Products

Prunus dulcis 'All In One' Prohibited to AZ A self fertile, soft-shelled, sweet almond. All in One is hardy in the Pacific Northwest and in warmer ...

Juglans regia 'Ambassador' USDA regulation prohibits shipping Juglans species to AR, CA, TX, MO, OK, AZ, NE, MI, MN, KS, WI, OH and IN Ambassador ...

Vaccinium corymbosum 'Aurora' Selected for its late, late ripening, Aurora extends the blueberry harvest into early autumn. The medium-to-large, da...

Prunus domestica subsp. italica 'Bavay Gage' Reputed in England to be the best late Gage plum, this self-fertile selection features a rich flavo...

Prunus domestica 'Blues Jam' This amazing tree produces so many fruits, they look from a distance like thick, dark blue ropes covering the branches...

Vitis lambrusca x vinifera 'Buffalo' Prohibited to OR, ID and NY. Buffalo, a productive, Concord-type grape, is a great choice for making juice an...

Vaccinium x 'Perpetua'  Enjoy TWO crops of flavorful blueberries each year with Perpetua®! This fascinating new  edible ornamental is the first to ...

Prunus domestica 'Cambridge Gage' An original English Gage! Unlike most of the Gage family that ended up in England by way of Italy and then France...

Vaccinium x 'Chandler' Introducing the world's largest Blueberry! Raintree was one of the first nurseries in the Western U.S. offering this amazing...

Myrtus ugni molinae The attractive and hard-to-find Chilean Guava, aka Strawberry Myrtle, bears red, 1 cm (or just under 1/2 inch) oval fruit with ...

Diospyrus kaki 'Chocolate'Choice of connoisseurs! Medium-size, conical fruit with vivid orange/red skin develops sweet, spicy/nutty, firm but juicy...

Malus domestica You will receive FOUR of the following five heritage varieties: Arkansas Black, Newtown Pippin, Wolf River, Roxbury Russet and/or ...

Prunus avium 'Craig's Crimson' Craig has good taste! This cultivar is a self fruitful natural semi dwarf. The fruit is dark red to nearly black, fi...

Rosa rugosa 'Dart's Dash' Enjoy masses of fragrant, deep pink, double flowers all summer and fall and the large, delicious orange hips, which soft...

Morus spp. 'Dwarf Everbearing' Small space requirements, but full-sized berries. This tree makes baskets of medium, black mulberries so sweet there...

USDA regulation prohibits shipping Juglans species to AR, CA, TX, MO, OK, AZ, NE, MI, MN, KS, WI, OH and IN Last of the Persian (English) walnuts ...

This Danish rose is famous for having extremely large hips. Loads of large round flavorful crimson hips decorate the 4-5' tall, disease resistant ...

Prunus persica 'Garden Delight' An early Floyd Zaiger triumph! Originally introduced in 1975, this natural genetic dwarf nectarine matures to only ...

Prunus salicina x 'Golden Nectar' The long, hot summers of our Southern growers deserve Golden Nectar!  Famous for its complex melon and honey flav...

We think this is the best late season gage plum. The well formed tree produces yellow fruit with red dots and a rich, aromatic, sweet yellow flesh....

Aronia melanocarpa 'Ground Hug' Love aronia, but running out of space in your garden? Then look no further than the Ground Hug aronia! Ground Hug ...

Diospyrus kaki 'Hachiya'The variety most often found in stores. The 4-inch-long, acorn-shaped fruit is deep orange when ripe, and very sweet and fl...

Prunus amygdalus 'Hall's Hardy' Prohibited to AZA beautiful ornamental that is also an edible. This hardy tree produces a profusion of delicate, fr...

Prunus persica Consistently high marks from fruit researchers at the WSU Mt. Vernon station have prompted us to get permission from Canada to offer...

Morus alba x rubra 'Illinois Everbearing'This grafted tree is hardy to -20F, which makes it one of the most widely adapted of all mulberries. It so...

Diospyrus kaki 'Jiro' A classic, non-astringent Asian persimmon that can be enjoyed when firm or fully soft. When firm, the taste is rather like a ...

This unusual looking, large elongated prune plum is pointed on both ends and a beautiful blue-purple color. The vigorous tree is loaded with delici...