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Large and juicy, Niagara grapes are a staple for making white grape juice. They also work well for fresh eating and wine. The vines produce bunches of greenish-white grapes with a sweet and tangy flavor that ripen in late August to early September.

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Santina is an early cherry variety, with a dark, shiny red coloration. It is an attractive looking fruit, with an oval flattened-heart shape and good subtle, sweet flavor. The crack-resistant flesh allows the Santina Cherry to hold its beautiful heart shape and it can be stored in cold storage with excellent results. This exceptional tree boasts a plethora of unique features including stunning double blossoms in shades of vibrant pink, gracefully adorning its branches in early spring. with a wide range of growing zones, from zones 5 to 8, the Santina Cherry Tree can thrive in various climates. Standing at a mature height of 15-20 feet, it presents an ideal option for small to medium-sized landscapes. Its lustrous, dark green foliage provides an elegant backdrop, which transforms into a rich copper color in autumn, adding a touch of warmth when the seasons change. The cherry tree grows best in full Sun, slightly acidic and loamy soil and is self-fruitful meaning it does not require another tree to cross pollinate. Let the Santina Cherry Tree be the focal point of your outdoor paradise, delighting both the eye and the palate with its bountiful harvest of delicious cherries.

This delectable treat, the Celeste Fig, is known as the "sugar fig" for its deliciously sweet flavored, medium-sized fig fruit!The Celeste fig tree features violet-skinned fruit with a rose-colored pink flesh that is sugary sweet with a rich flavor and taste. This cultivar requires minimal pruning and aside from winter protection in freezing temperatures is a low maintenance fruit tree.The ficus carica aka common fig is a well-known and widely planted fig tree. The Celeste fig plant falls under this category as well as the Brown Turkey fig. They are self-fertile and do not require cross-pollination.A small, closed eye on this fig prevents fruit rot from insects and moisture, thus increasing fruit production. The dried fruit beetle can gobble them down so just keep an eye out. You may want to create a protected area from other critters like squirrels and birds who may also eat your fresh figs!The Celeste plant is a deciduous tree meaning it will lose its leaves over winter. The bright green leaves and baby fruit will appear in early spring once the weather permits. You may have a breba crop on the previous year's growth!.

This delectable treat, the Celeste Fig, is known as the "sugar fig" for its deliciously sweet flavored, medium-sized fig fruit! The Celeste fig tree features violet-skinned fruit with a rose-colored pink flesh that is sugary sweet with a rich flavor and taste. This cultivar requires minimal pruning and aside from winter protection in freezing temperatures is a low maintenance fruit tree. The ficus carica aka common fig is a well-known and widely planted fig tree. The Celeste fig plant falls under this category as well as the Brown Turkey fig. They are self-fertile and do not require cross-pollination. A small, closed eye on this fig prevents fruit rot from insects and moisture, thus increasing fruit production. The dried fruit beetle can gobble them down so just keep an eye out. You may want to create a protected area from other critters like squirrels and birds who may also eat your fresh figs! The Celeste plant is a deciduous tree meaning it will lose its leaves over winter. The bright green leaves and baby fruit will appear in early spring once the weather permits. You may have a breba crop on the previous year's growth!.

Honeycrisp Standard Starter Apple Tree is a hardy, small-sized tree that bears crisp, sweet. fruit measuring up to 3 inches in diameter. It has been a flavor favorite since it was introduced in 1991 by the University of Minnesota. Requiring some extra care to grow, it tends to bear a heavy crop every 2-years, producing as much as a half bushel of crispy, sweet apples.

A delicious, resilient perennial berry, strawberry Fragaria x Albion is an everbearing strawberry with excellent disease resistance. Everbearing strawberries begin producing fruit when temperatures are between 35°F and 85°F and continue cropping until the first frost of winter. They grow berries every six weeks for a steady supply of garden-fresh fruit all season long. Albion is tolerant of extreme temperatures and has particularly good resistance to verticillium wilt and phytophthora crown rot. Set up your strawberry patch for success, Plant strawberries in moist, well-draining soil rich in organic matter. For best berry production choose a full sun location and mulch against weeds with a layer of straw. Aft.er the last frost in spring, plant strawberries in rows spaced 18 in. - 24 in. between plants and 3 ft. - 4 ft. between rows to allow adequate space for new runners to form. Alternatively, plant strawberries in containers leaving 18 in. between each plant. Water when the top 1 in. - 2 in. of soil has dried out, once (sometimes twice) per day in summer. Allowing soil to partially dry out between waterings helps plants better resist root rot. Strawberries are naturally deer resistant. For best results, protect berries from birds, who enjoy fresh fruit almost as much as you do.

