Fruit Trees

This tree's abundant fruit is long and thin like Pakistan growing to 3 ½ inches but is light yellow in color when ripe. The sweet, flavorful fruits...

Our friend Denny McGaughy (Pac NW fig enthusiast and explorer) found ripe figs late September in B.C., Canada. After several years of observations...

Punica granatum 'Eversweet' Very sweet, virtually seedless fruit - even immature fruits are sweet! Pinkish-red skin, clear (non-staining) juice. Ha...

Top rated in the Pacific Northwest. A large fig with dark green skin and pink flesh. It is the most consistent cropper in our region. It only produ...

Punica granatam 'Red Silk' A dwarf pomegranate which will grow up to 6', just right for a patio pot! This UC Davis introduction is a heavy bearer o...

Zizyphus jujuba 'Shanxi Li' Very large - up to 2" tall! Barrel-shaped, mottled yellow/brown when fully ripe, with a light, airy texture and ligh...

Along with Desert King the best bet for cool summer areas. This newly available fig was found in Olympia Washington and regularly ripens a sizeable...

Prunus cerasus "Kansas Sweet" The delicious flavor of this selection is believed to come from a cross between a sweet cherry and a tart cherry. The...

Prunus salicina x 'Weeping Santa Rosa' A fantastic focal point in your edible landscape, the Weeping Santa Rosa has a beautiful draping habit, show...