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Printable PDF in landscape orientation. Pickup is April 14-May 14, 2023.  See additional information on the last page of the PDF. 

Hardy Fruits

 

We like plants that provide food perennially, meaning they come back year after year.  These are some of our favorite berries, fruits and veggies that survive Minnesota winters and can be grown in the sand of Chisago county.

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Trees are available in different sizes and forms, depending on the time of year. 

  1. ”Bare Root” trees are available in April & May only (usually through Mother's Day).

  2. Container grown and B&B (ball & burlap) trees are available March-November.  ​

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Varieties of fruit trees we stock are listed below.  Stocks are limited, don't be disappointed by another early bird. CONTACT US to reserve your favorite variety.

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Small Fruits

Aronia - black chokeberry

Asparagus

Bearberry 

Blueberry

Cherry - bush and sandcherry

Chokecherry -  native

Cranberry 

Currant - black & red

Elderberry - black & red

Gojiberry 

Gooseberry 

Grape 

Haskap - honeyberry

Hazelnut

Horseradish

Jostaberry

Juneberry - serviceberry

Kiwi

Lingonberry 

Paw paw

Raspberry

Rhubarb

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Fruit Trees - These sell out fast, so we may not have every variety in stock at all times.

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Bare Root trees available mid-April to early May only!

Apple 

  • Beacon, Fireside, Honeygold, Connell Red, Cortland, Halared, Hazen, Honeycrisp, Red Prairie Spy, Sweet 16, Wodarz, Frostbite, Goodland, Kinder Krisp, McIntosh, Red Regent, Snowsweet, State Fair, Yellow Transparent, Zestar!

Apricot

  • Scout, Brookcot

Cherry

  • Evan's Bali, Meteor, Mesabi

Crabapple (eating! for ornamentals, see our "trees" page)​

  • Centennial, Chestnut, Dolgo, Whitney

Plum

  • American (native), Black Ice, Alderman, Superior, Toka, Waneta, Mt. Royal, Pembina, Pipestone

Pear

  • Early Gold, Golden Spice, Patten, Parker, Summercrisp

Peach

        Contender

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