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9-22 End Apple Tree

9-22 End is an apple tree of a kind that is rare to see. Is not only exceptionally hardy, but also produces good-tasting fruit! This tree is capable of thriving in zone 1 where little else will survive.

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Acme Plum Tree

Zone 2

Acme is a small to medium red plum. It is semi-freestone, flavourful and juicy. The tree is also extremely hardy, and disease-resistant.

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Alderman Plum Tree

Zone 4

Alderman is a particularly ornamental and productive Japanese plum tree. A precocious producer, it gives large and delightfully sweet plums every year. It's the perfect plum tree for home gardeners!

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American Chestnut

Zone 4

We are excited to be able to offer and contribute to preserving this now highly endangered species. This fast-growing tree produces annual yields of sweet chestnuts that are a very valuable food source.

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Aronia (Black chokeberry)

Zone 3

Famed for its health benefits; aronia (black chokeberry) is also highly ornamental, very easy to grow, and has a distinctive taste that lends itself to a wide range of uses.

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Basket Willow

Zone 3

Although best known for its use as a material in basket making, basket willow is an amazingly useful plant with many other applications. It is vigorous, graceful and incredibly easy to grow.

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Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta)

Zone 2

This native hazelnut tree is the most cold-hardy of the hazelnut species, perfect for growing in northern Canada. Beaked hazelnut is also disease resistant and can grow in partial shade.

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Biodiverse grove for wildlife lovers

A biodiverse package of native food-producing trees, equally suited for creating a permaculture-style windbreak hedge, or simply for supporting the local wildlife on your land.

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Black Walnut

Zone 3

The nuts of the black walnut are well known for their distinctive and aromatic flavour. Black walnut is also the most valuable North American hardwood, and therefore a real financial investment.

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Blackcurrant

Zone 3

Boasts an unmistakable aroma and many uses and health benefits. Blackcurrant is also one of the very first berries to harvest, and one of the easiest fruits to grow.

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Brianna Grape Vine

Zone 4

A very flavourful, medium-large seeded grape, with tropical and fruity undertones. It is very good for fresh eating and wonderful for juice.

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Brookgold Plum Tree

Zone 2

Bearing deliciously sweet, freestone yellow plums, this plum tree is also amazingly hardy. It can thrive in harsh climates up to zone 2!

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Buartnut

Zone 4

A vigorous, fast-growing and disease-resistant walnut tree. The nuts of the buartnut are sweet and mild, similar to butternut, but the tree shows more disease resistance and grows faster.

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Bur Oak

Zone 3

Quercus macrocarpa is a native oak tree, tolerant of most soil types as well as salt and pollution. It produces mild acorns that are the among the largest of the oak species.

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Canada Plum Tree

Zone 2

The Canada Plum (Prunus nigra) is a wild-growing native tree that is the best pollinator for hybrid plum trees. It also produces sweet-tasting fruit.

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Collet Apple Tree

Zone 3

A precocious and disease-resistant apple tree that starts to produce two years earlier than most. Its well-balanced sweet and acidic flavour makes it equally good for cooking and eating.

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Elderberry

Zone 3

A native and fast-growing fruit bush, this is the only northern fruit that grows well in damp soils. Both the berries and flowers are edible and have a wide range of uses.

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Fall Red Apple Tree

Zone 2

Fall Red is a tree that you will definitely want in your yard, especially if you live in a cold climate. Not only is it an extremely hardy and disease resistant tree - its fruit is a delectable treat!

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Flowering Quince

Zone 5

An ornamental shrub that produces exquisite blossoms in early spring. Its highly aromatic fruit adds a special savour to many dishes, but they especially shine in jams and jellies.

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Garry Raspberry

Zone 3

As sweet-tasting as a wild raspberry, with the size of a cultivated raspberry. This variety is a delicious sweet treat, and our favourite raspberry. It is also very easy to grow.

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Golden Weeping Willow

Zone 4

A very beautiful and ornamental tree with an exceptionally fast growth rate. This willow is perfect for growing in wet locations and reducing erosion on riverbanks.

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Goodland Apple Tree

Zone 5

One of the best early apples in zone 3, Goodland has a lovely, lightly aromatic flavour, and crisp and tender white flesh. It is equally good to eat fresh as when cooked into a delicious applesauce.

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Grenville Plum Tree

Zone 3

A large plum with a mild and sweet flavour.

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Hackberry (Celtis occidentalis)

Zone 3

A fast-growing and graceful member of the elm family, immune to Dutch elm disease. This tree produces small and sweet berries, and is highly versatile; tolerant of a range of conditions.

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Hardygold Plum Tree

Zone 3

A productive and hardy plum tree, Hardygold is a great variety for cold climates. It produces a sweet and tasty yellow plum, ready to harvest at the end of August.

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Hawthorn

Zone 3

A tree that is very pleasing to the eye and produces small, tasty red fruit resembling crab apples. This thorny tree will also make an effective deer-proof hedge.

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Hazelbert

Zone 3

Hazelnuts at least double the size of our native beaked hazel. This shrub is productive and easy to grow, and its nuts are among the easiest to harvest and process.

