Apple Trees
Apple Trees
Apricot Trees
Apricot Trees
Sweet Cherry Trees
Sweet Cherry Trees
Tart Cherry Trees
Tart Cherry Trees
Peach Trees
Peach Trees
Pear Trees
Pear Trees
Plum Trees
Plum Trees
Nectarine Trees
Nectarine Trees
Bulk & orchard pricing
The more trees in the cart, the less each one costs
Planting an orchard, a windbreak or a whole edible ecosystem? The discount climbs with the cart.
- 10% carts over $300SAVE$30
- 15% carts over $600SAVE$90
- 20% carts over $1,250SAVE$250
- 25% carts over $2,500SAVE$625
- 30% carts over $5,000SAVE$1500
Add the code at checkout.
Berries & Shrubs
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Not sure which variety?
Shop by what you'll make
Pies, cider, jam, a shelf of canned peaches, a hedge the birds will live in. Every plant we sell is scored for what it is actually good at. Check out this new feature! (p.s. Here is Elizabeth processing super yummy Lapins, one of the hardiest of the sweet cherries for us).
Spread the harvest
Pick trees that ripen in turn, not all at once
Twelve apples that all come ripe the same week can be overwhelming (especially for newer growers). Here is what a spread season looks like in Missoula. The map moves every date to your own climate.
- June to Jul 10 Berry season Strawberries, honeyberry, rhubarb, asparagus
- Jul 11 to 31 Midsummer Gooseberries, currants, Juliet, Montmorency
- Aug 1 to 20 Late summer Westcot, Meteor, Lodi, Rescue
- Aug 21 to Sep 10 End of summer Carroll, Zestar, Chestnut, Pipestone
- Sep 11 to 30 Early fall Wealthy, Macoun, Bartlett, Honeycrisp, grapes
- Oct 1 to 15 Mid fall Seckel, Haralson, Spartan, Frostbite
- Oct 16 on Late fall Newtown Pippin, Northern Spy, aronia, walnuts
Dates are Missoula. On the map you can set your own place if available (more locations coming soon) and see what will not ripen in time before your first hard freeze.
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Trees arrive healthy
Packed well, pruned well, and more than a few customers say ours look a year older than what they got elsewhere.
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Answers before and after
Variety picking for your actual site, pruning advice, planting instructions, questions answered fast.
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If it doesn't bud out
You get a credit. From 2026 we credit the shipping on it too, proportionate to what failed.
Natives & Hedgerow
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Garden & Seeds
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Our picks, not a catalog
The Best Of list
Out of everything we grow, these are the ones we would plant ourselves. Sorted by what you want to do with the fruit, and narrowed to a short list you can actually decide from.
- Canning & Freezing3
- Cooking & Roasting3
- Drying3
- Fresh Eating7
- Hard Cider1
- Jams & Jellies5
- Juice & Sweet Cider4
- Pies & Baking4
- Salads & Slicing1
- Sauce & Butter4
- Wine1
- Winter Storage2