Fruit Trees - Current Availability
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What are bare-root trees?
Bare-root fruit trees are grown in a field, then harvested during their dormant season for shipping. The soil has been removed from the roots, giving them the name “bare-root”. The roots must be kept moist and frost-free throughout the shipping and delivery process until they are planted. The majority of our bare-root trees are branched, two year old trees.
Advantages of purchasing trees bare-root include affordability and ease of transport and planting.
Inventory list last updated September 26, 2025
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Apple - Bramley's Seedling - Semidwarf | Cooking apple only, very large, green, flushed red, Can keep till April. Disease resistant, vigorous tree. Ripens midseason. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Apple - Golden Sentinel - Semidwarf | Columnar tree, 8' H - 2' W. Med. size, golden skin fruit, crisp texture. Dessert apple. Scab resistant. Ripens early to mid September. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Apple - Scarlet Sentinel | Columnar tree, most compact of series. Med. sized fruit, green-yellow, red blush. Crisp, sweet. Scab resistant. Ripens mid/late October. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Apple - Urban Blushing Delight -Columnar | Urban apples, upright, cylindrical trees with full size apples for tiny spaces. Apple turns blush of reddish green fruit with a slightly sweeter taste Full sun, well drained soil |
| Apple - Urban Golden Treat - Columnar | Urban apples, upright, cylindrical trees with full size apples for tiny spaces. Greenish-gold apple are tart in early fall but get sweeter the longer on tree Full sun, well drained soil |
| Apple - Urban Tasty Red - Columnar Semidwarf | Urban apples, upright, cylindrical trees with full size apples for tiny spaces. Red medium sized firm fruit that is sweet and juicy. Ripens in mid September |
| Cherry - Compact Stella | Large, dark red, moderately firm. 15 ft. tree. Best variety for small orchards. Pollinates all other cherries. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Cherry - Lapins | Large, dark red skin and flesh, introduction from Summerland, highly rated. Ripens late, 10 days after Van. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Cherry - Sweetheart | Medium to large, bright red, fruit. late ripening in late July, Full sun, well drained soil |
| Cherry Sour - Schatten Morello | Sour cherry, for cooking only. Black fruit. Compact tree bears at an early age. Mazzard rootstock. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Cherry Sour - Schatten Morello Dwarf Gisela | Sour cherry, for cooking only. Black fruit. Compact tree bears at an early age. Gisela rootstock. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Cherry Sour- Big Red - bush | Tart cherries with vivid red colour, large fruit with excellent flesh to pit rat great for pies, 5-8' tall. Naturally dwarfed. Also called Wowza cherry. Full sun, well drained soil |
| Chestnut - European- Sweet - Castanea sativa | Edible nuts, commonly used for roasting. Grows into large shade tree. 'Castanea sativa' *any other chestnut Full sun, fertile, well drained, acidic soil |
| Fig - Desert King | Green skin, strawberry coloured flesh. Very productive, most reliable in our area. One crop in late July. Ripen better, warm wall. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Fig - Fignomenal | Dwarf variety with a mature height of 2-3', ideal fro growing in containers Ripen to dark brown, pink-red sweet flash Ripen better, warm wall. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Fig - Lattarulla | Light green fruit with honey-coloured flesh. A naturally compact, attractive small tree with large, glossy green foliage. Excellent for containers Ripen better, warm wall. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Fig - Negronne | Black skin, deep red flesh, sweet fruit. Compact tree, small gardens or containers, can bear 2 crops. Ripen better, warm wall. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Fig - Petite Negra | Medium size, plump, black juicy figs, sweet, very flavorful. Bears at young age on a 4' small tree. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Fig - Stella | Reliable variety for good crops in the PNW. Delicious flavour. Sweet, striking, purplish-red flesh. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Hazelnut - Felix | Late pollinizer compatible with Jefferson, Eta, Theta, Produces round, small nuts, quality kernels. Resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - Gamma | Med. sized nut *grown primarily as pollinator for Yamhill. Resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - Jefferson | Large nut, the new 'Barcelona', late blooming and ripening *Best pollinated by Theta. Resistant to E. Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - McDonald | Med. sized nut, high yields. Spreading growth habit. *Best pollinated by Jefferson, Eta and Theta. Immune to E. Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - Theta | Small nut *grown primarily as pollinator for Jefferson. Resistant to Eastern Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - Wepster | Med. sized nut, high yields. Spreading growth habit. *Best pollinated by Jefferson, Eta and Theta. Resistant to E. Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Hazelnut - Yamhill | Med. sized nut, high yields. Spreading growth habit. *Best pollinated by Gamma. Resistant to E. Filbert Blight Wind pollinated. Part sun, well drained, soil |
| Medlar - Breda Giant | Dates back to medieval times, Dutch variety, tasty fruit, harvest mid-Oct. when soft-ripe. Small tree 8-10'. Warm, sun/part sun, well-drained, deep, fertile soil. |
| Medlar - Royal | Ancient fruit, 2" dark brown, harvest mid-Oct. when soft- ripe. Tree 8-10', tropical foliage, white flowers Warm, sun/ part sun, well-drained, deep, fertile soil. |
| Mespilus germanica (Medlar )- Breda Giant | Dates back to medieval times, Dutch variety, tasty fruit, harvest mid-Oct. when soft-ripe. Dwarf Quince roostock 6-8'. Warm, sun/part sun, well-drained, deep, fertile soil. |
| Mespilus germanica (Medlar) - Marron | Dates back to medieval times, 2" chestnut brown, tasty fruit, harvest mid-Oct. when soft-ripe. Dwarf Quince roostock 6-8'. Warm, sun/ part sun, well-drained, deep, fertile soil. |
| Mespilus germanica (Medlar) - Royal | Ancient fruit, 2" dark brown, harvest mid-Oct. when soft- ripe. Dwarf Quince roostock 6-8'., tropical foliage, white flowers Warm, sun/ part sun, well-drained, deep, fertile soil. |
| Morus alba Contorta | Prized for its unique gnarled, twisted branches. Tasty, jet-black fruit. 6-8' shrub. Fruit can stain. Easy to grow in most soil types, sun or part sun. |
| Mulberry - Early Bird | Early ripening mulberry begins ripening in June extending to July. Great way to round out the fruit calender. Morus alba x rubra. Easy to grow in most soil types, sun or part sun. |
| Mulberry - Illinois Everbearing | Abundant, tasty, sweet, black fruit, 1 1/2" long, July to Sept, Small-medium tree, Fruit can stain. Morus alba x rubra Easy to grow in most soil types, sun or part sun. |
| Mulberry alba x rubra 'Trader' | Similar to the Illonois but more cold hardy. produces an abundance of large, sweet, glossy black fruit in summer. Fresh eating, preserves or juice/wine Full sun to light shade |
| Mulberry nigra Persian Tree | Sweet, 1" black fruit, rich, sweet/tart balance, ripens midsummer, 10' size with pruning. Fruit can stain Easy to grow in most soil types, sun or part sun. |
| Nectarine - Fantasia | Red with yellow undercolor. Large, firm, smooth fruit. Mid/late July. |
| Olive - Arbequina Olive | Early ripening, quality olives & oil. Needs protected, very warm south or west facing location, good drainage essential. |
| Olive - Black Pearl | Prized for its tasty, early ripening fruit, great for making both green and black Olives. Plant in full sun and protect from extreme cold in winter. |
| Olive - Coratina | The gold of Corato, Apulia. Small fruit with a smalll pit. Produces a high yield of oil which is intensely sweet and aromatic Full sun. Resistant to drought. Hardy to -6 C |
| Olive - European 'Perpetua' | very cold hardy and productive.The large, tasty fruit are excellent for curing and oil production. 8-10 ft. in height. Wind pollinated Warm, protected location with 1/2 day to full sun, well drained soil. |
| Olive - Picual Olive | Early Spanish producing olive with high yields. Maturation is early (November-December). Picual is the favorite oil cultivar in Spain. Protected location with 1/2 day to full sun and well drained soil. |
| Peach - Veteran | Medium size fruit, freestone, golden yellow skin with slight red blush. Full sun, warm south facing wall, moisture retentive soil. |
| Pear - Asian - Kosui | Medium to large, brown skinned pear. Crisp, sweet spicy and aromatic. 14-18' Mid-September. Full sun, well-drained fertile soil. |
| Pear - Asian - Reddy Robin | Nashi Pear' Red-orange blush looks like an apple, skin and texture of pear. 14-18' Sweet, mild, juicy, crisp. Low acid. Ripens late. Full sun, well drained soil. |
| Pear Rootstock OH x F#87 | 75% of a seedling Bartlett. Compatable with European or Asian Fire blight resistant |
| Quince - Champion | Bright yellow fruit, pear shaped. High pectin content, for jams and jellies, sweet for fresh eating. Full sun, adaptable dry/moist locations |
| Quince - Le Borgeot | Bright yellow fruit, pear-shaped. High pectin content, for jams and jellies. Can also be baked. Full sun, adaptable dry/moist locations |