Create your own cornucopia
By syncing the ripening time of different plants you can serve a diverse fruit salad at your summer get-togethers.
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Create your own cornucopia
By syncing the ripening time of different plants you can serve a diverse fruit salad at your summer get-togethers.
Beauty Asian Plum
One of the richest-flavored Japanese plums; a wonderful blend of sweet and tart that melts in your mouth.
Remember, your ancestors grew these same plants. You can do this. Make them proud.
EASIEST GROWERS
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Vaccinium corymbosum 'Olympia' A Northwest original! Introduced in 1933 by renowned local grower Joseph Eberhardt, this heritage variety boasts med...
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Vaccinium corymbosum 'Jersey' Jersey is a late-season favorite that is easy to grow, high-yielding, and one of the oldest and most widely grown blu...
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Aronia melanocarpa 'Nero' Bred in the former Soviet Union, our plants at the nursery are loaded with glorious, white blossom clusters each spring, ...
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Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle' A popular, vigorous, bushy plant with an upright growth habit (12" to 14" tall) that makes it easy to harvest. It p...
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Rubus ursinus × R. idaeus Boysenberry, probably created by Rudolph Boysen and certainly popularized by Knott's Berry Farm, is a complex cross betwe...
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Sambucus nigra 'Variegata' A large, dense, cascading shrub that grows to 12' tall. A real show stopper in any landscape, the variegation is a golde...
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Prunus cerasus 'Balaton'™ Balaton™ tart cherries are larger and firmer than most tart cherries, with a deep burgundy-red color throughout the skin ...
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Aronia melanocarpa Each hardy bush will be loaded with nutritious black fruit in late summer, and show off its glorious colors each fall. The seed ...
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Prunus salicina x 'Methley' Methley is the most reliable and easiest-to-grow fruit tree we offer. Every year in July, before any other tree fruit i...
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Boyne Raspberry
Raspberry lover's delight - get a jump on berry season! Boyne produces loads of luscious, tender, deep-red, medium-sized berries with rich, sweet, ...
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Cascade Delight Raspberry
Rubus idaeus 'Cascade Delight' Cascade Delight shows outstanding resistance to root rot, meaning it will thrive in wetter gardens where other varie...
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CULTIVATE KNOWLEDGE
Let customers speak for us
Michelle
Beautiful plant
My plant arrived well packaged. My plant was bigger than expected and healthy, it even has blossoms!!!😁 It was a bit yellow from too much water, but I feel like they have to make sure they have enough water being packaged up during the holidays. As soon as I got it, I repotted and the yellow leaves are perking right up!
E.G.&.G.
Bardsey; True Heirloom
I bought Bardsey apple on EMLA26 from Raintree the second year it was available. (Didn't get in line soon enough the first year.) The second year after I planted it a couple dozen blooms opened and set fruit. These must be thinned due to short stems: two on the same spur pushed each other off in a summer wind. The first season produced oddly shaped fruit: lumpy at both ends. In its eighth leaf it bloomed all over & set hundreds of fruits. I live in Spokane where summers are hot and dry. Bardsey fruit is always juicy & carries a lemon overtone, even when baked. Cut & cooked into sauce, the pieces retain a soft shape. Try it slow-baked whole: cut out the core from the top, fill with some flour, sugar, spice and a speck of butter baked at 250°F for 45-60 minutes. Here Bardsey has been a moving target in bloom and harvest times. Winter/spring conditions can move bloom earliest (with Redfield) or later (first lot of mid-season bloom), and summers can move harvest from first to last of September. No disease problems, with maybe light anthracnose some seasons. Attractive to codling moth.
Bryan A.
Super hat!
This is an outstanding hat of superior quality! Of course the Raintree on the front makes it perfect!
Michelle
Beautiful plants
My plants arrived in great condition. They even had blossoms and tiny berries on them!!!
J.N.
Productive in lower chill areas
Fruited for me in inland San Diego, had more sugar than typical tart cherries. Was not very acidic and was great for fresh eating.
Bill
Beautiful fig tree.
I bought the Pastilliere fig tree from Raintree. The tree came in a nice and well package in good confition.
Vicki R.
Very well packed and nice plant but not labled and leaves look small for a guava
Dan M.
Marshall Strawberries
The plants arrived in fine shape, albeit 5 months early. They are doing fine in the garage until spring. We cannot wait to enjoy them
Hayward Z.
Plant arrived healthy
I think the package should have included detail instructions regarding replanting (outdoor care) and repotting (indoor care) written for gardening neophytes.
Adam E.
Arrived very well-packaged and in great shape!
I’ve purchased several times from Raintree and have been happy each time. This was no different. My Nordland appeared to be healthy upon opening and has done well through re-potting with minimal transplant shock. Would recommend.
dorothy w.
I give 5 star
My Saanichton Fuzzy Kiwi arrived in good condition I was very satisfied
Joshua W.
Compact, productive and tasty!
Super productive and really flavorful! Compact form for small spaces!
Jason L.
medlars from raintree
I bought a Royal Medlar from raintree in 2012. I have purchased from raintree since the late 80s probably close to 50 trees and only had 2 that didnt make it through the first year which could have been my fault and one that was mismarked then when I got fruit from it 2 or 3 years later determining it was obviously the wrong variety they gave me a replacement- yeah! Anyway Royal is not in the catalog now but Medlars are going to have alot of similar charictaristics.. Mine is 10 years old- its easily maintained at 8 feet- I think its 10 feet wide which I could cut back. They seem to be slow growing. The fruit is consitent no mater the temp or rain amount. It gets pollanated every year even when bees are sleeping early spring- this blooms late and is one of the last fruits youll pick because it will be november up north here near seattle.. Anyway you will get alot of disease free fruit at the end of the fruit growth cycle. Bad news- You have to let them ripen like a persimmon or a plantain so the texture is mushy like apple sauce or apple butter. There are 5 or 6 large seeds so eating medlars is kinda like eating sunflower seeds but not anywhere near as intense as far as seperating chaff. If you like fruit and want to extend your season get a medlar- its an aquired taste but they are really good!
Jason L.
best tasting baked fruit
Planted in 2012 and maintained at 8 or 9 feet tall and maybe 10 to 12 foot wide with about a 4 or 5 inch wide trunk- looks like a perfectly lollypop shaped minature tree.
No problems with any disease on the tree or fruit and no pests are apparent. I have gotten up to 40 pounds of fruit off that tree but I got alot less the next three years- I should have thinned them much more! The fruit split in half and cored baked covered in foil with butter at 350 F for 1 hour is maybe the most intensely flavored of all. Tart but not sour like a lemon- a little honey on top would help anyone that doesnt like tart. The flavor is sort of like pineapple- the smell is very intense and it smell like tropical fruits. The room you have it in will wsmell delicious for 4 or 5 days. Texture when cooked is a little softer than well baked acorn squash and with fine grain and no fibers, color is golden yellow. No need to peel when baking, the skin is less than paper thin and very soft. Get one if you like strong flavor and the smell is worth having alone. Probably took 3 years before first fruit