Golden Delicious Apples are just that. With a mellow yellow skin and sweetly tangy flesh, they make a tempting snack for young and old. This self-pollinating apple tree is also known as one of the best pollinators for other varieties, so much so that it's been called a rooster tree. Golden Delicious is best as a short-storage eating apple. The delightful apples ripen in mid September to October.

Easy to grow and pleasing to the eye, the Fuyu Persimmon tree (Diospyros kaki) offers sweet and delicious fruit that is never bitter! A Fuyu Asian persimmon tastes a bit like a pumpkin crossed with an apple with a ripe texture ranging from a crisp peach to sweet jelly. The Fuyu Asian Persimmon tree is amongst the most popular fruit bearing trees out there. While featuring unique fall foliage, as well as bearing delicious fruit, this tree will make the perfect addition to any garden or lawn.The Fuyu's fruit is medium to large in size with a bright orange color and will keep well for a number of weeks. The fruit begins to ripen in September and completes ripening in October when it is ready to pick. It can remain on the tree until fully ripe. The fully ripe form is a good source of vitamins and minerals including beta carotene and dietary fiber.The Fuyu bearing age typically takes between 2-3 years to begin to develop deep orange fruit that is acorn shaped. Since our trees are already 1-2 years old they should bear fruit in 1-2 years once planted in the ground. Fuyu fruit is red orange skinned, sweet, and a delight to your tastebuds when fully ripened.

The Alderman Plum tree can bear fruit the year after it is planted. It produces big, dark red, sweet and juicy clingstone plums. Extremely cold hardy, the Alderman has beautiful white blossoms in the spring and fruit that ripens in July.

Goldmine Nectarine produces a large fruit with a white with red blush skin and a white flesh. This variety has excellent, sweet and juicy flavor that is great for home orchards. When fully ripened, Goldmine is a freestone peach when harvested in early August. This variety requires 400-hours of chilling below 45° and is hardy in USDA zones 7 to 9.

Introducing Crunch-A-Bunch Apple, a new and improved version of the beloved Goldrush. Retaining Goldrush's bright, intense flavor and long storage time, Crunch-A-Bunch also boasts an improved texture with a loud, delicious CRUNCH. This flawless, golden skinned beauty ripens to perfection in mid-September. Its sweet-tart flavor hints a tropical twist of pineapple and is perfect for snacking, baking and cider. In fact, it was a winner in multiple blind taste tests. Now available in a Reachables size, Crunch-A-Bunch produces full-sized fruits, but on a smaller tree. It fits easily into any garden, orchardor even a container. It's also easier to manage than full-sized trees. 1 person can prune, spray, net and harvest the tree, all while standing on the ground. Resistant to Scab and Fire Blight. Zones 5-8.

This Cold Proof Chicago Hardy Fig Tree is the package deal when it comes to fruiting fig trees!The Ficus carica tree aka common fig is self-pollinating, meaning you only need one tree to have fresh fig production. The Chicago fig tree has a high yield of deliciously, sweet edible fruit that ripens in late summer or early fall depending on your location. The ripe fruit is medium-sized figs with dark mahogany color on the outside and deep purple inside, the same as Brown Turkey.The lobed leaves have an oblong shape compared to other fig tree leaves. They will die back in winter and this is totally normal. Once the weather warms up, the green leaves will flush out and resume growth in spring. They are easy to grow cold-hardy fruit trees and can produce over 100 pints of fig fruit during the growing season. The delicious figs are perfect eaten fresh, used in jams or jellies, or dehydrated for later use. Bears fruit in the first year of tree planting.

Biloxi yields high-quality, medium-sized blueberries with a distinct and excellent flavor. This productive hybrid plant has an upright, vigorous habit. Biloxi is recommended for coastal areas and zones 9 and 10 where the bush is fully evergreen. In the Deep South, Biloxi will produce 2 crops. The main crop ripens in midseason.

Use this as a stand-alone tree or as the centerpiece to complete your landscape accent. with its delicious apples, beautiful blooms, and heat resistance, the Anna Apple tree is one of the most versatile fruit trees available. Get yours today.

