Fruit Trees

Fruit trees bring both beauty and reward to the landscape. Valued for their seasonal blossoms, graceful structure, and productive harvests, these trees offer a lasting connection between garden and table.

Our selection includes fruit trees chosen for strong establishment, reliable production, and suitability for our growing region. Whether planted as a single focal tree or as part of a home orchard, fruit trees provide years of enjoyment through flowering, fruiting, and seasonal change.

Pollination & Chill Hours
Some fruit trees require cross-pollination, while others are self-fruitful. Chill-hour requirements also vary by variety and play an important role in bloom and fruit set. Selecting trees with compatible pollination partners and appropriate chill hours for our region helps ensure consistent flowering and reliable harvests.

Seasonal Pruning Guide
Most fruit trees benefit from annual pruning during late winter while dormant to maintain structure, encourage airflow, and support healthy fruit production. Light summer pruning may be used to manage growth and improve fruit quality. Proper seasonal pruning promotes longevity, balance, and consistent yields.