Zone 2 Self-Fertile Fruit Trees

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Self-fertile fruit trees for zone 2. One tree will fruit, and every one of these can take a zone 2 winter. Everything is listed A to Z, and the plants rated only to 2b, the warmer half of the zone (-45°F to -40°F), have a 2b tag on them.

More About Zone 2 Self-Fertile Fruit Trees

Juliet and Romeo dwarf cherries are rated through all of zone 2. The apricots, Evan's Bali cherry and Mount Royal plum are rated to 2b, the warmer half.

On this page: Debbie's Gold Apricot, Evan's Bali Tart Cherry, Juliet Dwarf Cherry, Morden 604 Apricot, Mount Royal Plum, Romeo Dwarf Cherry and Westcot Apricot.

Related: Zone 3 Self-Fertile Fruit Trees · Zone 2 Fruit Trees.

Questions We Get

What does zone 2 mean on your scale?

On our MFTC scale, zone 2 means the coldest night you should plan for (the 1-in-30-year low) falls between -50°F and -40°F. Zone 2a runs -50°F to -45°F and zone 2b runs -45°F to -40°F. That is colder than a USDA zone 2, which is built on the average yearly low, so run your address through our cold hardiness calculator instead of going off a USDA map.

What fruit trees fruit alone in zone 2?

Juliet and Romeo dwarf cherries, Evan's Bali tart cherry, Mount Royal plum and the prairie apricots like Westcot and Debbie's Gold.

Should I still plant two?

A second variety almost always helps the crop, even on a self-fertile tree.

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