Pink Bud Sergeant Crabapple. Zone 3. A natural dwarf tree with spreading branches, twice as broad as high with pink buds that open to profuse single white flowers. Small red persistent fruit 4’. Tolerates wet or dry soil. Good on street or in park.

Snowdrift Crabapple. Zone 3. Oval form with masses of pink buds and white flowers. Small glossy red-orange fruits that soften early. Excellent street tree. 5’. Birds favor its fruit.

Indian Magic Crabapple. Zone 4. Medium sized, well branched tree with rose red blossoms; long lasting display of small, elongated fruits, glossy at first but changing to golden orange. 5’. Disease resistant.

Macoun Apple. Zone 4. Highly aromatic, semi-dwarf, well colored Macintosh-type dessert apple. Color is dark purplish, flesh is white, firm and of very high quality.

Roxbury Russet Apple. Zone 4. Very old, originated about 1649 in Roxbury, MA. A semi-dwarf, greening or yellowish brown ‘russet’ eating apple, also good as an addition in cider, and excellent for storing.

Northern Spy Apple. Zone 4. One of the finest old-time semi-dwarf varieties with delicious tart flavor. Large red fruit of excellent quality. Good keeper, but slow to begin bearing.

Seckel Pear. Zone 5. Small, yellowish brown fruit with pale russet and russet red cheek. Fine grained; smooth, extremely sweet, very juicy flesh. An excellent dessert fruit. Self-fertile, but benefits from cross-pollination.

Clapp’s Favorite Pear. Zone 5.A very large tree; elongated, lemon-yellow fruit with dull red cheek and russet specks. White flesh is high quality, fine-grained, very sweet and highly flavored. A strong sturdy, very hardy and vigorous tree. A good cross-pollinator for Anjou pear and Bartlett pear.

Stella Sweet Cherry. Zone 5. The first self-fruitful sweet cherry. Large, heart-shaped, dark red fruit. Sweet, juicy flesh. Rich flavor. Ideal for the home orchard. A very vigorous, productive tree growing 25-30’. A good pollinator for other varieties. Ripens mid June.

Earliblue Blueberry. Zone 4. Crop bears early in July. Large light blue berries with delicious tart flavor. Hardy. Does well in acid soil. Ph 4.5 or lower. Tolerates dry soil. Native cultivator.

Northland Blueberry. Zone 3.A highbush/lowbush cultivar that reaches a mature height of 3-4’. Fruit size is small, dark blue and has a wild berry flavor. A Northland has limber branches, which do not break under heavy snow loads and adapts well to the sub zero climate. Great for ornamental use, foliage is beautiful throughout the growing season. Crops early in July. Full sun.

Bluecrop Blueberry. Zone 4. Considered by many to be the best all around variety for consistent yields, disease resistance, and high quality. Large clusters of light blue, slightly tart berries. Extra productive. 5’. Crops late July. Full sun. Native cultivator.

Heritage Raspberries. [Everbearing Red] A vigorous winter hardy variety with high quality fruit that is medium in size, firm and of excellent flavor. They yield a light summer crop in July followed by a highly productive crop from the end of August through October. 6-10’.

Red Maple, [Acer Rubrum]. Zone 3; 40’. A green leafed summer foliage Maple. The fall foliage varies from yellow to scarlet red. A fast growing, tough tree that tolerates adverse conditions and wet soils. Good for conservation. Native plant

Size: 6-8’ Price $23.00