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Zone 6 self-fertile: Seedling of a Mitchell Buartnut. The cultivar Mitchell is a hybrid Buartnut (cross between a heartnut and a butternut.) The tree is very productive, and its nut in the shape of a heart comes easily out of the shell, and tastes delicious. For better production, plant it next to either a butternut tree or another buartnut.

Pear tree - Celine

Pear tree - Celine

Zone 3: An extremely cold-hardy pear variety that can survive temperatures of -50 °F. Originated as a seedling of Patten. The pear is large and juicy, with a buttery texture and sweet flavour. It stores well if harvested a week before maturity and kept cold. Harvest beginning of October.

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Maskinonge Chokecherry

Maskinonge Chokecherry

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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Nova Easygro Apple Tree

Nova Easygro Apple Tree

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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Perfection Plum Tree

Perfection Plum Tree

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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La Crescent Plum Tree

La Crescent Plum Tree

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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Sea buckthorn “Eva” (female)

Sea buckthorn “Eva” (female)

Zone 3 self-sterile (dioecious): Sea buckthorn is a cold-hardy, thorny shrub that produces elongated orange berries possessing a multitude of health benefits. The berries are extremely rich in vitamins (especially C and E), proteins, and antioxidants. The flavour is quite acidic and recalls elements of citrus and passion fruit. The fruit is very versatile and can be consumed fresh or used in juice, jams, candies, ice cream. The leaves can be used to make herbal teas. Sea buckthorn plants require plenty of sunlight and are quite drought tolerant. Their root systems are extensive, making them an interesting option for combatting soil erosion. They have a strong tendency towards suckering. This cultivar “Eva” is known for having the highest concentration of polyphenols in its berries, and for being less thorny than most varieties. Its fruits reach maturity in September-October. The shrub grows up to 1.5 m (3ft) tall. It is a female cultivar and needs a male cultivar like “Lord” for pollination. Flowers are wind pollinated.

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Boreal Beauty Haskap

Boreal Beauty Haskap

A very vigorous and productive honeyberry bush. Its berry is larger than a blueberry and has excellent flavour.

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September Ruby Apple Tree

September Ruby Apple Tree

One of the hardiest apple varieties we have come across, September Ruby is an apple of outstandingly good quality for such a hardy tree. We all adore it for fresh eating and juice.

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Nova Easygro Apple Tree

Nova Easygro Apple Tree

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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Patten Pear Tree

Patten Pear Tree

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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Noret Apple Tree

Noret Apple Tree

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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Madawaska Raspberry

Madawaska Raspberry

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

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State Fair Apple tree

State Fair Apple tree

State Fair is one of our favorite apple trees, its apples are magnificent in addition to being delicious, crisp and juicy. They are ready to be harvested quite early in the season, at the end of August.

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Elderberry

Elderberry

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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Currant - pink

Currant - pink

Zone 3 self-fertile: This currant bush produces clusters of pink translucent berries, sweet and flavourful, excellent for fresh eating. It is one of the only fruit trees that grows well in semi-shade. Harvest takes place at the end of July.

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Ure Pear Tree

Ure Pear Tree

An exceptionally hardy, productive and disease-resistant pear tree. It produces a small pear, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in taste - a delicious treat when fresh off the tree.

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Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata)

Shagbark Hickory (Carya ovata)

Well-known for its use in smoking, this rare and magnificent tree also produces delicious nuts very similar to pecans in flavour. It is one of nature’s masterpieces, a gift to future generations.

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Rugosa Rose

Rugosa Rose

Along with beautiful roses, this hardy and resilient rose bush produces edible rosehips that make fantastic jam. It is one of the easiest roses to grow, but it can also be invasive.

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Brianna Grape Vine

Brianna Grape Vine

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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Hazelbert

Hazelbert

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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Hardygold Plum Tree

Hardygold Plum Tree

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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Lorraine Pear Tree

Lorraine Pear Tree

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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Basket Willow

Basket Willow

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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Rouville Apple Tree

Rouville Apple Tree

This apple tree combines many sought-after qualities. The apple is large in size and is a perfect all-purpose apple. The tree displays particularly good disease-resistance.

