FOR OUR LOCAL METHOW CUSTOMERS
We want to help you plant an edible backyard - so we've got a great offer to get you started!
Reserve your choice of these food plants NOW & be ready when it's time to plant later this spring.
Don't wait long - they sell out fast!
bare root FRUIT TREES
Order your trees today & Pick UP & Pay on Saturday April 11
* All our bare root fruit trees are on semi-dwarf root stock. The perfect size for a backyard garden!
Cost is $28 per tree
APPLES
GALA - Crisp and snappy! One of your favorite grocery store apples is even better homegrown. Fruit is delectably sweet-tart, making it a great fresh-eating apple. In addition, it cooks and stores well, so plan to make this your go-to cooking and canning apple, too.
HONEYCRISP - Crunch, texture & excellent storage life give this apple a gold star. A late mid-season apple, skin molted red on straw background. Mildly aromatic, juicy flavor. Tree moderately vigorous with good winter hardiness
FUJI - Got a sweet tooth? Fuji apples are one of the sweetest apples grown. This bi-colored apple has a fine-grain, creamy white flesh and juicy, ultra-sweet bite that makes you think of freshly pressed apple juice. Fuji apples are ideal for fresh applications, juicing or freezing.
CHERRIES
LAPIN - Lapin is a large, mahogany-red cherry that is self-fertile . The flesh is sweet and juicy with good flavor Even though the fruit sets heavy on the limb, it retains a good size. The tree is an upright grower.
STELLA - Sweet and productive. This tree bears plump, bold-red cherries that will have fruit lovers rejoicing! Grow abundant crops of heart-shaped fruit: a healthy go-to for fresh snacks. Also suitable for canning, freezing and drying to enjoy later. Self-pollinating.
RAINIER - This red blushed with yellow cherry bears heavy crops of sweet fruit. Good pollinator for Bing variety. This tree requires a pollinator.
BING - The standard by which all other varieties are judged, the fruit is dark mahogany from its glossy skin to its dense, juicy flesh. It is exceptionally large and flavorful. Requires a pollinator.
MONTMORENCY - The gold star of pie cherries - this cold hardy sour cherry is the perfect size for the backyard landscape. Produces abundant crops of tart red cherries sought after for pie making! Self-fruitful.
PEACHES
EARLY REDHAVEN - This early, very attractive peach is cold hardy with brilliant red, semi-clingstone fruit that is firm and yellow fleshed. Grows well in the Methow Valley! The best fresh eating peach, also good for canning. Self-fruitful.
PEARS
BARTLETT - This multi-purpose pear is a long-standing favorite of backyard gardeners. Starts bearing at a young age and is very productive. Fruit features a smooth, firm texture and a juicy, spicy taste. Harvest in late August. Needs a pollinator - Anjou a good choice!
ANJOU - This pear hits all the right notes. It’s cold-hardy & vigorous and its keeping quality is unparalleled at up to seven months. Bright green and very firm. Harvest in late September. Requires a pollinator - Bartlett works well!
APRICOTS
WENATCHEE MOORPARK - Bears large-sized fruit, yellow orange inside & out. Delicious! Good for drying & home canning. Tree is very productive and self-fruitful. A Methow Valley favorite!
NECTARINES
RED GOLD - A very large fruit with glossy red and gold skin. The flesh is yellow with red around the pit. The tree is productive with fair hardiness. Self-fruitful.
