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Candytuft

A flowering woody perennial known for its clusters of small white flowers. A low maintenance, drought tolerant plant choice. Candytuft grows best in drier conditions and requires full to partial sun.

Creeping Phlox

A low-growing perennial that is often seen spreading as a ground cover, in rock gardens. It blooms in the early spring with clusters of fragrant flowers that attract pollinators. After they’re done blooming, the creeping phlox foliage still remains green and attractive for much of the year.

Forsythia

A deciduous flowering shrub that belongs to the olive family. They are low-maintenance and fast-growing. Known for their long branches that fill with robust yellow blooms early in the spring. Bees and butterflies love forsythia, and they provide a cheerful backdrop, border, or centerpiece for any yard.

Dianthus

This low growing perennial will form a trailing mat of foliage. With profuse spring blooms. A good selection for rock walls and containers.

Superior Plum

Very cold hardy, likes full sun, medium moisture, but is adaptable to varying soil types.

Small white, fragrant flowers bloom in the spring, giving way to deliciously sweet plums that are ripe in late summer. Superior plum does not self-pollinate, so another plum is necessary for fruiting. Reaching 12-15 ft. tall and wide.

Bartlett Pear

Fluffy, white blossoms that bloom mid to early spring, A fast growing tree that requires a pollinator. The pears grow green on the tree but ripen to a light golden yellow. These pears are also preferred for canning because of the ability of the fruit to hold its shape and retain its sweet flavor. 12-15 ft. tall and 9-12 ft. wide.

Lodi Apple

The “early bird” of the orchard. Be the first in your neighborhood to enjoy homemade pies, cider and applesauce. Cold-hardy. Ripens in July. Lodi Produces a medium-sized yellowish-green apple with soft, white flesh that has a sweet-tart flavor. 12-15 ft. tall and wide. Requires a compatible pollinator to produce fruit.

Stella Cherry

A popular choice among gardeners. It produces a plentiful crop of large, sweet dark red cherries. While it does not require a pollinator itself, this tree makes a great pollinator for other varieties. 15-20 ft. tall and wide.

Haralred Apple

Produces a medium sized, deep red fruit with a tart flavor. Great for cooking. This tree is very cold hardy and fire blight resistant. Requires cross pollination to produce fruit. 12-15 ft. tall and wide at maturity.

Montmorency Cherry

White blooms appear around late May. This variety is self pollinating. The large shining red fruit ripens around late June and is one of the finest sour cherries on the market. An excellent pie cherry! 12-16 ft. tall and 10-12 ft. wide.