abundant, persistent fruit. Excellent apple rust resis-tance. Fair fi re-blight resistance and mildew. Poor scab resistance.

Malus ‘Robinson’ Robinson Crabapple Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Crimson buds opening Dp Pink Foliage: Bronze Green Fruit: 3/ 8” Glossy Dk Red Fall: Coppery Orange

A vigorous, densely branching, upright tree. Single fl owers make a good contrast with the leaves. Persistent fruit. Excellent fi re-blight, apple rust, and mildew resistance. Good scab resistance.

Malus ‘Royalty’ Royalty Crabapple Ht & Sp: 15’x 15’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Crimson-Purple Foliage: Dk Purple Fruit: Dk Red

Purple-leafed small tree. A good substitute for fl owering plum, holding its leaf color throughout the summer. Upright, rounded tree with large, single fl owers followed by ½-¾” fruit. Excellent apple rust and mildew. Fair fi re-blight and poor scab resistance.

Malus sargentii Sargent Crabapple Ht & Sp: 8’x 12’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Dk Red

One of the smallest crabs, low and spreading. Profuse clusters of ¾-1” fragrant blooms followed by abundant, persistant ¼-1/ 3” fruit. All-around disease resistance.



Malus ‘Snowdrift’ Snowdrift Crabapple Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Pink buds open White Foliage: glossy Bright Green Fruit: 3/ 8” Orange

A rounded, dense tree with a uniform and symmetrical head. Abundant, single blooms in late spring are followed by small persistent fruit. Excellent apple rust and mildew resistance. Good scab resistance, and fair fi re-blight.

Malus ‘Spring Snow’ Spring Snow Crabapple Ht & Sp: 25’x 22’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Pure White Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Nearly Sterile

Fragrant, single fl owers abundantly produced in late spring. A dense, up-right, oval tree with good heat tolerance.

Malus ‘Sutyzam’ pp 7062 Sugar Tyme® Crabapple Ht & Sp: 18’x 15’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Pale Pink Buds Open White Foliage: GreenFruit: ½” Red

Vigorous, upright, oval-shaped tree with crisp green foliage. Fragrant, single fl owers are followed by persistent fruit. Excellent apple rust and mildew resis-tance. Good scab and fi re-blight resistance. (add .80 royalty fee per tree)

Malus x zumi ‘Calocarpa’ Zumi Calocarpa Crabapple Ht & Sp: 20’x 24’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Red buds Open White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: 3/ 8” Glossy Red

A dense, rounded tree with graceful, drooping branches. Large, 3 ½” long, frequently lobed, leaves. Fragrant 1¼”, single fl owers are followed by small persistent fruit. Excellent scab and apple rust resistance. Good fi re-blight and mildew resistance.

Metasequoia Dawn Redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroides Dawn Redwood Ht & Sp: 70’x15’ Zone: 5-10 Foliage: Med Green Fruit: ½” cones Fall: Rusty Orange

Deciduous conifer with a narrow conical shape. Silky feathery new spring foliage matures to a bright green. Bark is reddish-brown and the older becomes rugged and fl uted. Very fast growth in youth. Grows best in well-drained soil amended with compost.

Morus Mulberry

Morus alba ‘Chaparral’ Chaparral Weeping Mulberry Ht & Sp: 12’x 15’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Glossy Bright Green F all: Yellow

Graceful, weeping slender branched ornamental tree. Dense, deeply cut foli-age. Non-fruiting. Vigorous growth. Tolerates dry conditions.

Nyssa Sourgum

Nyssa sylvatica Sourgum Ht & Sp: 35’x 20’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Inconspicuous Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: ½” Blue-Black Fall: Hot Coppery Red

Spectacular autumn colors. Pyramidal when young, spreading and irregular with age. Lustrous, glossy 2-6” elliptical foliage comes out in late spring. Bark is dark gray and smooth in youth becoming cracked and fi ssured into square tiles. Tolerates any soils and poor drainage.

Platanus Sycamore

Platanus x acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’ Bloodgood London Planetree, Sycamore Ht & Sp: 50’x 40’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Dark Green Fruit: Brown, Ball-Like Seed Fall: Yellow

Bark is gray orange on young trees and on older trees peels to reveal yel-low-green underneath. Large maple-like leaves on a broadly pyramidal tree. Rapid growth. More resistant to anthracnose and mildew than the species.

Populus Aspen, Poplar

Populus deltoides ‘Siouxland’ Siouxland Poplar Ht & Sp: 75’x 35’ Zone: 3-9 Flower: 4” Red catkins Foliage: Med Green Fruit: Cottonless Fall: Yellow

Very fast growing, oval shaped tree. Resistant to leaf rust. Cottonless. Short-lived, great for quick cover. Prefers moist soils but will tolerate dry soils.

Populus nigra ‘Afghanica’ Th ev es Poplar Ht & Sp: 75’x 15’ Zone: 2-9 Foliage: Dp Green Fruit: 2” Green Catkins Fall: Yellow

Very fast growing, spire-like. Longer lived than Lombardy poplar, and hav-ing striking white bark. Great for windbreaks and screens.



Populus nigra ‘Italica’ Lombardy Poplar Ht & Sp: 70’x 15’ Zone: 3-9 Flower: 2” Red catkins Foliage: Bright Green Fall: Golden Yellow

Fast growing columnar tree with dense, glossy, heart leaves. Good for quick, short-lived windbreaks.

Populus tremula ‘Erecta’ Columnar Swedish AspenHt & Sp: 40’x 10’ Zone: 2-8 Flower: 3” Catkins Foliage: Green F all: Yellow

Rustling leaves! Like the Quaking Aspen but this will fi t into smaller spaces. A fast growing tree and a good substitute for Lombardy Popular.

Populus tremuloides Quaking Aspen Ht & Sp: 70’x 30’ Zone: 2-9 Flower: 3” catkins Foliage: Green Fall: Golden Yellow

Fluttering, quaking, rattling leaves are 3” oval. Trunk and limbs have smooth pale gray to white bark. Best grown in moist soil, but will tolerate drier situations. Excellent in groves.

Prunus Flowering Cherry

Prunus ‘Accolade’ Accolade Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Dk Pink Buds Open Pale Pink Foliage: Dk Green

A small gracefully branching tree with profuse, 1½” semi-double blossoms early in the spring (March-April).

Prunus x yedoensis ‘Akebono’ Akebono Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Pink Foliage: Med Green F all: Yellow

A lovely, upright spreading Japanese fl owering cherry. Has single, fragrant blossoms. Vigorous grower, with good disease resistance.

Prunus serrulata ‘Amanogawa’ Amanogawa Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x 8’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Pale Pink Foliage: New Yellowish-Green Fall: Red, Yellow Mixed

A narrow, upright Japanese fl owering cherry. A tall column of 5” foliage, covered with dense clusters of fragrant double blossoms in May. Fall foliage will have green, yellow, and red at the same time.

Prunus subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’ Autumnalis Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x25’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: White Tinged-Pink Foliage: New Pale Bronze Aging Dk Green F all: Yellow

Small, rounded tree with small, graceful branches. Delicate, semi-double fl ower clusters bloom in Fall and Spring.

Prunus virginiana ‘Shubert’ Canada Red ChokecherryHt & Sp: 25’x 20’ Zone: 2-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Aging Dk Red-PurpleFruit: 1/3” Red/Purple Fall: Reddish-Purple

Showy. New green leaves morph into dark red/purple in summer. Upright, oval to rounded form. 4” clusters of small, ½” blooms are followed by bird-attracting fruit. Tolerates heat, aridity, and clay. A vigorous, hardy tree.

Prunus sargentii ‘Columnaris’ Columnar Sargent Cherry Ht & Sp: 30’x 10’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Pale Pink Foliage: New Red Aging GreenFruit: ½” Crimson Fall: brilliant Orange-Red

Copper-tinted bark. Hardy, columnar form of Sargent cherry. A narrow vase shape, with clusters of fl owers in mid-spring.

Prunus subhirtella ‘Yae-Shidare-Higan’ syn. P.s. ‘Pendula Plena Rosea’ Double Weeping Cherry Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Pink Foliage: Dk Green Yellow-Bronze

A small graceful, weeping tree. Profuse clusters of ¾” double fl owers bloom mid-spring. Slow growing.

Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’ Kwanzan Cherry Ht & Sp: 30’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Rosy-Pink Foliage: New Bronze Aging Dk Green Fall: Orange-Red to Bronze-Orange

Very popular. Stiffl y, upright, vase-shape spreading wider with age. Profuse clusters of double blooms open before or as leaves are emerging in mid- to late spring. Nice fall color, too.

Prunus serrulata ‘Mt. Fuji’ Mt. Fuji Cherry Ht & Sp: 15’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Pink Buds Open White Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Orange, Red

Strong horizontal branching creating a fl at top look. Clusters of 2” semi-double fragrant blooms emerge in early to mid-spring.



Prunus ‘Okame’ Okame Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Clear Pink Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Yellow-Orange to Or ange-Red

A hardy, heavy annual bloomer. Narrowly oval with upright branching. Sharply toothed, 3” leaves age to nice fall colors. Profuse, clusters of single fl owers bloom in early spring.

Prunus serrulata ‘Royal Burgundy’ pp 6520 Royal Burgundy Cherry Ht & Sp: 20’x 15’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Magenta-Pink Foliage: Dp Purple Bronze-Purple

Purple Foliage! Unique variation of Kwanzan cherry though a little slower growing. Broadly upright, vase-shaped form. Large double blooms. (add .85 royalty fee per tree)

Prunus sargentii Sargent Cherry Ht & Sp: 30’x 30’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Pink Foliage: New Red Aging Dk GreenFruit: ½” glossy Crimson Fall: Brilliant Orange-Red

Fall color- one of the best for cherries. Clusters of 1½” single blooms in early to mid-spring before leaves emerge. Copper-mahogany tinted bark. All season interest.

Prunus serrulata ‘Shirofugen’ Shirofugen Cherry Ht & Sp: 25’x 25’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Pink buds open White Foliage: New Bronze-Red Aging Dk Green Fall: Orange-Red

Spreading, horizontal form. Fragrant clusters of 2” double blossoms age to pink before falling in mid-spring. One of the latest to bloom.

Prunus serrulata ‘Shogetsu’ Shogetsu Cherry Ht & Sp: 15’x 25’ Zone: 6-8 Flower: Pink and White Foliage: New Bronze Aging to Med Green Fall: Orange, Red

Rounded spreading tree with arching branches. Clusters of frilly-margined 2” double blossoms open in mid-spring.

Prunus x ‘Snofozam’ Snow Fountains® Cherry Ht & Sp: 12’x 12’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Gold, Orange

A beautiful, dwarf, weeping cherry. In spring the tree is covered with snowy-white blossoms, like a covering of snow. Good fall show of color, too. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Prunus x yedoensis Yoshino Cherry Ht & Sp: 40’x 30’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: light Pink To White Foliage: Glossy Bright GreenFruit: Black Fall: Yellow

Upright, arching, spreading branches create a graceful, open form. Before leaves, profuse clusters of 1½” single fragrant blooms provide a show and smell.

Prunus Flowering Plum

Prunus x blireiana Blireiana Plum Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Foliage: Reddish-Purple Aging Coppery-Purple Fall: Reddish-Bronze

Small, vase-shaped, gracefully spreading tree. Solitary, 1¼” double fl owers bloom before the leaves appearing early-mid spring.

Prunus x cistena Cistena Plum Syn. Purplelead Sand Cherry Ht & Sp: 8’x 8’ Zone: 3-8 Flower: ½” White Foliage: New Red Aging Red-Purple Fall: Reddish

An extremely hardy, multi-stemmed, rounded shrub. Single ½” fl owers bloom in mid-spring followed sometimes by ¾” fruit. Good singly or as a hedge.

Prunus cerasifera ‘Krauter Vesuvius’ Krauter Vesuvius Plum Ht & Sp: 20’x 15’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Light Pink Foliage: Dk Purple

Darkest leaves of the fl owering plums. Upright, oval form. Excellent speci-men tree. Well adapted to dry soils.