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Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum trilobum)

Zone 3

An excellent ornamental shrub, with year-round beauty. This native shrub bears small red berries that have some similarities to cranberries in appearance and flavour, though with a different texture.

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Hogan Grape Vine

Zone 4

A very productive grapevine and one of the earliest varieties to ripen. This tasty blue grape has a complex and aromatic flavour, somewhat reminiscent of Concord.

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Julienne Pear Tree

Zone 3

An absolutely delicious pear of outstanding quality. The fruit is beautiful, sweet and juicy; comparable to the Bartlett pear. The tree is self-fertile and easy to grow.

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Korean Pine

Zone 2

Korean pine is an adaptable and highly cold-resistant nut tree. The nuts are as large as pistachios, and are typically used in salads and pesto. The tree resembles the white pine.

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Krazulya Pear Tree

Zone 3

This exceptionally hardy Russian pear tree is also beautiful in appearance. Among the first pears to ripen, it is very tasty and flavourful, and gives fruit at an early age.

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La Crescent Plum Tree

Zone 4

A real delicacy to eat fresh, La Crescent’s flavour is perfectly sweet and reminiscent of apricot and honey. It is also freestone.

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Lautz Apple Tree

Zone 3

One of our absolute best apples for winter storage, Lautz’s flavour reaches its full development after several months of storage. This tree is also highly disease-resistant.

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Lilac

Zone 2

Lilacs produce magnificent and edible flowers, with a delightful scent. They are also very beneficial for bees and insects, and are adaptable to most soil types

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Little Family Orchard

Zone 2

If you would like to start growing fruit trees at home, and would like a suggestion of some trees to get you started, this little package might be perfect for you!

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Loma Pear Tree

Zone 3

One of the earliest pears to harvest, Loma is flavourful, refreshing and very enjoyable to eat fresh. The flavour is sweet and balanced with a slight background acidity, unusual in pears and very pleasant.

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Lorraine Pear Tree

Zone 4

Lorraine is a very tasty late-season pear that melts in the mouth, we found it tasted very similar to the popular Bartlett pear. The tree is also self-fertile, very productive and hardy in zone 4.

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Madawaska Raspberry

Zone 3

A productive and very hardy raspberry bramble, Madawaska produces early-ripening berries of medium size and very good flavour.

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Manor Cherry-Plum

Zone 2

This cherry-plum is dark purple both inside and out, with a delightful sweet flavour. Manor is very productive, and performs better than the average stone fruit for preserves.

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Maskinonge Chokecherry

Zone 2

Large chokecherries that are less astringent and sweeter than most chokecherries. These extremely hardy trees will also be beloved by the local fauna.

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Minnesota 447 Apple Tree

Zone 4

This apple is a unanimous favourite of our team each and every year. It is exceptionally crisp, mouth-wateringly juicy and its flavour is something truly special, with aromas of sugar cane and litchi!

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Noret Apple Tree

Zone 2

The perfect apple for starting the harvest season, especially in the far north. The apples are ready in early August, and they are crunchy, tasty and flavourful. -Zone 2-

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Norkent Apple Tree

Zone 2

Consistently ranks among the top apples we taste. A crunchy, sweet apple with a mild and non-acidic flavour, which also stores very well. Amazing quality for a tree hardy in zone 2!

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Nova Easygro Apple Tree

Zone 3

This crispy apple boasts a well-rounded traditional apple-flavour, and performs very well in storage. This tree is also particularly notable for its disease resistance.

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Nova Pear Tree

Zone 4

A large, superbly tasty and extremely versatile dessert pear, good to eat both when green and when fully ripe. The tree is self-fertile, and hardy to zone 4.

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Opata Cherry-plum

Zone 2

This cherry-plum, or ‘chum’ as it is sometimes called, produces delicious aromatic fruit, and grows as a spreading shrub rather than a tree. It bears fruit early, within about two years.

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Parkland Apple Tree

Zone 2

Parkland is an ultra-hardy tree which produces good fresh-eating fruit. It is good for fresh eating, with a pleasant sweet and tart flavour. Hard to beat in terms of quality for the far north!

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Pathfinder Raspberry

Zone 3

A productive fall-bearing raspberry that produces fruit throughout the month of August. It tastes excellent, exactly what you expect from a good raspberry, and is also extremely cold-hardy.

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Patten Pear Tree

Zone 3

A large pear of truly superior quality. It has creamy sweet flesh and an absolutely delicious flavour, developing over time in storage. It is a particular favourite on our table!

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Patterson Pride Plum Tree

Zone 2

A plum tree known for its weeping form, hardy in zone 2b. It gives heavy yields of a sweet red plum that is perfect for fresh eating and good for jam.

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Perfection Plum Tree

Zone 2

A small, pink freestone plum, Perfection has a unique and delicious flavour with notes of apricot and peach. It resembles a European plum in texture.

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Plum tree - surprise

Zone 4: One of our regular plum cultivars that has unfortunately lost its name tag. It is a surprise, but guaranteed to be at least hardy to zone 4 and certainly of good quality. We recommend planting it in zone 4 or warmer, accompanied by a Canada Plum or American plum to ensure good pollination.