Montmorency Cherries are one of the most widely grown tart cherry trees in the United States, the epitome of nature charm and culinary delights. with its enchanting hues of vibrant green leaves radiating against the backdrop of vivid red cherries, this tree effortlessly captivates any landscape. A Montmorency Cherry is a tart fruit that has a rich red color that adds a beautiful display every single spring. When you bite into one of these cherries you will be greeted by a yellow flesh that has a strong tart and tangy flavor. Thriving in growing zones 4-7, reach for the sky as it matures to a height of 15 ft. to 20 ft., ensuring a bountiful yield of delicious fruits. Not only does the Montmorency Cherry Tree bring a touch of elegance with its cascading branches, but its highly desirable tart cherries are also perfect for pies, preserves and cherry-infused beverages. These cherries retain their nutritional value no matter if you juice them, freeze them or dry them in a dehumidifier. The cherry tree grows best in full Sun, slightly acidic and loamy soil and is self-fruitful meaning it does not require another tree to cross pollinate. Experience the beauty and taste, all in one tree with the Montmorency Cherry Tree - an exquisite addition to embrace the joys of nature offerings.

North Star Cherry Tree isn ft. t just your everyday cherry tree-bursting with vibrant colors and exceptional qualities, this stunning fruit tree will leave you mesmerized. with its luscious, deep red fruit and a deliciously sweet-tart flavor, the North Star Cherry is a true wonder to behold. The North Star Cherry was developed to create a tree that was not only hardy and disease resistant, but also had delicious fruit. Thriving in a wide range of growing zones (USDA 4-8), it can effortlessly grace gardens across the country. Standing at a mature height of about 8-10 feet, this compact and versatile tree fits perfectly even in smaller spaces, making it an ideal choice for urban gardens. Its glossy, dark green foliage provides an enchanting backdrop, delivering a touch of elegance to any landscape. This cherry tree has a unique taste. The North Star Cherry is very tart at first, but quickly develops into a nice, sweet-sour flavor. The North Star Cherry tree grows fruit that is good for basically everything. These cherries are great in deserts, jams and even pies and of course, eating raw. They are also great in sauces and transformed into frozen treats that are perfect for the Summer. The cherry tree grows best in full Sun, slightly acidic and loamy soil and is self-fruitful meaning it does not require another tree to cross pollinate. This remarkable Cherry tree is an absolute must-have for fruit enthusiasts, bringing beauty and delectable rewards right to your doorstep.

Apache Thorn less Blackberry gives you jumbo-sized fruits with jumbo-sized flavor. This variety has extra-fertile flowers, so you get more berries that are perfectly formed. Canes stand erect and are thorn less. Berries ripen mid to late June. Ships potted in its own container.

Pixie Crunch Apple is absolutely unparalleled for fresh eating. 1 bite and we guarantee you will agree. This apple explodes with a breaking crispness, tantalizing your taste buds with its flavor and juiciness. Its natural sweetness works wonders in no-sugar baked goods and it cooks up tender every time. It is a favorite apple with children because of its flavor. Pixie bears reliable annual crops and handles late frosts better than other varieties. Now available in a Reachables size, Pixie Crunch produces full-sized fruits, but on a smaller tree. It fits easily into any garden, orchardor even a container. It's also easier to manage than full-sized trees. 1 person can prune, spray, net and harvest the tree, all while standing on the ground. Matures late August. Zones 5-8.

The Black Republican cherry tree is a true marvel of horticulture that effortlessly combines elegance and productivity. with its distinctive dark purple-black cherries, this variety stands out among its counterparts, catching the eye of every passerby. Adaptable in USDA growing zones 5-9, this tree flourishes in warmer regions, reaching a mature height of around 20 ft. Black Republican cherry trees are a heat tolerant and cold hardy variety of sweet cherry trees. They sprout white flowers in the spring and keep their green foliage all throughout the Summer months. Its fruitful boughs are adorned with lush, glossy green foliage that gracefully rustles in the breeze, adding a touch of sophistication to any landscape. Their leaves gradually turn yellow as autumn sets in. A parent of the Bing Cherry, the Black Republican cherry tree is a hardy tree that is one of the best pollinators for other Sweet Cherry varieties. The cherry tree grows best in full Sun, slightly acidic and loamy soil and needs another sweet cherry tree to cross pollinate. We recommend Bing, Black Tartarian, Rainier Sweet, Stella or Napoleon cherry. Be captivated by the allure of the Black Republican cherry tree, an exquisite addition to your garden that promises both visual appeal and delectable harvests.