Prunus cerasifera ‘Newport’ Newport Plum Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 3-5 Flower: Light Pink Foliage: Dk Purple Fall: Reddish

A small, upright, spreading, oval. Single fl owers followed occasionally by fruit. Very adaptable for tough climates.

Prunus cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’ Th u ndercloud Plum Ht & Sp: 20’x 20’ Zone: 5-9 Flower: Light Pink Foliage: Dk Purple

Earliest to bloom in spring. Symmetrical, rounded upright growth. Very dark foliage lasts throughout the season. Sometimes sets red fruit.



Pyrus Flowering Pear

Pyrus calleryana ‘Aristocrat’ Aristocrat® Pear Ht & Sp: 40’x 28’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Dp Red

Mature tree is pyramidal with a strong central leader. Almost horizontal branching resists wind damage. Shiny leaves are wavy-edged. Profuse clus-ters of ¾” single blooms fl ower in early spring. Excellent street tree. (add .35 royalty fee per tree)

Pyrus calleryana ‘Capital’ Capital Pear Ht & Sp: 35’x 12’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Reddish-Purple

A very narrow, upright form. Beautiful white bloom clusters in early spring. Th is cultivar is disease resistant and hardy.

Pyrus calleryana ‘Glen’s Form’ syn. P.c. ‘Cleveland Select’Chanticleer® Pear Ht & Sp: 35’x 15’ Zone: Zone: 5-8 Flower: White Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fall: Reddish-Orange to Purple

A dense, narrowly pyramidal tree. Clusters of early spring blooms. Good fall color. (add .65 royalty fee per tree)

Pyrus calleryana ‘Redspire’ Redspire Pear Ht & Sp: 35’x 25’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Glossy, Med GreenFruit: Yellowish-Green Fall: Crimson-Purple

Th e dense, pyramidal form has a tight, symmetrical branching habit giving it a formal appearance. Profuse clusters of large spring fl owers. Rapid grower.

Pyrus calleryana ‘Sylvania’ Trinity® Pear Ht & Sp: 30’x 25’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: White Foliage: Glossy Green Fall: Orange-Red

Slightly smaller growing than other pears. Broadly oval to round shape. Pro-fuse single blooms. (add .65 royalty fee per tree)

Quercus Oak

Quercus acutissima Sawtooth Oak Ht & Sp: 40’x 40’ Zone: 5-9 Foliage: Glossy, Med GreenFruit: Acorn Fall: Yellow

A wide spreading, broadly pyramidal tree with excellent summer chestnut-like foliage. As tree ages, bark becomes furrowed. Good shade or lawn tree. Tolerates heat and wide range of soil types.

Quercus bicolor Swamp White Oak Ht & Sp: 70’x 50’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green, Felty-White Under Fruit: Acorn Fall: Orange-Bright Red

Grows rapidly when young and mature to a broadly open form. Gray-brown bark is fi ssured, and peeling. Can thrive in wet areas as well as well-drained. Best grown in moist acidic soils.

Quercus coccinea Scarlet Oak Ht & Sp: 70’x 50’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: Acorns Fall: Brilliant Red-Scarlet

Best fall color of all the oaks. An upright, spreading, open pyramidal tree. Retains red leaves into winter. Moderate to rapid growth in deep rich soil. Roots grow deep making it a good lawn and street tree. Requires acid soils.

Quercus garryanna Oregon White Oak Ht & Sp: 45’x 40’ Zone: 5-9 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green, Rust y/Downy Under Fruit: Acorns Fall: Yellowish-Brown

Impressive, stately tree. Wide, rounded crown with a large trunk and heavy gnarled branches. Leathery foliage creates a moderate shade. Sweet and edible acorns. Slow to moderate growth with deep non- aggressive roots. No summer watering once established.

Quercus macrocarpa Bur Oak Ht & Sp: 55’x 45’ Zone: 3-9 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green, Gr ayish Under Fruit: Acorns Fall: Yellowish-Brown

Slow-growing, rugged tree, with a broadly oval, open, irregular form. 8-10” deeply lobed, rounded leaves. Large acorns have a mossy cap. A great tree for xeriscaping and tolerates a wide range of soil types.

Quercus palustris Pin Oak Ht & Sp: 55’x 40’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: Acorns Fall: Red to Rusty Orange

A very elegant distinctive tree. Broad, pyramidal shape with long slender horizontal layered branches. Deeply lobed and pointed leaves cast a good shade and hang on into winter. Rapid grower. Best in moist, rich, well-drained soil. Grows naturally in wet soils.



Quercus rubra Northern Red Oak Ht & Sp: 50’x 45’ Zone: 4-9 Foliage: New Red Aging Dk green Fruit: Acorns Fall: Dk Red, Orange

Fast-growing, broad, spreading branched tree with a rounded top. 8”-ellipti-cal, deeply pointed/lobed leaves hang onto the tree into winter, rustling in the slightest breeze. Creates an open shade and grows deep roots, good for lawns and street plantings. Requires acid soil.

Quercus shumardii Shumard OakHt & Sp: 70’x 40’ Zone: 5-8 Foliage: Glossy Dk Green Fruit: Acorns Fall: Red-Red/Brown

An excellent substitute for Scarlet Oak in southern and central states. Up-right, spreading with a broadly oval form. Requires acid soil. Native along streams, swamps, and bodies of water in well-drained soils.

Robinia Locust

Robinia pseudoacacia ‘Purple Robe’ Purple Robe™ Locust Ht & Sp: 50’x 30’ Zone: 3-9 Flower: Dk Rose-Pink to Purple Foliage: New Purple-Tinted A ging Bronze-Green Fruit: Seed Pods Fall: Yellowish

An oval, open growing tree with upright, arching branches. Bloom time is longer than others. Wood is extremely hard.

Salix Willow

Salix alba vitellina Golden Willow Ht & Sp: 75’x 30’ Zone: 2-9 Flower: Yellow catkins Foliage: Golden Yellow Fall: Golden Yellow

Bright golden-yellow stems. A very showy upright willow with 4” long slender leaves. Fast growing in any soil type. Popular fi r wind breaks and conservation plantings. Great specimen, especially when planted in front of evergreens.

Salix babylonica Green Weeping Willow Ht & Sp: 40’x 40’ Zone: 4-9 Flower: Silvery-Green Catkin Foliage: Med Green F all: Yellow

Smaller tree than golden willow, but weeping habit is even more pro-nounced. 4” long narrow leaves give it a fi ne texture.

Salix caprea ‘Pendula’ Weeping Pussy Willow Ht & Sp: 8’x 8’ Zone: 3-8 Flower: Showy Catkins Foliage: Green Yellow

Excellent little show stopper. Gracefully arching branches are covered with fuzzy gray catkins in the early spring.

Salix matsudana ‘Golden Curls’ Golden Curls Willow Ht & Sp: 35’x 20’ Zone: 4-8 Flower: 1 ½” Catkin Foliage: Yellow

Spirally twisted golden stems. Upright, spreading form. Fast Growing. 3” lance-shaped twisted leaves.

Sorbus Mt.Ash

Sorbus aucuparia ‘Michred’ Cardinal Royal® Mountain Ash Ht & Sp: 35’ x 20’ Zone: 2-7 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green Silvery Under Fall: Red

Uniform upright, vigorous, small tree. 3-5” fl ower clusters bloom in late spring. Followed by profuse large clusters of ¼” fruit in August and Septem-ber. Best in well-drained acid soil. (add .75 royalty fee per tree)

Styrax Snowbell

Styrax japonicus Japanese Snowbell Ht & Sp: 25’x 20’ Zone: 5-8 Flower: Pure White Foliage: Med Green F all: Yellowish or Red

Very graceful tree with strongly horizontal branches. Clusters of slightly fragrant, ¾” hanging blooms open in June. Best in good, well-drained soil, and ample water. Roots are not aggressive. Gorgeous specimen when seen from below.

Syringa Lilac

Syringa meyeri ‘Palibin’ Dwarf Korean Lilac Ht & Sp: 6’x 4’ Zone: 3-7 Flower: Bluish-Pink Foliage: Glossy Dk Green F all: Yellow

Very fragrant May fl owers. Longer bloom time: from late spring to early summer. Flowers open as leaves emerge. Good butterfl y plant, too.

Syringa reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’ Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac Ht & Sp: 20’x 15’ Zone: 3-8 Flower: White Foliage: Dk Green

Dense, compact, tree-like form. Reddish-brown shining bark when young. Leaves are 6” and pointed. Masses of tiny fl owers form clouds of 8” large, showy, fragrant fl ower panicles bloom in early to mid-summer.



Syringa vulgaris Common Purple Lilac Ht & Sp: 15’x 12’ Zone: 3-7 Flower: Lilac-Purple Foliage: Green

A vigorous, dense large shrub/small tree. Heart shaped leaves show off the very fragrant fl ower panicles. Flowers bloom in late spring or early summer. Good butterfl y plant.

Tilia Linden

Tilia americana ‘Redmond’ Redmond Linden Ht & Sp: 45’x 25’ Zone: 3-8 Flower: Yellow Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Nut-Like Fall: Yellow

Dense, broadly pyramidal upright tree. 4-6” long, heart-shaped leaves. Loose clusters of fragrant fl owers in June-July. Best grown in moist, well-drained soil, preferring alkaline or neutral soil but they will tolerate acidic situations. Good all around tree. Syn. Basswood

Tilia cordata ‘Corzam’ Corinthian® Linden Ht & Sp: 45’ x 15’ Zone: 3 Flower: Ivory Foliage: Glossy Dark Green F all: Yellow

Fragrant fl owers bloom in early summer. Narrowly pyramidal with a straight central leader. Th e foliage is smaller, thicker and glossier than the species creating a fi ne textured tree with a more delicate appearance.

Tilia cordata ‘Glenleven’Glenleven Littleleaf Linden Ht & Sp: 45’x 30’ Zone: 3-7 Flower: Pale Yellow Foliage: Dk Green, Blue-Green UnderFruit: Nut-Like Fall: Yellow

Broadly pyramidal shade tree. Fast growing and open structure. Give deep, rich soils for best growth. Flowers are quite fragrant. Good bee plant.

Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’ Greenspire® Littleleaf Linden Ht & Sp: 50’x 35’ Zone: 3-7 Foliage: Dk Green Fruit: Nut-like Fall: Yellow

Uniform branching tree with a symmetrical, pyramidal form. A rapid grower with a strong central leader. Early summer, fragrant fl owers bees like.

Tilia tomentosa ‘Sterling’ pp 6511 Sterling Silver® Linden Ht & Sp: 40’ x 25’ Zone: 4-7 Flower: Yellowish-white Foliage: Dark Green Fruit: Nutlets Fall: Yellow

Excellent shade is cast by large heart-shaped leaves with dark green above and silver underneath. Fragrant fl owers bloom in late spring or early sum-mer. Resistant to Japanese beetles and gypsy moth damage.

Zelkova

Zelkova serrata ‘Green Vase’ Green Vase® Zelkova Ht & Sp: 50’x 35’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Bronze-Red

Tall, graceful, vase-shaped tree with upright arching branches. Smooth gray bark peels to reveal orange patches. Fast growing. Water deeply to encour-age deep rooting

Zelkova serrata ‘Village Green’ Village Green ® Zelkova Ht & Sp: 55’x 30’ Zone: 4-8 Foliage: Dk Green Fall: Rusty-Red

Vase-shape, upright tree. Fast grower. Best in deep, fertile soil but will grow in other conditions. It is resistant to Dutch elm disease. Smooth gray bark. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Note: Any specifi c dates, such as months, are based on data from the Pacifi c Northwest and Salem/Corvallis Oregon more specifi cally.


19 w ww.meyernursery.com Fruit Trees, Nuts & Berries

Apple MalusNote: Most apples require a second variety for best pollination. Even self-fertile apples produce a heavier crop with a second variety available. Trees begin to fruit in 2-5 years depending on variety and rootstock. Crab apple pollinizers are recommended for single-variety commercial orchards.