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Golden Weeping Willow

Golden Weeping Willow

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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Elderberry

Elderberry

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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Sea buckthorn “Eva” (female)

Sea buckthorn “Eva” (female)

Zone 3 self-sterile (dioecious): Sea buckthorn is a cold-hardy, thorny shrub that produces elongated orange berries possessing a multitude of health benefits. The berries are extremely rich in vitamins (especially C and E), proteins, and antioxidants. The flavour is quite acidic and recalls elements of citrus and passion fruit. The fruit is very versatile and can be consumed fresh or used in juice, jams, candies, ice cream. The leaves can be used to make herbal teas. Sea buckthorn plants require plenty of sunlight and are quite drought tolerant. Their root systems are extensive, making them an interesting option for combatting soil erosion. They have a strong tendency towards suckering. This cultivar “Eva” is known for having the highest concentration of polyphenols in its berries, and for being less thorny than most varieties. Its fruits reach maturity in September-October. The shrub grows up to 1.5 m (3ft) tall. It is a female cultivar and needs a male cultivar like “Lord” for pollination. Flowers are wind pollinated.

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Package of 10 coppiced elderberry plants

Package of 10 coppiced elderberry plants

Get yourself packages of 10 elderberry root systems at a discount.

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Minnesota 447 Apple Tree

Minnesota 447 Apple Tree

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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Valiant Grape Vine

Valiant Grape Vine

An exceptionally cold-hardy grape, with a flavour profile similar to Concord. Sweet and tart, with some seeds, it is excellent both for fresh eating, and for preserves.

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Valiant Grape Vine

Valiant Grape Vine

An exceptionally cold-hardy grape, with a flavour profile similar to Concord. Sweet and tart, with some seeds, it is excellent both for fresh eating, and for preserves.

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Black walnut, seedling of “Spark 127”

Black walnut, seedling of “Spark 127”

Zone 4 self fertile: Spark 127 is a variety of black walnut that gives nuts of medium size and excellent quality. These seedlings will offer very similar nuts, albeit genetically different since they are seedlings. (variations in size, taste, amount of oil, etc.).
Black walnuts are self fertile but will be more productive with the benefit of cross-pollination with another cultivar or another seedling of Spark 127.
Black walnuts are fast-growing trees that can reach heights of 30 m and spreads of 10 m. They need plenty of sunlight and a rich, well-drained soil to grow well and reach their full potential.

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Black Walnut

Black Walnut

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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Patten Pear Tree

Patten Pear Tree

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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Sea buckthorn “Sunny” (female)

Sea buckthorn “Sunny” (female)

Zone 3 self-sterile (dioecious): Sea buckthorn is a cold-hardy, thorny shrub that produces elongated orange berries possessing a multitude of health benefits. The berries are extremely rich in vitamins (especially C and E), proteins, and antioxidants. The flavour is quite acidic and recalls elements of citrus and passion fruit. The fruit is very versatile and can be consumed fresh or used in juice, jams, candies, ice cream. The leaves can be used to make herbal teas. Sea buckthorn plants require plenty of sunlight and are quite drought tolerant. Their root systems are extensive, making them an interesting option for combatting soil erosion. They have a strong tendency towards suckering. This cultivar “Sunny” is notable for its particularly large berries with a more subtle flavour, and relative lack of thorns. Its fruits reach maturity around the end of August. The shrub grows up to 3 m (10 ft) tall. It is a female cultivar and needs a male cultivar like “Lord” for pollination. Flowers are wind pollinated.

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Brookgold Plum Tree

Brookgold Plum Tree

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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Loma Pear Tree

Loma Pear Tree

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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Apple tree - Venerand

Apple tree - Venerand

Zone 3: Spur type apple tree produces very attractive white apples of relatively large size. The fruit can be eaten green (reminiscent of Granny Smith at this stage) or fully ripe when the skin has turned white (much like Yellow Transparent). Firm, crisp texture.

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Pear tree - Schroeder

Pear tree - Schroeder

Zone 2: Very cold-hardy pear tree that produces large pears with soft and buttery flesh. Good for eating fresh or preserving.

