Dwarf Blenheim Apricot Tree (Bare-Root, 3 ft. to 4 ft Tall, 2-Years Old)
Blenheim are considered the richest, best flavored apricots for fresh eating and cooking by top chefs all over the world. They’re known for having the perfect balance of sugar, tartness, and acidity, which combine for a classic and savory apricot flavor.
Bare-Root Snow Queen White Nectarine Tree 3–4 ft Tall 2-Year Fruit
The fruit takes on a pale yellow coloring so light that it appears almost translucent with a candy-red blush when ripe. These pure white nectarines are an altogether unique flavor experience, often described as having floral, light, and more complex tasting notes.
Dwarf Green Gage Plum Tree Bare Root – 3-4 Ft. Tall Rare Green Dessert Plum
The use of the modern Greengage Plum in recent years has made it quite well-known throughout the world of culinary arts, particularly with those chefs who specialize in desserts. The culinary uses of Greengage have led to a widespread planting in recent years and it has since been discovered that Greengage may actually be the most cold hardy plum yet.
Dwarf Moorpark Apricot Tree – Bare Root, 3–4 ft., 2-Year-Old, Sweet Fruit
Also known as Wenatchee or Wenatchee-Moorpark, Moorpark apricots are exceptionally sweet and fragrant while also maintaining an essential amount of acidity to create the classic and perfect apricot flavor.
3 Ft. – 4 Ft. Tall Bare-Root Montmorency Pie Cherry Tree
Montmorency is the most popular cherry tree in the United States. Without a doubt also the most flavorful and widely used for all culinary purposes. These cherries are quite distinct from sweet cherries in their appearance and more importantly in their flavor.
Bare-Root Dwarf Puget Gold Apricot Tree, 3–4 ft Tall, 2 Years Old
Puget Gold apricots are the perfect combination of flavor, vigor and resilience. This resilience is the quality which truly separates Puget Gold from other apricot varieties. Like all apricots, the Puget Gold tree is an exceptionally fast grower and young producer of fruit.
600 New England Aster Seeds for Planting (Aster Novae-Angliae) – Purple Asters P
High Germination Rate: aster seeds and asters perennial seeds sprout after 8-week cold stratification, thrive heirloom seeds in USDA 2–8 gardens. These starry blossoms of aster plant kicking purple symbolize elegance or daintiness.
Tall 48-Inch Purple New England Aster Seeds – 600 Count for Elegant Fall Gardens
Transform your garden into an elegant fall oasis with these exquisite Tall Purple New England Aster seeds. High Germination Rate: These heirloom aster seeds boast a remarkable germination rate, sprouting beautifully after just 8 weeks of cold stratification.
1 Gal. Dwarf Mountain Pine Mugo Shrub
This dwarf conifer is incredibly cold-hardy and easily withstands temperatures down to minus 50°F, making it the top choice of evergreen shrub for gardeners and landscapers in the Midwest and Northeast regions of the United States.
Dwarf Goldcot Apricot Tree Bare Root
Goldcot apricots are quite large and juicy, with bright golden-yellow skin adorned by red speckles. They contain a classic apricot flavor and are best eaten fresh off the tree. Rare delicious and cold-hardy apricot developed for harsh winters.