Akane Red Zone 5-9

Bloom: (Early) Mid Harvest: Early (Early Sept) Pollinizers: Discovery, Red Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith

Flavor is fi rm, crispy, tart and tangy. Good for desserts, fresh eating, and drying. Annual and early bearer, very productive. Resistant to scab and powdery mildew. Holds well on the tree.

Braeburn Green/ Red Stripes Zone 3-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Late (November) Pollinizers: Self-fertile but bears better with any mid season

Medium to large size. Excellent sweet/ tart fl avor. Crispy and juicy. Good eating, cooking, and excellent storage. Th in tree to prevent biennial crop-ping.

Chehalis Y ellow Zone 5-9

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Mid (Late Sept) Pollinizers: Akane, Liberty, Lodi, Spartan, Melrose, etc.

Resembling Golden Delicious in appearance and fl avor but larger, crispier, and more elongated. Good eating and baking. Always reliable and highly productive. Great scab resistant and somewhat mildew resistant.

Cortland Red Zone 3-8

Bloom: Early–Mid Harvest: Late (Mid Oct) Pollinizers: Red Jonathan, Red McIntosh, Yellow Delicious

Medium size. Crispy, juicy, sweet/tart and slightly acidic fl avor. Good for eating, baking, cider, storage, and salads because of non-browning, white fl esh. Heavy annual bearer ripens late fall.

Discovery Red-Striped Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Early (Mid Aug)Pollinizers: Any mid-season variety

Small to Medium size. Crisp and fl avorful fl esh. Fair storage rating. Good market apple. Fairly resistant to scab and mildew. A variety from England.

Empire Dark Red Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Early Season Harvest: Mid (Late Sept) Pollinizers: Any early variety: Dbl Red McIntosh, Lodi, Liberty

Medium size. Sweet, crispy, juicy fl esh with a sprightly fl avor, much like a McIntosh. A high quality dessert, fresh eating, and stores well.

Golden Delicious Golden Yellow Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid(late) Harvest: Mid (Late Sept)Pollinizers: Self-fertile but better with another mid to late apple.

Medium to large fruit. Crisp, juicy, and sweet. Good all purpose apple. Bears young and is a good pollinator.

Granny Smith Green Zone: 4-11

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Late (November) Pollinizers: Self-fertile, better with early to mid season apple

Medium size, antique apple. Very crisp-crunchy, tart fl avored. Excellent fresh eating, cooking, and baking. Good keeper. Does well in hot climates.

Gravenstein Yellow/Red Stripes Zone: 5

Bloom: Early Harvest: Early (Early Sept) Pollinizers: Akane, Empire

Large round, antique fruit. Crispy, juicy, tart, and fl avorful with a fi ne tex-ture. Excellent fresh, cooked, and sauced. Tree bears over a 2-3 week period and alternate years unless thinned. Will not pollinate other apples (triploid). From Germany.

Haralson Red Zone: 2

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Mid (Early Oct) Pollinizers: use a mid-season variety

Medium size. Slightly tart, juicy, crisp, fi rm fl esh with a mild fl avor. Good fresh, cider, baking, and storage. Very hardy, winter apple. Vigorous heavy bearing.

Honeycrisp pp 7197 Yellow w/Red Mottled Zone: 3

Bloom: Mid (Late) Harvest: Mid (Mid Sept) Pollinizers: Akane, Gala, Granny Smith, Melrose, Red Del, Liberty, Chehalis, Empire, Spartan, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Jonagold, Lodi, King, Northern Spy, Yellow Del, Fuji,

Medium-size. Exceptionally crisp, juicy texture. Coarse, creamed colored fl esh. Sub-acid, sweet/tart fl avor. Ranges from mild and well-balanced to strongly aromatic, depending on maturity. A quality apple for commer-cial or home garden . Dessert apple. Excellent storage life up to 6 months. Somewhat scab resistant. Crops heavily, thinning required.

Jonagold Yellow/Blush Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Mid (Early Oct) Pollinizers: Akane, Liberty, Cox’s Orange, Northern Spy

Very attractive fruit with a fi rm course textured, crispy and highly fl avored. A high quality fruit for dessert, processing and a good keeper. Heavy pro-ducer. Not a pollinizer.

Fruit Trees



Jonathan (Dbl Red Jonathan) Med–Dark Red Zone: 3-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Mid (Late Sept)Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Heavy annual bearer of crisp, juicy, moderately tart fruit. High quality. Cooks well.

King Yellow w/Stripes Zone: 6

Bloom: Late Harvest: Mid (Early Oct) Pollinizers: Yellow Delicious, Gala, Fuji

Large waxy, old-time apple with a crisp fl esh. Sub acid, sweet fl avor. Excel-lent dessert, cooking, cider, and keeps several months but best fresh. Fast growing tree.

Liberty Dark Red Zone: 3-9

Bloom: Early Harvest: Mid (Mid Sept) Pollinizers: Akane, Chehalis, Empire, Lodi, McIntosh

Medium size. Crispy, rich, spritely fl avored apple. Very good for fresh eating, or cooked and keeps well into February. Highly resistant to scab, mildew, rust, and fi re-blight. A very productive annual bearer. Cold hardy.

Lodi Yellow Zone: 2-9

Bloom: Early Harvest: Early (Mid July) Pollinizers: Liberty, McIntosh, Melrose, Spartan, Wealthy

Similar to Yellow Transparent but larger and a better keeper. Juicy, tender but fi rm, soĀ and tart. Good fresh eating when skin begins to yellow. Good for sauces and pies. Scab resistant.

McIntosh, Double Red Bright Red Zone 3-8

Bloom: Mid (Early) Harvest: Mid (Mid Sept) Pollinizers: Partly Self-Fertile, Akane, Melrose, Northern Spy

Medium to large, round fruit with snowy white tender, fragrant fl esh. Good all purpose apple, including cider, with a medium storage life. Very produc-tive. Good for colder climates.

Melrose Yellow/Blush Zone: 4-7

Bloom: Mid (late) Harvest: Late (Late Oct)

Medium to large size. Highly rated for the home orchard. Crisp, aromatic fl esh. Juicy, slightly tart, and mildly sub acid. A good cooking, dessert, and fresh eating apple. Excellent keeper. Bears heavily and reliably. A good pol-linator for other apples.

Mutsu Yellow/Blush Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Late (Late Oct) Pollinizers: Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, Red Delicious

Very large. A favorite of connoisseurs. White fl esh is course, crisp and juicy. Tart fl avor. Good for cooking and baking. Best keeper of all winter apples. Resists powdery mildew. Vigorous, bears annually and heavy. Not a pol-linizer.

Newton Pippin Yellow Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Late (Late Nov) Pollinizers: Self-fertile, better with other mid season apple

Medium large size. Crisp, juicy, aromatic fl esh and a fi ne, tart fl avor. Good for fresh, baking, cooking, delicious cider, and an excellent keeper. Vigorous tree.

Northern Spy Yellow w/Blush Zone: 3-9

Bloom: Late Harvest: Late (Mid Oct) Pollinizers: Chehalis, King, Melrose, Yellow Delicious

One of the fi nest old, antique varieties. Large and fi rm. Crisp fl esh, deli-ciously tart and juicy with spritely taste. Good for fresh eating, cooking, and excellent storage. Slow to bearing age (about 5 years). Biennial. Winter hardy and vigorous.

Pink Lady® Reddish-Pink Over Green Zone 3-8

Bloom: Early-Mid Harvest: Mid (Late Sept)Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Good apple for hot climates. A distinct fl avor: crisp, sweet-tart. Good keeper. White fl esh resists browning.

Red Delicious Bright Red Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid(late) Harvest: Mid (Late Sept) Pollinizers: Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, Yellow Delicious

Medium to large size. A good eating apple with a waxy skin. Not a good cooking apple. Crisp, juicy, sweet and aromatic. Vigorous and productive. A good pollenizers for other apples.

Red Fuji Red w/Stripes Zone: 5-8

Bloom: Mid-late Harvest: Late (Late Oct) Pollinizers: Granny Smith, Melrose, Red Delicious

Very crisp and juicy with a nice aroma. Excellent for fresh eating and cooking. Stores well with excellent shelf life. Bears at a young age. Good pollinizer for other apples.



Red Gravenstein Green w/Strip Zone: 2-8

Bloom: Early Harvest: Early (Early Sept) Pollinizers: Empire, Liberty, Lodi, Summer Red

Large, improved strain of an old favorite. Crisp, juicy, and highly fl avored. Good fresh eating and cooking. Vigorous, bears biennially. Not a pollinizer.

Rome Beauty Red Zone: 4-11

Bloom: Very Late Harvest: Mid (Early Oct)Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Medium to large, round fruit. Coarse but mildly tart, fi rm, crisp fl esh. Good for baking, cider, and drying. Makes a tasty baked apple. Good keeper on the tree or in storage. Heavy bearing. Scab resistant

Spartan Dark Red Zone: 3-9

Bloom: Mid Early Harvest: Mid (Early Oct) Pollinizers: Self-fertile but better with Empire, Liberty, Lodi

Medium sized. Very aromatic apple similar to McIntosh but fi rmer, better keeper, and shipper. Good for eating, cooking, and desserts. Resistant to scale, mildew, and fi re-blight. Th in very heavy bearing tree.

Spitzenberg Red Over Yellow Zone: 3-9

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Late (Late Oct) Pollinizers: Any mid season

An antique variety with a renowned fl avor. Crisp, fi ne grained, yellowish fl esh. Moderately sweet/tart with a rich aroma. Flavor improves with storage. Keeps well until May. Tends to bear biennially. Best in cold winter areas.

Stark® Royal Gala® Red Zone: 3-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Early (Late Aug) Pollinizers: Braeburn, Northern Spy

Medium size. Fine-grained, crisp, aromatic fl avor. Superior quality for eat-ing, cooking, and good storage. (add .25 royalty fee per tree)

Summer Red Red Zone: 3

Bloom: Early Season Harvest: Early (Late Aug) Self-fertile but better with another early apple.

Medium to large size. Flesh is white, fi rm, crisp, and juicy, Excellent slightly tart fl avor. Stores for 3 Months. Good cooking and dessert apple. Goes overripe too fast in hot summer areas. Vigorous tree with consistant annual bearer.

Wealthy Deep Red Zone: 3-8

Bloom: Mid Season Harvest: Mid (Late Sept) Pollinizers: Mid-Season Bloomer

Hardy old time apple. Large, high quality fruit with a distinct fl avor. Finely grained white fl esh is very juicy and tart. Good eating, pies, and sauces. Keeps well for 2-3 months. OĀ en bears early in life. Not good for hot cli-mates. Requires heavy thinning. Good pollinizers for other varieties.

Apples, Combination4-on-1 Combination Semi-Dwarf: Akane (Bottom), Gravenstein, Mel-rose, Yellow Delicious (Top). 3-on-1 Combo varieties are $.50 less per tree.

Apricot Prunus Armeniaca

Standard: Ht x Sp:15’x 15’Note: Th ese apricots are self-fertile, but will do better with two varieties for best, maximum fruit set. Plant in well-drained, light to medium textured soils. Fruit buds will be injured at –10° F to –15° F, so select a site with good air drainage.

Goldcot G olden Yellow Zone 4

Pollinizers: Self-Fertile Harvest: Mid-Late Aug

Medium to large fruit with yellow-orange fl esh. Juicy, tangy, spritely fl avor. Good for fresh eating, freezing, canning, dried, and shipping. Freestone. Very productive, even in cold, humid climates. Very hardy, and fi rst to ripen. Self-fertile.

Harglow Dp. Orange Blush Zone 4

Pollinizers: Self-Fertile Harvest: Late July-Early Aug

Early ripening apricot that has proven itself in our maritime Pacifi c North-west and in most of the nation. Firm, sweet, fl avorful fruit. One of the best for fresh market. Good for canning, fresh eating. Medium to large size, with orange freestone fl esh. Some resistance to brown rot and other diseases. Self-fertile.