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Opata Cherry-plum

Opata Cherry-plum

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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Southworth Pear Tree

Southworth Pear Tree

An extremely cold hardy and productive pear tree - you can count on Southworth to give a good harvest every year. The pears are large, mild and sweet, with very good storage capabilities.

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Prairie Star Grape Vine

Prairie Star Grape Vine

An extremely cold-resistant grape vine with good disease resistance. The light-green grape is flavourful with a good balance of sweetness and acidity, suitable for fresh eating and juice.

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Hawthorn

Hawthorn

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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Perfection Plum Tree

Perfection Plum Tree

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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American Plum - Prunus americana

American Plum - Prunus americana

The American plum is a wild-growing native tree that is an excellent pollinator for hybrid plum trees. It also produces sweet-tasting fruit.

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Maskinonge Chokecherry

Maskinonge Chokecherry

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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Abricotier de Mandchourie

Abricotier de Mandchourie

Résistant au froid, l'abricotier de Mandchourie offre une floraison magnifique et de nombreux abricots dorés, juteux et sucrés. Un vrai délice!

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Walnut tree - Heartnut (seedling)

Walnut tree - Heartnut (seedling)

Zone 5 self-fertile: The nuts of this walnut tree measure about 4cm in diameter (shell on) with a thin husk that does not stick to the nut, and can be removed by hand when the nut is dry. The tree is moderately vigorous, and will reach a height of 20m and a spread of 20m at maturity. self-fertile, but better production with a second heartnut.

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Grape vine - Radisson

Grape vine - Radisson

Zone 4a self-fertile. Blue-violet grape with good resistance to early fall frosts. It is also disease-resistance, apart from a slight susceptibility to powdery mildew. The vine is productive and the grape ripens in mid-season. It is a good table grape with very fruity aromas.

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American Plum - Prunus americana

American Plum - Prunus americana

The American plum is a wild-growing native tree that is an excellent pollinator for hybrid plum trees. It also produces sweet-tasting fruit.

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Nova Pear Tree

Nova Pear Tree

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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Canada Plum Tree

Canada Plum Tree

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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Krazulya Pear Tree

Krazulya Pear Tree

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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Chokecherry - seedling of Garrington

Chokecherry - seedling of Garrington

Zone 2a self-fertile: The fruit size is large and good for processing. (8-10 mm) It fruits consistently and prolifically. The fruit is less acidic than most wild chokecherries. The bush matures to a height of 3 m and easily fits inside a mechanical harvester. Adaptable, but prefers a humid and well-drained soil, and full-sun. Tolerant to pollution and urban settings. Note that as these are seedlings, the fruit may be variable.

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State Fair Apple tree

State Fair Apple tree

State Fair is one of our favorite apple trees, its apples are magnificent in addition to being delicious, crisp and juicy. They are ready to be harvested quite early in the season, at the end of August.

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Loma Pear Tree

Loma Pear Tree

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

Lorraine Pear Tree

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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Black walnut, seedling of “Spark 127”

Black walnut, seedling of “Spark 127”

Zone 4 self fertile: Spark 127 is a variety of black walnut that gives nuts of medium size and excellent quality. These seedlings will offer very similar nuts, albeit genetically different since they are seedlings. (variations in size, taste, amount of oil, etc.).
Black walnuts are self fertile but will be more productive with the benefit of cross-pollination with another cultivar or another seedling of Spark 127.
Black walnuts are fast-growing trees that can reach heights of 30 m and spreads of 10 m. They need plenty of sunlight and a rich, well-drained soil to grow well and reach their full potential.

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Acme Plum Tree

Acme Plum Tree

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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Black Walnut

Black Walnut

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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Red Currant

Red Currant

One of the only fruit bushes that grows well in semi-shade. This shrub produces clusters of bright red berries, sweet and tart in taste, great for fresh eating, juicing or baking.

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Trust Apple Tree

Trust Apple Tree

This tree gives large, all-purpose apples that are excellent both in pies and for fresh eating. This tree is also super dependable – as its name suggests, it is one you can trust!

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Wild choke cherry

Wild choke cherry

A fast-growing and exceptionally cold-hardy tree, are a valuable source of both nutrition and beauty in the far north. Our seedlings come in three types: black fruit, yellow fruit, and red-leaved.

