Fruit Trees

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This tree: Produces juicy, yellow freestone fruit with a crimson blush--ideal for eating, canning, freezing, and jam making. Yields ripe fruit typically from late July to early August, though maybe 4–6 weeks later in colder climates. Is self-fertile but provides a better crop when planted in multiples.

This apple tree produces fruit that is large with bright green skin which is retained long after harvest. The apple flesh is firm tart and sweet on this apple tree. The Granny Smith apple is great for fresh eating, cooking, and baking. This is a very heavy-producing apple tree that does well in mild winter climates.

Noted for its cold-hardiness, Prunus persica 'Reliance ' is a vigorous and fast-growing peach tree adorned with profuse soft pink blossoms in early-mid spring. They are followed by a heavy crop of medium-sized, freestone, red blushed yellow fruits in mid-late summer. The soft yellow flesh has a good flavor.

The White Lady peach tree is a very popular white-fleshed peach variety which is perfect for home orchards. These trees produce delicious freestone white with red blushed peaches with radiant pink flowers in the spring.

Kieffer pears are large and golden yellow with a coarse, white flesh (drier than Orient Pear) and musky aroma. They are very hardy, tolerating both drought and floods (hardiness zones 4-9). The tree blooms small, white flowers in the spring and has dark glossy leaves

Kieffer pears are large and golden yellow with a coarse, white flesh (drier than Orient Pear) and musky aroma. They are very hardy, tolerating both drought and floods (hardiness zones 4-9). The tree blooms small, white flowers in the spring and has dark glossy leaves

Bartlett pear trees are famous for their yellow-green, sweet fruits. Also known as Williams pear trees in Britain, these trees are a cultivar of Pyrus communis. Available in both standard and dwarf height varieties, Bartlett pear trees reach a mature height of 15 feet to 20 feet

The standard early harvest apple tree grows to a height of 20–25' and a spread of around 25' at maturity. The semi-dwarf variety grows to a height of 12–15' with a spread of 12–15'. The dwarf variety grows to a height of about 10' with a spread of about 10

Produces red double flowers, followed by deep maroon leaves that fade to green-maroon by mid-summer. Grown for its ornamental value rather than fruit production. Nice specimen. One of the first trees to bloom in spring.

The Pink Lady apple tree has fruit with a blushing pink skin over green. The Pink Lady is a large apple with a snappy tartness and crisp, sweet flavor. Its flesh resists browning when cut, making the Pink Lady great for fresh eating or a long storage life. Harvest is late September.