Puget Gold™ Yellow Gold Zone 5-9

Pollinizers: Self-Fertile Harvest: Early-Mid Aug

Large, elongated fruit of very good fl avor. Freestone. Sets and sized fruit in cool spring weather where all other varieties fail. Must be pruned back when transplanted. Developed at the Mt. Vernon Experiment Station in Washington. Self-fertile. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Cherry Prunus Avium

Semi-Dwarf: approximately 15-18’ tall on colt rootstock unpruned.Standard: 25’ tall on mazzard rootstock unpruned. Note: Except self-fertile cherries, all cherries require another variety planted nearby for pollinization. Sweet cherries bear in about 5 years and sour cherries in about 3 years. Fruit bud may injure at – 20°F.



Bing Burgundy Red Zone 5

Bloom: Mid (Early July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Montmorency, Rainier, Sam, Stella, Van

Fruit is very large, excellent quality, fi rm, juicy, and sweet. One of the best shipping and fresh market varieties. Good for canning. Prone to cracking. Vigorous tree.

Lambert Dark Red Zone 5

Bloom: Late (Mid July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Rainier, Sam, Stella, Van

An outstanding commercial variety with heart-shaped fruit. Excellent quality; fi rm and with rich fl avor. Less susceptible to cracking due to later harvest time.

Lapins Black Zone 5

Bloom: Late Mid Season (Mid July) Type: SweetPollinizers: Self-fertile

Fruit is large, fi rm, high quality fruit. Rich, sweet, delicious fl avor. Split-re-sistant, a good replacement for Bing. An exceptionally heavy producer. An excellent pollinizer for other varieties.

Montmorency Dark Red Zone: 5

Bloom: Late Mid Season (Mid July) Type: Tart Pollinizers: Self-fertile

Th e best tart cherry for home and commercial processing. Medium-size, fi rm fruit with yellow fl esh and clear juice. Rich, tart, tangy fl avor. Stays fi rm in processing. Vigorous tree produces heavily. Very crack resistant. Requires good drainage and aeration.

North Star Dark Red Zone: 5

Bloom: Mid (Early July) Type: Tart Pollinizers: Self-fertile

Naturally dwarf, 8’-10’. Large, meaty, tart fruit, red fl esh, red juice, and a small free stone. Fresh eating, pies, and cobblers. Very productive, resists cracking and brown rot.

Rainier Lt Yellow-Red Blush Zone: 5

Bloom: Early-Mid (Early July) Type: Sweet Bing, Lambert, Montmorency, Sam, Stella, Van

An outstanding, vigorous tree. Very fi rm, large, and fi nely textured fl esh. Distinct, superior fl avor. Crack resistant and very cold hardy.

Royal Ann Lt Yellow-Red Checks Zone: 5

Bloom: Early-Mid (Early July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Montmorency, Stella, Van

Also called ‘Napoleon’. Very large, fi rm, and sprightly fl avored fruit. High quality canning, fresh, and dessert variety. Very productive. Used for mara-schino cherries and commercial candies. Cracks badly.

Sam Black Zone: 5

Bloom: Mid (Mid July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Bing, Lambert, Montmorency, Royal Ann, Stella, Van

Large, fi rm, good quality fruit. Vigorous, upright, hardy tree. Good resis-tance to cracking and to canker. Good pollinizer for other sweet cherries.

Stella Dark Red Zone: 5

Bloom: Early (Late June) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Self-fertile

Large, heart shaped fruit.Firm, juicy fl esh with rich fl avor. Vigorous, productive, very hardy tree and bears early. Resistant to cracking. Good pol-linator for other varieties.

Sweetheart Bright Red Zone: 5

Bloom: Mid (Mid July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Self-fertile (will pollinate Bing)

Large, cherry with excellent fl avor. Performs well in most of the nation with a low incidence of cracking. Upright, vigorous tree. Heavy producer.

Van Dark Black-Red Zone: 5

Bloom: Mid (Early July) Type: Sweet Pollinizers: Lambert, Lapins, Rainier, Royal Ann, Sam, Stella

Fruit resembles Bing, except slightly fi rmer and smaller. A large, lustrous fruit with a juicy, rich fl avor. Vigorous, overbearing, upright tree. Crack resistant. Good pollinizer for other varieties.

Cherries, Combination4-on-1 Combination: Standard on Mazzard rootstock, Lapins (bottom), Rainier, Bing, Montmorency (top). 3-on-1 Combo are $.50 less per tree.

Crabapple Malus

Note: Basic rule-crabapples are apples that are 2” or less. (Limited Qantities)

Dolgo Crabapple (Malus Dolgo) Red Zone: 2-9

Harvest: Early September Pollinizers: A good pollenizer for early-season apples

Clusters of tasty tart 1½” fruit. Good fl avor. Makes excellent ruby-red jelly, good pickled. Upright, open tree vigorous to 30’ x 25’. Large white fl owers are fragrant. Resistant to scab, cedar apple rust, mildew, and fi re-blight.



Fig Ficus Carica

Note: All varieties listed are hardy for the Pacifi c Northwest, only showing some tip die-back in the worst of winters. Most fi gs will produce two crops a year. Th e fi rst crop ripening in July on last years wood. And the second crop in early September on the current years wood. Cultural information on the Meyer website.

Brown Turkey Brown Zone: 6-10

Harvest: 2 Crops: Early Summer, Mid-Summer to Fall Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Fruit is small to medium size, and bell shaped. Flesh is strawberry colored and sweet but not rich fl avored. Good fresh eating or as preserves. A small, hardy, vigorous tree, 10’ x 12’. Can grow at the coast or inland. Can be grown in a large container for a patio tree.

Conadria Light Green/White Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Early Summer Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Pink fl eshed, very sweet with a distinctive rich fl avor. Medium to large size. Good fresh and excellent dried. A long-lived, very vigorous tree. 10’ x 12’. Resists spoilage in rainy areas. Heavy crops. Good in hot climates.

King syn. Desert King Ligh t Green/White Zone: 7-10

Harvest: 2 Crops: Early Summer and Mid-Summer to Fall Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Flesh is strawberry-colored with a rich, sweet fl avor. Fewer seeds than most fi gs. Fresh, canned or dried. Tree is very vigorous. Hardy, and adapted to the cool areas such as the Pacifi c Northwest as heat could force second crop to drop.

Lattarula syn. Italian Honey Fig Yellow-Green Zone: 6-10

Harvest: 2 Crops: Early Summer and Mid-Summer to Fall Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Amber fl eshed, medium to large size, very sweet fruit. Able to ripen two crops a year in warm summer regions. Good fresh, dried, or preserved. Small, slow growing tree, good for containers, 10’ x 12’.

Oregon Prolifi c syn. Marseilles Yellow Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Early Summer Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Medium to large, almost round, slightly ribbed fruit. Yellow/white fl eshed fruit, rich and succulent. Productive. Good fresh, better dried, or canned and superb’ stewed. Medium size, roundish tree 15’ - 30’. Th is fi g was grown at Th o mas Jeff erson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, VA.

Texas Ever Bearing Brown/Purple Zone: 7-11

Harvest: 2 Crops: Early Summer, Mid-Summer to Fall Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Medium to large, bell-shaped fruit. Amber fl esh and nearly seedless. Good fresh and canned. Bears young and produces good crops in short season areas. Large bush form, 10’ x 12’.

Nectarine Prunus Persica

Dwarf: 8’ on pumiselect rootstock unpruned. Semi-Dwarf: 15-20’ on marianna 26-24 rootstock unpruned.Standard: 15-25’ on lovell rootstock unpruned.Note: Nectarines are simply a fuzzless peach. Generally require same care as peaches but are more susceptible to brown rot transmitted by insects feeding. 3-4 years until fruiting .

Harko Bright Red Zone: 5

Harvest: Early Mid Season (Late August)Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Medium size, freestone fruit. Medium fi rm, yellow, good texture, and fl avor. Tolerant of bacterial spot and brown rot.

Red Gold Yellow-Red Blush Zone 5

Harvest: Late Season Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Large, freestone fruit. Yellow fl esh holds its fi rmness for storing and ship-ping well. Resistant to cracking and brown rot. Tree is vigorous, productive, bud hardy, and grows to 12’-15’. Susceptible to bacterial spot and mildew.

Peach Prunus Persica

Dwarf: 8’ on pumiselect rootstock unpruned.Semi-Dwarf: 15-20’ on marianna 26-24 rootstock unpruned.Standard: 15-25’ on lovell rootstock unpruned.Note: Bears fruit in 3-4 years depending on variety and site. Fruit buds may be injured at –10°F to -15°F.

Frost® Yellow Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Mid (Mid Aug) Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Resistant to peach leaf curl. Medium to large, delicious fruit with good qualities for canning and freezing. Vigorous grower and heavy producer. Showy pink blooms in spring. Needs good winter drainage. Freestone. (add .50 royalty fee per tree)

Gleason Elberta Yellow Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Mid Season Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Syn. Early Elberta. Large fruit with juicy, rich peach fl avor. Good peach for fresh, canning, and freezing. Reliable frost hardy. Requires heavy thinning, but resists fruit drop. Freestone.



Harken Red Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early (Early Aug) Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Large, non-browning, sweet and fl avorful with a yellow fl esh. High quality fruit, resistant to bacterial spot. Good for desserts, canning, and freezing. Hardy tree, bearing regular crops, and widely adaptable. Freestone.

Redhaven Brilliant Red Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early Aug Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Firm, sweet, yellow fl esh, resists browning, and is smooth-textured. Fine fl avored, good for canning, freezing, and shipping. Dislikes warm winters. Very productive, hardy tree, requiring early, thorough thinning for good fruit size. Susceptible to leaf curl, brown rot, Oriental fruit moth, and twig borer. Freestone.

Reliance Yellow w/Red Blush Zone: 4-9


Sweet, mild, and fl avorful fruit with a soĀ , juicy, yellow fl esh. Fruit is round and medium-large. Good for fresh market, canning, and freezing, Very hardy tree with showy, late blooms, and very well adapted to colder climates. Freestone.

Suncrest Bright Red


Freestone. Large, yellow-fl eshed, very fi rm, and fi ne fl avored. Blossoms are frost hardy. A good producer.

Veteran Golden Yellow Zone: 5

Harvest: Mid Aug Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Fruit is round, medium-sized, fi rm, and good quality. Yellow fl eshed, juicy, richly fl avored fruit. Above average for canning and freezing, easy to peel. Tree is vigorous and highly productive. Winter hardy and late-blooming, one of the most reliable for cold climates. Nearly freestone.

WSU Q 1-8 White Zone: 6

Harvest: Early-Mid Aug Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

A new, leaf curl resistant variety from Washington State U. Mild, sweet-fl a-vored, white-fl eshed, juicy peach with little fuzz. Great for fresh eating, but too soĀ for canning. Showy blossoms. Semi-freestone.

Pears Pyrus

Note: All pear varieties require cross-pollination. Fruit bearing age is 3-5 years. Dormant blossoms buds may be damaged at –25°F. Plant in good garden loam, but pears can tolerate heavy wet soils.

Pear–Asian Pyrus Pyrifolia (serotina) & Pyrus Ussuriensis

Standard: approximately 15-20’ tall unpruned. Note: Asian pear fruit ripens on the tree. Also known as the pear-apple for their roundness and crispness. Fruits are eaten fi rm like an apple, and they will keep in the refrigerator without going soĀ like a ‘Bartlett’ pear. Good fi re-blight resistance. Good for fresh eating, cooking, and mixing with other fruit. Large attractive foliage and abundant showy fl owers add ornamental value to these easy to grow fruit trees.Pests and Diseases: generally quite disease resistant and occasional problems with Codling Moth. Pollinizers: Asian pears are self-fertile but another variety will greatly increase crop yields.