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Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta)

Beaked Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta)

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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Noret Apple Tree

Noret Apple Tree

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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Highbush Cranberry <i>Viburnum trilobum</i>

Highbush Cranberry Viburnum trilobum

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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Valton Plum Tree

Valton Plum Tree

This is possibly our ideal plum tree. Extremely dependable and productive, it gives abundant harvests of refreshing, sweet and juicy plums each year, over a long harvest period.

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Grenville Plum Tree

Grenville Plum Tree

A very large plum with a mild and sweet flavour.

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Black Walnut

Black Walnut

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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Wild choke cherry

Wild choke cherry

A fast-growing and exceptionally cold-hardy tree, are a valuable source of both nutrition and beauty in the far north. Our seedlings come in three types: black fruit, yellow fruit, and red-leaved.

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Opata Cherry-plum

Opata Cherry-plum

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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La Crescent Plum Tree

La Crescent Plum Tree

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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Chokecherry - seedling of Garrington

Chokecherry - seedling of Garrington

Zone 2a self-fertile: The fruit size is large and good for processing. (8-10 mm) It fruits consistently and prolifically. The fruit is less acidic than most wild chokecherries. The bush matures to a height of 3 m and easily fits inside a mechanical harvester. Adaptable, but prefers a humid and well-drained soil, and full-sun. Tolerant to pollution and urban settings. Note that as these are seedlings, the fruit may be variable.

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Grenville Plum Tree

Grenville Plum Tree

A very large plum with a mild and sweet flavour.

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Manor Cherry-Plum

Manor Cherry-Plum

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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Berry Orchard

Berry Orchard

An assortment of 31 berry bushes and shrubs that has something for everyone. These shrubs will start producing early, and together they take up 590 ft² or 54 m².

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Boreal Beast Haskap

Boreal Beast Haskap

Among the highest rated of existing haskap varieties in terms of flavor, delightfully aromatic with notes of honey. Vigorous and disease-resistant, with good productivity.

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Wealthy Apple Tree

Wealthy Apple Tree

This heirloom variety has truly stood the test of time: with its delicious and addictive taste, it is treasured by apple-lovers everywhere. This tree is also an especially good pollinator.

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Patterson Pride Plum Tree

Patterson Pride Plum Tree

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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Hazelbert

Hazelbert

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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Hardygold Plum Tree

Hardygold Plum Tree

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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September Ruby Apple Tree

September Ruby Apple Tree

One of the hardiest apple varieties we have come across, September Ruby is an apple of outstandingly good quality for such a hardy tree. We all adore it for fresh eating and juice.

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Flowering Quince

Flowering Quince

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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Brianna Grape Vine

Brianna Grape Vine

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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Alderman Plum Tree

Alderman Plum Tree

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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Blackcurrant

Blackcurrant

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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Buartnut

Buartnut

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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Superior Wild Blackberry

Superior Wild Blackberry

These rather thorny brambles can grow in shallow soil where little else can, and give tasty blackberries from August to mid-September. These wild varieties are hardy to zone 2.

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La Crescent Plum Tree

La Crescent Plum Tree

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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Nova Pear Tree

Nova Pear Tree

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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Korean Pine

Korean Pine

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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Apple Tree - Tosser

Apple Tree - Tosser

Zone 4 self-fertile: Discovered on the property of a friend and fellow apple enthusiast, it was among his two favourite varieties. It is now also among the top 3 of numerous friends who regularly taste the fruits or our orchards. Tosser is a round apple, green with an orangish-red cheek. It has a diameter of 8cm and weighs an average of 230g. It is crisp, juicy, has a Brix of 12, and an intense and sweet flavor! In our taste tests, it gets a rating of 4.5 to 4.8 out of 5. We harvest it between late September and mid-October. Hasn't been tested in colder area than zone 4 yet, would be worth trying in zone 3.

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Fall Red Apple Tree

Fall Red Apple Tree

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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9-22 End Apple Tree

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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Underwood Plum Tree

Underwood Plum Tree

This is an early-ripening plum, which stores better than other plums. Originating in Minnesota, it is semi-freestone, very juicy and quite delicious.

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Elderberry

Elderberry

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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