Chojuro Russetted Golden Brown Zone: 4-8

Harvest Mid-Season (September)Pollinizers: Bartlett, Hosui, Nijiseiki, Shinko, Shinseiki

Syn. ‘Old World’. White, fi rm fl esh, crispy, juicy, and a distinctive aroma when ripe. Oblong and lopsided, medium-size with a mildly sweet fl avor. Keeps well. Medium size, vigorous, easy to grow tree. Bears early. Nice fall leaf color, too. Japanese variety.

Hosui Golden Russetted Zone: 4-9

Harvest: Mid-August. Pollinizers: Bartlett, Chojuro, Nijiseiki, Shinko

A large sweet, extremely juicy variety. Flavorful and refreshing with a little tang, crisp like an apple. Th is attractive, highly productive pear blooms late and avoids most frost damage. Good Keeper. Fruit can ripen and hold on tree for almost 2 months.

Korean Giant Olive Green Zone: 4-9

Harvest: Late (October-November).Pollinizers: Bartlett or any other Asian pear

Syn. ‘Dan Bae’ and ‘Muk Gul’ Extra large, round fruit (up to 1 lbs, grape-fruit-size), with a high sugar content. Firm, very crispy, and juicy. A very good keeper, which can be kept in un-refrigerated storage until March. Th e tree is upright, winter hardy, and vigorous, bearing early. Sometimes, it can ripen too late in maritime summer climates. Japanese variety.

Kosui Brown Russetted Zone: 4

Harvest: Mid-September Pollinizers: Bartlett, Red Clapps, Nijiseiki, Shinseiki, Chojuro, Highland, Anjou, Bosc, Shinko

Round medium to large, sweet fl avorful fruit.



Nijiseiki Greenish Yellow Zone: 3-9

Harvest: Mid-Season (September) Pollinizers: Bartlett, Chojuro, Hosui, Shinseiki

Syn. 20th Century. Fruit is round to oblong oĀ en lopsided, with tender, smooth, thin skinned. Mildly sweet/tart fl esh is crisp, juicy and slightly aroma. A good keeper. Easy to grow, medium size, upright, and fairly vigor-ous. Japanese variety.

Seuri Golden Brown Zone: 4

Harvest: Mid-Late OctoberPollinizers: Another Asian pear or an early blooming European, such as Bartlett.

A round Chinese pear with a delicious, sweet aromatic fl avor. Th e fruit is large, and crisp with attractive skin. Very productive and vigorous grower. Chinese variety.

Shinko Lt Bronzed Russetted Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Late (Mid-October)Pollinizers: Bartlett, Chojuro, Hosui

A medium-large size fruit with a rich, juicy, very sweet, and distinctive fl avor. Yellowish-white fl esh is fi rm and crisp. An excellent keeper.

Shinseiki Bright Yellow Zone: 3-9

Harvest: Mid-Season (Late August) Pollinizers: Bartlett, Hosui, Nijiseiki

(Nijiseiki x Chojuro) Large fruit is crispy, sweet, fl avorful, and refreshingly juicy. White fl esh. One of the most productive and reliable pears. Keeps well into April. Easy to grow tree is vigorous, bears early, and prolifi cally. Japanese variety.

Yakumo Bright Yellow Zone: 3-9

Harvest: EarlyPollinizers: Another Asian pear or early blooming European

Medium sized fruit has a slightly tapered neck. Crisp, fi ne white fl esh is sweet and juicy. Quite refreshing with a subtle melon fl avor.

Yongi (For Asian Pear Combo only) Caramel Zone: 5

Harvest: Late (Early September) Pollinizers: Kosui, Shinseiki

Large, apple-shaped fruit. Flesh is aromatic, juicy, and refreshing. Best peeled to enjoy the crisp, sweet fl esh. Very productive. Excellent for back-yard growers.

Pears, Asian Combination

4-on-1 Combination on Standard: Shinseiki (bottom), Yongi, Yakumo, Shinko (top). 3-on-1 Combo varieties are $.50 less per tree.

Pear–Domestic Pyrus Commonus

Semi-Dwarf: approximately 12-15’ unpruned. Standard: approximately 15-20’ tall unpruned.Note: All domestic pears need pollinizers (in most situations), almost any pear will do. Some are self-fertile in California.Ripening requirements: A tree ripened domestic pear will break down and turns soĀ and brown at the core. Always harvest domestic pears when they are still green and fi rm, but have reached full size. Hold them in a cool, dark place for eating in a few weeks. For longer storage, refrigerate, and then remove it from cold storage about a week before use. Diseases and pests: Domestic pears are more susceptible to fi re-blight than the Asian pears.

Anjou Light Green Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Mid-SeasonPollinizers: Bartlett, Bosc, or any other pear

Leading variety of winter pear. Medium-large, fi rm, short necked fruit. Juicy, white, sweet fl esh with superbly rich fl avor. Good for fresh eating, and canning. Excellent keeper. Upright, vigorous tree is slow to begin bearing. Less prone to blight in the Northwest.

Bartlett Yellow Zone: 1-8

Harvest: Early September Pollinizers: Anjou, or any other pear (does not pollinate Seckel)

Old variety from England. Large, smooth, thin skinned attractive fruit. Tender, juicy, very sweet, and buttery fl esh. High quality for fresh eating and canning. Tree bears young with a compact, upright growth.

Bosc Brown Russetted Zone: 2-8

Harvest: Late Mid-Season Pollinizers: Bartlett, or any other pear

Old time French variety. A large, narrow, long-necked, high quality pear. White, tender, juicy fl esh with a crunchy texture and pleasant aroma. A large, vigorous, and upright tree. Good for fresh eating, cooking, and can-ning. Very susceptible to fi re-blight.

Comice Greenish-Yellow Zone: 2-9

Harvest: Late (Early October) Pollinizers: Bartlett, or any other pear

Th e best winter pear. Large, high quality, fi ne-textured, juicy, sweet, melt-ing fl esh. Short necked. Good eating and dessert fruit. Best fl avor is aĀ er a month’s storage. Fire-blight resistant.



Highland Yellow w/Russetting Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early October Pollinizers: Anjou, Bartlett, or any other pear

Th e highest quality keeper, thriving in the United States. A large, attractive dessert pear. Smooth, juicy fl esh and a sweet, rich fl avor. Th e best quality is developed by storing one month, then ripening on your counter through Christmas. A hardy, moderately vigorous, and productive tree.

Moonglow Yellow Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Mid-Season (Mid-September)Pollinizers: any other pear

Medium-sized fruit with soĀ , white, juicy fl esh. Good for fresh eating and canning. Upright, vigorous tree, heavily spurred, with good tolerance to fi re blight. Begins bearing quite young.

Red Clapp’s Red Zone: 1-8

Harvest: Early SeasonPollinizers: Bartlett, or any other pear

A large, sweet, aromatic, and juicy fruit. SoĀ fl esh breaks down at core if picked too late. Resembles a Bartlett. Attractive tree is hardy, very produc-tive, and bears annually.

Pears, Domestic Combination

4-on-1 Combination on Standard: Comice (bottom), Bosc, Bartlett, Moonglow (top). 3-on-1 combo are $.50 less per tree.

Plum Prunus

Plum–European Semi-Dwarf: approximate 12’ unpruned. Standard: approximate 15’ unpruned. Note: Th ese plums are the sweetest and easiest to dry. Trees are fairly hardy but some varieties do well where winter is mild. size: 12’-15’ average, size varies with vigor of the tree.

Brooks Purple/Black Zone: 4-7

Harvest: Late Season (Mid-September)Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Oval-shaped, yellow fl eshed. Sweeter and larger than Italian plum. Good for fresh eating, canning, and drying. Long time favorite for Western Oregon. Heavy producer, can overbear and break tree.

French Petite Dark Purple Zone: 4-7

Harvest: Late Season (Early September)Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

A small, very sweet, and mild-fl avored fruit. Good for fresh eating, canning, and drying. Tree is large and long lived.

Green Gage Greenish/Yellow Zone: 2-13

Harvest: Mid-Season (Mid to Late July)Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Old favorite in France. A small to medium fruit with tender, rich-fl avored, am-ber fl esh. Fruit is juicy, sweet, and freestone. Good for fresh eating, canning and making jam. A tendency to crop biennially. Susceptible to brown rot.

Italian Dark Purple Zone: 2-9

Harvest: Late (Early September) Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

Medium to large, oval plum-prune fruit. Sweet, greenish-yellow fl esh turns to dark purple when cooked. Superior taste and storing. Good for fresh eat-ing, canning, and drying. Freestone. Hardy tree oĀ en overbears. Moderate growth. Irregular producer in cool spring weather.

Peach (Plum) Purplish-Red Zone: 5

Harvest: Mid-Season (Early August) Pollinizers: Italian, or other European plums

A large, attractive, fl avorful fruit. Fruit is roundish, golden yellow, sweet, juicy fl esh. Good for fresh eating and canning. Pick when soĀ and ripen for 3-4 days at room temperature.

Seneca Reddish-Purple Zone: 5

Harvest: Late (Early September) Pollinizers: Brooks, Italian, other European plum

A very large, very sweet, crisp plum that resists cracking and brown rot. Freestone. Attractive amber fl esh. Great for fresh eating, canning, and dry-ing. A vigorous, productive, upright tree.

Stanley Bluish-Purple Zone: 2-9

Pollinizers: Self-Fertile, better with another plum tree

Th is popular prune-plum is an excellent producer, with yellow fl esh. Large, tender, sweet, and juicy. Freestone. Good for fresh eating and cooking. Hardy, vigorous tree produces annually. Grows well in the Northeast but not well in the Northwest. A good pollinator.



Yellow Egg Golden Yellow Zone: 5

Harvest: Mid-Season (Late August) Pollinizers: Self-Fertile

A large, oval plum with a fi rm, fi ne quality, yellow fl esh. One of the juiciest, sweetest plums. Good for fresh eating, canning, and market. Freestone. Hardy, vigorous, and very productive. Good for the North and West.

Plum–Japanese and Hybrid Prunus

Semi-Dwarf: approximate 12’ unpruned. Standard: approximate 15’ unpruned.

Beauty Bright Red Zone: 5-10

Harvest: Early Mid-Season Pollinizers: Self-Fertile, yields better with another

Medium-sized, heart-shaped plum. Yellow fl esh with scarlet streaks. Wonderful blended fl avor. Good for fresh eating and cooked but not a good keeper. Fast grower and an excellent producer. A good replacement for Santa Rosa.

Elephant Heart Purplish-Red Zone: 5

Harvest: Early SeptemberPollinizers: Beauty, Santa Rosa

Very large, heart-shaped, thick-skinned plum. Rich red fl esh is very juicy. Excellent sweet, juicy fl avor and quality. Freestone. Good fresh, frozen, or canned. Fruit ripens over a long period. Trees are hardy and strong.

Methley (hybrid) Reddish-Purple Zone: 4-9

Pollinizers: Self-Fertile, better yields with Shiro

Round, small to medium size plum. Red, soĀ , juicy, sweet fl esh is delicious. Good commercial variety and ripens over a long season. Not a good keeper. Hardy, vigorous, and productive. A good pollinizer.

Santa Rosa Dark Red Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early (Mid August) Pollinizers: Satsuma, any early or mid season Japanese plum

Large, cone-shaped plum. Firm, juicy, and slightly tart with pink-tinged, yellow fl esh. Good shipper, keeper, fresh eating, canning, and desserts. Cling stone. Slow ripening. Large, vigorous, hardy, and productive tree. Good for all zones.

Satsuma Deep Red Zone: 4-9

Harvest: Early Mid-Season (Mid-August)Pollinizers: Beauty, Santa Rosa

Large, round, solid plum. Dark red, meaty fl esh. Mild, sweet, and juicy fl avor. Small pit. Preferred for jams and jellies. Tends to over bear so it will need to be thinned.

Shiro Golden Yellow Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early (Early August) Pollinizers: Self-Fertile, better yields with another Japanese plum

Large, round, thin skinned plum. Very juicy, sweet yellow fl esh. Excellent for cooking, canning, and desserts. Low growing, very hardy and prolifi c. Consistent bearer.

Pluot® Plum/Apricot Hybrid

Flavor Grenade pp12097 Green w/Red BlushHarvest: Late Pollinizers: Japanese Plum

Explosive fl avor. Crisp texture. Can hang on the tree for 4-6 weeks.

Flavor King pp8026 Reddish-PurpleHarvest: Late Pollinizers: Santa Rosa

A ‘unique’ plum-apricot hybrid. Sweet, spicy fl avor and a sensational aroma. Crimson fl esh. A naturally small tree.

Walnut Juglans Regia

Manregion -English type - Juglans regia Zone: 4

Ht & Sp: 40’x 30’ Harvest: Fall Pollinizers: A Second Tree

Round, mild-fl avored, thinned, smooth-shelled nuts. A large, spreading tree. Very hardy, long lived. Fast growing, and very productive tree. Full sun, slightly acid to neutral deep soil with good drainage. Deep watering until established. Foliage emerges late in the season.



Blueberry Vaccinium Corymbosum

General information: Edible ornamental Berries will keep longer if they are not washed before freezing. Blueberries are self-fertile but will produce better with cross pollination. Th ey need soil pH of 4.5-5.5, use sawdust, sphagnum peat moss, and an organic acidic fertilizer, such as one for rhododendrons, azaleas, and camellias. Well drained soil, 3”- 6” sawdust mulch, and good weekly watering. Full sun is best, but can tolerate some partial shade. Early=Early to mid June, Mid=Early to mid July, Late=Late July into August

Berkeley Powder Blue Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Late Mid-Season Size: Large

Large open clusters with large, fi rm, powder blue berries. Mild fl avor. Good for fresh eating, pies, and freezing. Crack resistant. Brittle canes requiring hand harvesting only. Productive, and vigorous. A good plant for the home gardener. A good variety for California.

Bluecrop Light Blue Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Very Large

Medium to large clusters with large, fi rm, light blue berries. Mild, sub-acid fl avor. Good for fresh eating, preserves, baking, and freezing. Crack resis-tant. Vigorous, 4’- 6’ tall. Drought tolerant. Good for hedges with red fall color. Also good variety for California. Leading commercial variety.

Blueray Medium Blue Zone: 4-7

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Large

Small, tight clusters with large, fi rm skinned berries. Crisp, sweet/tart, aromatic fl avor. Good for fresh markets, eating, and shipping. Old favorite. Vigorous and productive, responds well to severe pruning. Bright red winter wood.

Coville Light Blue Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Late Season Size: Very Large

Long clusters with very large, light blue berries. Tart, aromatic fl avor. Good dessert berry. Tall, open, spreading with unusually large leaves. Medium hardy.

Duke Light Blue Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Early Season Size: Medium-Large

Medium to large, fi rm blue berries. Mildly tart fl avor. Retains fresh quality longer when picked. Blooms late. Heavy, consistent producer. Yellow fall foliage.

Earliblue Light Blue Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early Season Size: Medium-Large

Long, loose, medium-sized clusters with large, fi rm, light blue berries. Sweet, mild, moderately acidic fl avor. Fruit keeps well. Moderately vigorous and productive. 5’- 6’ tall. Machine harvest well. Hardy. Good variety for California, also.

Herbert Dark Blue Zone: 5-7

Harvest: Late Season Size: Large

Loose clusters with large, dark blue berries. Tender, sweet/tart fl avor. Large picking scar tends to leak so fruit does not hold well. Vigorous and produc-tive. Slightly spreading. 4’- 6’ tall.

Ivanhoe Medium Blue Zone: 4-7

Harvest: Early Mid-Season Size: Large

Medium-sized, loose clusters with large, fi rm, medium blue berries. Crisp, highly aromatic, sweet/tart fl avor. Crack resistant, but prone to canker. Vig-orous, and highly productive. Plant is somewhat tender, good for south.

Jersey Dark Blue Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Late Season Size: Small-Medium

Large clusters with small to medium, dark blue berry. Spicy, sweet fl avor, highly aromatic. Favorite for baking. Keeps well. Hardy, vigorous, and a heavy producer. Reliable, can fruit until frost. 7’ tall. Good for an ornamen-tal hedge with good fall yellow leaf color. Also, a good variety for California.

Gooseberry Ribes

General information: Self-fertile, but planting two varieties will increase yields. Best in full sun but will tolerate part shade. Fruits in 2-3 years. Rip-ens in July (North Willamette valley). Yields 8-10 lbs per bush. Well-drained loamy soil but will tolerate heavy or sandy soils.

Achilles Red Zone 3-8

Harvest: Late Size: Large

Elliptical, deliciously sweet fruit. Good for fresh eating, jams, and preserves. Th e bush has a spreading habit.

Careless Light Green Zone 3-8

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Extra Large

An English variety. Extra-large berries. Excellent sweet/tart fl avor. Good for fresh eating or cooking. Reliable bearer.

Small Fruits



Captivator Pink-Red Zone: 2-9

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Large

Sweet teardrop-shape fruit. Nearly thornless and quite vigorous. Mildew resistant. Very hardy.

Oregon Champion Light Green Zone: 3-8

Harvest: Early Size: Medium

Good for pies, jams, canning, and wine. Th orny and vigorous, producing consistently heavy crops. Mildew resistant. Commercial variety for the Pacifi c Northwest. Ht x Sp: 3’- 5’ x 3’

Pixwell Pink Zone: 3-8

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Medium-Large

Oval, tart berry. Good for pies, jams, and preserves. Th o rnless. Berries hang away from plant for easy picking. Vigorous and productive. Purple fall color. Disease resistant. Ht x Sp: 4’x 6’

Poorman Reddish-Pink Zone: 1-8

Harvest: Late Size: Medium-Large

Excellent sweet-tart, highly fl avored. Wonderful for eating fresh off the bush. Good for pies, jams and jellies, too. Spreading and spiny. Vigorous, and reliably productive. Mildew resistant. Ht x Sp: 3’-4’ x 3’- 4’

Welcome Pink/Red Zone: 1-8

Harvest: Mid-Season Size: Medium-Large

Tart berries. Excellent quality fruit. Good for cooking. Nearly thornless. Vigorous and a heavy producer.

Grapes VitisNote: Grapevines are more shallow rooted than trees and are adversely af-fected by weed competition. Grapes also need an adequate supply of humus in the soil. To solve both problems, apply compost, such as hay, straw, manure. Or grow a cover crop, such as ryegrass, rye, wheat, barley, or vetch. Quarantine prohibits shipment of grapes to Washington and Canada unless certifi ed stock. Please inquire about volume pricing on quantities of 500 or more of any single variety of grape or gooseberries.

Table Grape–Seeded All Certifi ed American Varieties

BuĀ alo Reddish-Black Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early

Large clusters of slip-skin, juicy very sweet, and spicy tart grapes. One of the highest dessert quality grapes. Good for juice, wine, and fresh eating. Vigor-ous, productive, concord-type. Vines are heavy and bear regularly. Hardy and resists many diseases. Cane prune.

Campbell’s Dark Purple Zone: 2-7

Harvest: Early

Also named “Island Belle”. Large, Concord-type but not the foxy fl avor. Keeps well. Vigorous vines. Good for cooler climates than the concord. Ripens over a long period. Cane prune.

Catawba Deep Copper Red Zone: 2-8

Harvest: Late

Large clusters of large, round grapes. Distinctive, aromatic, slightly musky fl avor. Excellent for fresh eating, juice and distinctive pink wine. Keeps well. Popular commercial variety. Bears medium sized crop. Requires a long season to ripen. Cane prune.

Concord Dark Blue/Black Zone: 4-9

Harvest: Late

Big clusters of large, oblong, slip-skin grapes. Sweet, fruity labrusca-type with a distinctive rich, foxy fl avor which is retained aĀ er processing. Excel-lent for fresh eating, juice and cooking. Producing an acceptable wine. A productive vine, vigorous and hardy. Not a good grape for hot, dry summer areas. Resists powdery mildew. Cane prune.

McCampbell Blue/Black Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early

Very large, fi ne clusters two to three times normal in size. Possible com-mercial value. A bud sport of Fredonia. Good for fresh eating and cooking, makes an acceptable wine. Bears moderate to heavy. Cane prune.

Niagara White Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Mid-Season

Large clusters and berries. Concord-type with a tangy, sweet, and juicy fl avor. Good for fresh eating, juicing, and wine. Needs warmth to ripen. Vigorous, heavy bearing vines. Resists powdery mildew. Cane prune.

Ontario White Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Early

Fairly loose, large clusters. Grape has a sweet, distinctive fl avor. Vigorous, productive and a fairly hardy vine. Disease resistant, requiring very littly spraying. Prefers quite heavy soils.

Price Blue Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Early

Large berries. Concord-type with a sweet fl avor. Good for juice and fresh eating. Vigorous and productive. Good for cool summers.



Steuben Blue/Black Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Late

Long, slender clusters with medium sized berries. Sweet, spicy, tender, ‘exquisite’ fl avor. Good for fresh eating, light pink juice, and producing an aromatic red wine. A very good keeper. A very productive, vigorous vine. Resistant to downy mildew and black rot. Minimal spraying required. Cane prune.

Van Buren Blue/Black Zone: 4-8

Harvest: Early

Small to medium clusters of fruit. Concord-type sweet, foxy fl avor. Excellent for fresh eating, good for juice, jams, and wine. Good vigor, heavy yield, and hardy. Subject to mildew. A good grape for areas with short growing seasons and winters are severe. Cane prune.

Table Grape–Seedless All Certifi ed (A) American—Vitis labrusca and its derivatives (E) European—Vitis vinifera(H) French-American hybrid—crosses of V. vinifera cultivars with disease-resistant wild American species.

Black Monukka Blue/Black Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early–Mid

(E) Medium berry, and large, loose cluster. Excellent, sweet, crisp fl avor with a tender skin. Good for fresh eating or raisins. Popular home variety. Hardy to -10°. Cane or spur prune.

Canadice Red Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early

(A) Large, compact fruit clusters 6-8” long with medium sized fruit. ìBest of all” seedless American Concord-type grape. Delicious, spicy, ìgrapey” fl avor all its own. An easy to grow, hardy, vigorous vine bearing from the fi rst year. Good home and commercial growing. Cane prune.

Concord, Seedless Blue/Black Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Mid-Season

(A) Medium size clusters, and medium-large berry. Flavorful. Excellent fresh eating, jam, jelly, juice, and wine grape. Vigorous. Disease resistance. Cane prune.

Einset pp 6160 Bright Red Zone: 4-9

Harvest: Early

(E) Medium, oval berry on medium size clusters. Fine, fruity fl avor with a hint of strawberries. Flesh is tender and fi rm. Stores well. Vigorous and moderately hardy. Resistant to cracking and botrytis, but susceptible to mildew. (add .30 royalty per tree)

Emerald Gr een

Harvest: Mid-Season

Not very much information has been found. Good table grape with a foxy fl avor. Ripens in mid-September in the eastern United States.

Flame Red Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Early

(E) Loose, medium-size clusters. A fi rm, crisp, sweet berry with excellent fl avor. Good for fresh eating and raisins. Can be leĀ on vine aĀ er repining. Needs hot summer for ripening. Vigorous and productive. Susceptible to powdery mildew. Cane prune.

Glenora Blue/Black Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Mid-Season

(A) Spicy blueberry-like fl avor. Tender skin. Plump, sweet, juicy. Keeps well on the vine. Very vigorous and winter hardy. Unusual, intense fall colors. Mildew resistant. Does not ripen well in cooler parts of western Washing-ton.

Himrod Green Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Very Early

(A) Large, loose clusters and medium size berries. Crisp, sweet, and fi ne-fl avored. Good for fresh eating, wine, juice, jelly, and raisins. Resembles Interlaken Seedless. Highly productive and vigorous. Not prone to winter injury and very drought tolerant. Good for the northern cooler climates. Th ompson’s type replace it in the warmer climates. Cane prune.

Interlaken Greenish/White Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Early

(A) Medium size clusters. A cross between Th ompson seedless and Ontario and resembles Himrod seedless. Crisp, solid, and sweet, with a tangy deli-cious fl avor. Great for fresh eating and raisins. Good for cooking and wine. Productive and vigorous. Resists many diseases. Cane prune.

Lakemont White Zone: 5-8

Harvest: Mid-Season

(A) Large, tight clusters. Crisp, juicy and sweet as ‘honey”. Good fresh eating, and markets. Keeps well in cold storage. A sister to Interlaken and Himrod. Easy to grow. Good producer, vigorous and disease resistant. Ten-dency to over produce, need to thin. Cane prune.

Remailly White Zone: 6-8

Harvest: Mid-Season

(H) Large, oval berries in large clusters. Mild, fruity pleasing fl avor. Adher-ent skin. Good storage. Vigorous and produces large crops. Resistant to cracking and botrytis. Should be cluster thinned.



Romulus White Zone: 2-5

Harvest: Late-Mid

Medium to large berries in small to medium clusters. Moderate cropping and vigorous growth. Needs long season to ripen well. Similar to Interlaken. Cane prune.

Ruby Dark Red Zone 8-9

Harvest: late

(E) Syn. ‘Kings Ruby’. Medium clusters of small berries. Crisp, fi rm fl esh. Sweet, mild fl avor. Excellent for fresh eating, and raisins. Good for cooking and wine. Vigorous grower. Heavy producer. Cane or spur prune.

SuĀ olk Red Red Zone: 1-7

Harvest: Early

(A) Large, loose clusters of large fruit. Excellent quality. Flesh is fi rm, crisp, and meaty, with a fi ne, spicy, sweet fl avor. Good fresh eating and raisins. Best with compost mulch and adequate moisture. Slight susceptibility to mildew but disease free. Cane prune.

Thompson White Zone: 7-9


(E) Large clusters of small-medium berries. Very sweet, mild fl avor. Good for fresh eating, cooking, wine, and raisins. Th in clusters for larger berries. Widely planted but needs plenty of heat for best quality. Cane prune.

Venus Blue Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early

(A) Medium berries in very large clusters. Excellent fl avor. Slip-skin. Resis-tant to cracking. Very productive, with moderate vigor. Moderately resistant to fungal diseases.

Wine Grape Own Root-All Certifi ed Vitis ViniferaNote: Hybrid wine grapes are similar to those of the wine producing areas of Germany and France. OĀ en a blend of two or more varieties will make a better, more balanced product than the one alone.

Aurore Pinkish/White Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Early

(H) Large loose clusters. Tender fl esh, very sweet fruity fl avor. Makes a deli-cate white wine. Good for fresh eating and wine. Th rives in Pacifi c North-west and cooler humid Northeast. Heavy producer and vigorous. Resistant to downy and powdery mildew. Can take -20˚. Spur prune.

Cabernet Franc Red Zone: 6-9

Harvest: Mid-late

(E) Similar to Cabernet sauvignon but more cold hardy. Cane prune.

Cabernet Sauvignon Purple-Black Zone: 7-9

Harvest: late

(E) Loose, medium-sized clusters. Distinctive red, Bordeaux-type fl avor. Very seeded. Requires relatively long hot summers to ripen. Vigorous. Mod-erately productive. Low incidence of fruit rot. Cane prune.

Chardonnay White Zone: 5-9


(E) Small, round, one seed per berry in small clusters. SoĀ , juicy fl esh surrounded by a tough, translucent skin. Used to make the famous French White Burgundy and Chablis, dry whit wines. Vigorous, moderately pro-ductive, and very cold hardy. Grows best in cool summers. Best planted in well-drained soils. Chance of frost damage on early emerging leaves. Birds like these. Cane prune.

Chenin Blanc White Zone: 5-10

Medium, oval, juicy berry on medium clusters. Consistent producer. Best quality in cool-moderate climates. Vigorous and productive. Cane pruned.

Early Muscat White Zone: 7-9

Harvest: Mid-Season

Rich and fruity, with a sweet perfumed fl avor. Makes a sweet dessert wine. Best eaten fresh off the vine as they lose fl avor is held too long. Can be dried as a seeded raisin. Cane or spur prune.

French Colombard Yellow Zone:

Harvest: Mid-Season

(E) Medium-size, juicy berries and clusters. Mild, fruity, highly acidic fl avor. Produces a white wine. Very productive and vigorous. Needs a long growing season. Adapted to Central Valley in California. Cane or spur pruned.

Gewurztraminer P inkish Red Zone:

Harvest: Early

(E) Small to medium, compact clusters. Small berry with fi rm, thick pulp. Fruity, spicy, aromatic, and moderately sweet. Produces a spicy white wine. Great fresh eating and for canned juice. A white grape of Alsace. Requires cool summers for best quality. Needs deep, fertile soils.

Merlot Deep Black Zone:

Harvest: Mid-Season

(E) Medium to large clusters, long conical, and loose. Distinctive red wine of the Bordeaux variety. Best in cooler regions.



Muller Thurgau Green Zone:

Harvest: Early

Clusters are small to medium and compact with small berries. Distinctive character and fi ne balance of acidity, fl avor and aroma. Produces a good white Riesling type wine. Best in moist fertile soil. Vine has low to medium vigor but produces heavily.

Muscat Ottenel White Zone: 5-9

Harvest: late

(E) Sweet, fl owery, perfumed fl avor. Only a couple of seeds per berry. Great for eating fresh, and making a sweet white wine. Productive. Best grown in fertile soil. Good botrytis bunch rot resistance. Spur prune.

Pinot Blanc White Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Mid-Season

(E) Large compact cluster of round berries. Vines are productive with mod-erate vigor. Resists botrytis and splitting.

Pinot Gris Blue-Gray Zone: 5

Harvest: Early

(E) Small to medium, conical berry in compact clusters. Distinctive, com-plex fl avor. Well-drained soil, and drought tolerant. Consistently productive with moderate vine vigor. Bunch rot is rare. Disease resistant.

Pinot Noir Dark Blue Zone: 5

Harvest: Early

(E) Small compact clusters. Large, numerous seeds. Moderate vigor. Dry red wine of Burgundy, similar to Chardonnay. Susceptible to bunch rot. Needs relatively cool summers, such as Western Oregon, Washington, and California. Cane prune.

White Riesling White Zone: 5-9

Harvest: Late

(E) Small to medium round berry. Delicate fl owery, aromatic fl avor, very distinctive. Makes a semi-sweet to sweet wine. Skin fairly thick and moderately tough. Moderately vigorous. Best suited for the northern grape regions. Susceptible to botrytis.

Zinfandel Reddish-Black Zone: 6


Medium-size. Juicy. Makes a good fruity red wine, in a variety of climates. Heavy bearing. Prefers mild winter and cool summers.

Kiwi

Actinidia Deliciosa- ‘Male’ Zone: 7-9

Harvest: Late October Pollinizers: One Male Vine Can Pollinate Eight Female Vines.

Vigorous vine with no fruit. Ornamental value with its large, showy, white, fragrant fl owers.

Actinidia Deliciosa‘Abbott’ - Female Brownish Zone: 7-9

Harvest: Late October Pollinizers: A. chinensis ‘Male’

Fruit size 1½ x 2½”. Fuzzy, dense, long hairs. Light green fl esh. Fruits well with good keeping quality. Vigorous vine.

Actinidia Deliciosa‘Blake’ - Female Dark Brown Zone: 7-9


Fruit size 1¾” dia. Productive, nearly round fuzzy fruit. Good plant for ar-eas with early autumn freezes as fruit can ripen up to six weeks earlier than ‘Hayward’.

Actinidia Deliciosa‘Bruno’ - Female Very Dark Brown Zone: 7-9


Fruit size 1¼x 2½”. Long, short bristlyhairs. Flesh is light green and good fl avor. A productive vine.

Actinidia Deliciosa‘Hayward’ - Female Tan Zone: 7-9

Bloom: Very Late Harvest: Late October Pollinizers: A. chinensis ‘Male’

Fruit size 2½ x 3¼”. Bright green fl esh and a strawberry-like fl avor. Largest and most attractive fuzzy-kiwi variety. A good keeping variety. Blooms very late and is moderately prolifi c. Good for commercial production as well as the home gardener.

Actinidia Deliciosa‘Vincent’ - Female Dark Brown Zone: 7-9

Late October Pollinizers: A. chinensis ‘Male’

Fruit size 1¾” dia (approx. egg-size). Fuzzy skin and tasty fl avor. Good for Southern California, too. Productive, nearly round fruit. Can grow to 30’ on a twining vine.



Actinidia Arguta–Male Zone: 5-9

Profuse blooms. Th e ‘Male’ can pollinate 8 ‘Female’. It is an attractive, vigor-ous ornamental vine.

Actinidia Arguta–Female Green Zone: 5-9

Harvest: October Pollinizers: A. arguta ‘Male’

Oblong, grape size fruit with smooth skin, grown in clusters. Th e lime green fruit is sweet and fl avorful. Hardy to 25° F

Actinidia Arguta ‘Issai’ Green Zone: 5-9

Pollinizers: Self-fruitful

Grape size fruit with fuzz-less skin, no need to peel. OĀ en sweeter than fuzzy fruit. Very high in vitamin C. Can set fruit in fi rst year. Will produce more and larger fruit with a male plant. 20-25’.



Apple Cider

Good cider is created from a mix of sweet, tart, aromatic and astringent apples and crabapples. Some cider makers will even add pear for a more complex fl avor. Here is a short list from what we carry:

Cortland H aralsonCox’s Orange JonagoldDolgo Crab KingEmpire L ibertyGravenstein N ewtown Pippin

Apple Ripening Time

M id July Lodi M id Aug Discovery Late Aug Royal Gala® Summer Red E arly Sept Akane Gravenstein Red Gravenstein M id Sept Liberty McIntosh, Red Late Sept Chehalis Cox’s Orange Empire Red Delicious Yellow Delicious Wealthy Early Oct Haralson Jonagold King Spartan Mid Oct Cortland Northern Spy Late Oct Melrose Mutsu Red Fuji Spitzenburg N ovember Braeburn Granny Smith Newtown Pippin

Apple Bloom TimeNote: Approximate dates are for Northern Willamette Valley, OR

G ravenstein Li berty Lod i McIntosh, Dbl Red Red Gravenstein S ummer Red Stark® Royal Gala® Gr anny Smith Red Delicious Aka ne B raeburn Co rtland C ox’s Orange C hehalis Dis covery Em pire Ha ralson Jo nagold We althy M elrose M utsu N ewtown Pippin Y ellow Delicious Sp artan S pitzenberg Ki ng No rthern Spy Red Fuji

Apple Storage ratingLater ripening apples are usually the best keepers.

B raeburn Li berty M elrose M utsu N ewtown Pippin No rthern Spy Red Fuji Co rtland Ha ralson Jo nagold Ki ng McIntosh, Dbl Red Sp artan S pitzenburg S ummer Red We althy Aka ne Dis covery

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Fruit Tree Information



Cherry Ripening Time

L ate June Stella Bada E arly July Bing Rainier Royal Ann Van North Star M id July Lapins Sam Sweetheart L ate July Montmorency

Asian Pear Ripening Time

E arly Aug Yakumo Hosui Late Aug Shinseiki Mid Sept Nijiseiki Chojuro Mid Oct Shinko O ct/Nov Korean Giant

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Fruit Tree Information

Planting InstructionsPrior to planting, if soil is very sandy or very heavy, add compost to improve water retention and drainage.

Planting:Th e roots should be fresh and plump - trim away any bruised or damaged roots. If the roots look dried out, soak overnight in a bucket of water.

Dig a hole large enough to accommodate roots easily without cramping, bending or cutting them to fi t. Form a cone of soil in bottom of hole.

Set the tree root on mound. Adjust the tree’s depth so that the old soil line (a darkened line at the base of the trunk) will be at the surface level of soil sur-rounding the planting hole.

Refi ll the hole about ¾ full with soil and fi rm it around roots with fi ngers. Th en thoroughly soak with water. If settling occurs, readjust tree depth by grasp-ing at the base and rocking it back and forth while gently pulling up. Once readjusted, add remaining soil and water it.

Form a ridge around the hole to create a basin to direct water to roots. If planted in hot area of direct sunlight, paint trunk of tree with white latex or white-wash to protect it from sunburn (especially important for small fruit trees).

In the future – don’t overwater tree. Check moisture in soil well beneath the surface and only water when necessary.

NOTE: For best performance, prune back all branches by 1/3. this promotes good root production to best support the tree.

Domestic Pear Ripening Time

Late Aug Red Clapp’s Early Sept Bartlett Mid Sept Moonglow Late Sept Anjou Bosc Early Oct Highland Comice

Plum Ripening Time

E arly July Methley Mid July Peach Plum Late July Green Gage Beauty M id Aug Shiro Santa Rosa Toka Satsuma Early Sept French Petite Seneca Stanley Mid Sept Brooks Yellow Egg Italian Late Sept Elephant Heart



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Acer buergeranum X R-O L Fall

A. campestre X X X Y L L,M Colors

A. campestre 'Evelyn' pp#4392 X X Y L Bronze

A. circinatum X Y-O-S L Brown

A. x freemanii 'Armstrong' X Y-O L Burgundy

A. x freemanii 'Jeffersred' pp#4864 X S L Orange

A. ginnala 'Flame' X X O-R L M Purple

A. macrophyllum Y L Red

A. negundo 'Flamingo' X R-P L Rust

Acer platanoides N X X Y L L X Scarlet

A. platanoides ' Columnar' N X X Y L L X Yellow

A. platanoides ' Crimson King' N X R-B L L X

A. platanoides ' Crimson Sentry' N X X R-B L L X

A. platanoides ' Deborah' N X G L L X

A. platanoides ' Drummondii' N X L L X

A. platanoides ' Emerald Queen' N X X Y L L X

A. platanoides 'Royal Red' N X R-B L L X

A. platanoides ' Superform' N X Y L L X Risk

Acer rubrum 'Autumn Flame' X X R X L H X High

A. rubrum 'Franksred' X X R-O X L H X Medium

A. rubrum 'Karpick' X X Y-O X L H X Low

A. rubrum 'October Glory' pp#2216 X X R X L H X

A. rubrum 'Scanlon' X X R-O X L H X

Acer saccharum X Y-O-R X L M.H X

A. saccharum 'Green Mountain'pp#2339 X R-O X L M,H X

A. saccharum 'Legacy' pp#4979 X Y-O-R X L M,H X

Acer tataricum X Y-O-R L H

Alnus rubra X X Y X L

Amelanchier x gr.'Aut. Brilliance'pp#5717 Y X R X M L,M

Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica X Y L L

B. pendula X Y L L

B. pendula 'Youngii' X Y L L

B. jacquemonti X Y L L

B. nigra X X X Y X L L X

B. nigra 'Cully' X X X Y X L L

B. papyrifera X Y X L L

B. platyphylla japonica X Y X L L

Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' Y X X X Y L H

Cercidiphyllum japonicum Y-O-R

Cercis canadensis Y L H X

C. canadensis 'Alba' L H X

C. canadensis 'Forest Pansy' P L H X

Cornus kousa chinensis R-P X L,M H

C. racemosa X X R-P X M X

Crataegus crus-galli 'Inermis' X X X O-R X L M,H X

C. laevigata 'Paulii' X X X X L M,H

C. viridis 'Winter King' X X X Y X L M,H X

C. x lavellei X X X BR L M,H

Eucommia ulmoides Y X X X



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Fraxinus americana 'Junginger' Y X X X R L L X

F. angustifolia 'Raywood' X X X BUR L

F. latifolia X X X Y L Fall

F. pennsylvanica 'Cimmzam' X X X X R L L,M X Colors

F. pennsylvanica 'Patmore' X X X X X Y L L,M X Bronze

F. pennsylvanica 'Summit' X X X X X Y L L,M X Brown

F. pennsylvanica 'Urbanite' pp#6215 X X X X X BR L L,M X Burgundy

Gleditsia tricanthos 'Christie' pp#3096 Y X X X X X Y L L X Orange

G. tricanthos inermis cv.'Impcole' Y X X X X X Y L L X Purple

G. tricanthos 'Shademaster' Y X X X X X Y L L X Red

G. tricanthos inermis cv.'Skycole' Y X X X X X Y L L X Rust

G. tricanthos inermis cv.'Suncole' Y X X X X Y L L X Scarlet

Gymnocladus dioica X Y Yellow

Halesia carolina Y

Koelreuteria paniculata Y X X X X Y

Laburnum x watereri 'Vossi' X X

Liquidambar styraciflua Y X X Y-P-R X L H X Risk

L. styraciflua 'Palo Alto' Y X X O-R L H X Low

L. styraciflua 'Worplesdon' Y X X Y-O-P L H X Medium

Liriodendron tulipifera Y X L M X High

Malus 'Adams' Y X X M M,H

M. Donald Wyman' Y X X M M,H

M. floribunda Y X X M M,H

M. 'Indian Magic' Y X X X M M,H

M. ioensis 'Klehm's Improved Bechtel' Y X X O-R M M,H

M. 'Prairifire' Y X X M M,H

M. 'Profusion' Y X X M M,H

M. 'Red Baron' Y X X M M,H

M. 'Red Jade' X X X M M,H

M. 'Robinson' Y X X O M M,H

M. 'Royalty' Y X X M M,H

M. sargentii Y X X X M M,H

M. 'Snowdrift' Y X X M M,H

M. 'Spring Snow' Y X X M M,H

M. 'Sutyzam' pp#7062 Y X X X M M,H

M. x zumi 'Calocarpa' Y X X M M,H

Metasequoia glyptostroboides O H

Morus alba 'Chaparral' X Y H

Nyssa sylvatica X X R X L H X

Populus deltoides 'Siouxland N X X Y X M,H X

P. nigra 'Afghanica' N X X X Y X M,H

P.nigra 'Italica' N X X X Y X M,H

P. tremula 'Erecta' N X X Y X M,H

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Prunus 'Accolade' Y M M,H

P. 'Okame' Y M M,H

P. sargentii Y M M,H Fall

P. sargentii 'Columnaris' Y O-R M M,H Colors

P. serrulata 'Amanogawa' Y Y-R M M,H Bronze

P. serrulata 'Kwanzan' Y O-R M M,H Brown

P. serrulata 'Mt. Fuji' Y O-R M M,H Burgundy

P. serrulata 'Royal Burgundy' pp#6520 Y P M M,H Orange

P. serrulata 'Shirofugen' Y O-R M M,H Purple

P. serrulata 'Shogetsu' Y O-R M M,H Red

P. subhirtella 'Yae-Shidare-Higan' N Y M M,H Rust

P. x 'Snofozam' N O M M,H Scarlet

P. x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' Y Y M M,H Yellow

P. x yedoensis Y Y M M,H

P. x yedoensis 'Akebono' Y Y M M,H

Prunus virginiana 'Shubert' X R-P M M,H X

Prunus x cistena R M H

P. x blireiana Y R M M,H Risk

P. cerasifera 'Krauter Vesuvius' Y M M,H Low

P. cerasifera 'Newport' Y M M,H Medium

P. cerasifers 'Thundercloud' Y M M,H High

Pyrus calleryana 'Aristocrat' Y X X R M M

P. calleryana 'Capital' Y X X R-P M M

P. calleryana 'Glen's Form' pp#2489 Y X X R-O-P M M

P. calleryana 'Redspire' Y X X P M M

P. calleryana 'Sylvania' pp#4530 Y X X O-R M M

Quercus acutissima X Y L

Q. bicolor X X O-R L X

Q. coccinea Y X R L X

Q. garryanna X X Y-B X L

Q. macrocarpa Y X X X X X Y-B L X

Q. palustris Y X O-R X L X

Q. rubra Y X O-R X L

Q. shumardii X R L

Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' N X X Y X

R. pseudoacacia 'Purple Robe' N X X Y X

Salix alba var. vitellina X X X Y L L,M

S. alba 'Tristis' N X X X Y L L,M

S. babylonica N X X X Y L L,M

S. matsudana 'Tortuosa Aureopendula' N X X X Y L L,M

Sorbus aucuparia 'Michred' pp#3114 Y RUST X L,M

Styrax japonicus Y-R

Syringa meyeri 'Palibin' Y

S. reticulata 'Ivory Silk' X X X

S. vulgaris

Tilia americana 'Redmond' Y Y L M X

T. cordata 'Greenspire' pp#2086 Y Y L M

Zelkova serrata 'Green Vase' pp#5080 R-BR L

Z. serrata 'Village Green' pp#2337 X X RUST L



Prices

herein are for the trade only and cancel all previous prices off ered by us. Prices are based on present market conditions and are subject to change without notice. All prices are F.O.B. from Salem, Oregon.

Terms

Net thirty days from date of invoice to those of established credit or whose responsibility is known to us. A late payment charge of 1 ½ % per month (true annual percentage rate of 18%) will be made aĀ er 30 days on unpaid balances, unless other arrangements are made at time of shipment. Any al-lowances are applicable only when terms of sale are met.

Claims

Must be made promptly (within 5 days) on receipt of shipment and all unsatisfactory or rejected goods held for our advice or disposition. We guarantee all nursery stock to be in good condition when shipped. We do not guarantee plants to live aĀ er accepted in good condition and will at no time be responsible for more than purchase price.

Guarantee

We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to life, description, quality, productiveness or any other matter of any nursery stock, seeds or plants that we sell. It is mutually agreed that our total liability for any error, should any prove untrue to names as labeled, shall be limited upon satisfactory proof, to our replacing free or refunding the purchase price thereof. We accept all orders subject to crop conditions, errors in counts and with the understand-ing that the same shall be void should injury befall the stock because of hail, fi re, frost or other cause beyond our control. We reserve the right to ship one grade size substitute.

Cancellations

All cancellations or substitutions must be received in writing no later than January 1st for bare root trees or prior to digging for specimen trees. Cancellations aĀ er January 1st or aĀ er digging may be subject to a 10% restocking charge.

Shipping

Boxes, bales and packages will be charged at cost of labor and materials. No charge for packing car or truck loads. We pack all of our stock with the greatest of care and our responsibility ceases when the stock is delivered to carrier. We are not liable for delays in transit.

Don Meyer – President

Keith M eyer – Vice President of Operations

Juli anne M eyer – Chief Financial Offi cer

Sandra Bunk aite-K ur ochkin – Offi ce Manager

Br ian Ad ams – Customer Relations/Sales Manager

Brad Bur ns – Sales

Andr ea R ile y – Research Assistant/Sales

Anna Engelmann – Payroll

Sales RepresentativesBr ian Ad ams3795 Gibson Rd. NW Salem, OR 97304

Phone: 800-779-0440 Cell: 503-779-5645 Fax: 503-364-3407E-Mail: [email protected]: CO, ID, MT, OR, UT, WA, WY, NM, AZ

Andy Bl od get t399 14th Street SchoolcraĀ , MI 49087

Phone: 616-679-2546 Toll Free: 1-888-800-9003 Fax: 1-800-555-4401Area: AR, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, ND, NE, MI, MN, MO, OK, SD, TN, WI

Patr ick C ol well681 Napa Valley Lane Apt. #3 Crestview Hills, KY 41017

Phone: 859-344-9090 Fax: 859-344-9055E-Mail: [email protected]: OH

Ken Sa saki20033 N. Kennefi ck Acampo, CA 95220

Phone: 209-610-0350 Fax: 209-366-6864Area: CA, NV

Jim Smith4620 Marcellus Canton, OH 44708

Phone: 330-477-6663 Fax: 330-477-6663Area: OH

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