Packing my tiny urban lot with too many fruit trees, berries, vegetables and diverse native gardens. I’m most passionate about natives, but having fun learning as much as I can about growing fruit.

So much more coming/grafting in 26, in parentheses

Apple: Galarina, Triumph, CrimsonCrisp (black limbertwig, Priscilla, winecrisp, trailman, rubyrush, pristine)
Plum: Satsuma, Ruby Sweet, Burgundy, Flavor King (Lavina, obilinaja, shiro, Nadia, laroda, spring satin, Guthrie, wild Chickasaw, American plum)
Nectarine: Arctic Star, Arctic Babe, Necta Zee (silvergem, freckle face)
Pomegranate: Salavatski, Favorite, Red Silk, Crimson Sky, Azadi, Fleishman, seedlings, surh anor, vkusnyi, myatadzhy, Ariana, (alk pust g, eversweet, Granada, Kaj acik anor)
Cherry: Rainier, Carmine Jewel, Juliet, Jules, Ian (WhiteGold, ebony pearl, surefire, montmorency, joy and Joel)
Serviceberry: Spring Glory, Autumn Brilliance (Northline)
Elderberry: John, Adam, Nova, York, Bob Gordon, Ranch, black lace and laced up grown ornamental, (goodbarn)
Blueberry: Patriot, Jersey, Liberty, Blueray, Elliot, Northland, Sweetheart, Legacy (sweetcrisp)
Raspberry: Caroline, Joan J, raspberry short cake (august red)
Aronia: Viking, Northwest Park
Gooseberry: Jeanne (Poorman, black velvet)
Currant: Black Consort, Pink Champagne
Strawberry: Albion, Flavorfest, Earliglow, Tribute, Galleta, Yellow Wonder, Mara de bois, native virginiana (keepsake, tristar, Tristan, all the alpines…)
Citrus/tropical: Meyer, Variegated Pink Lemon, Bearss, Kishu, Cara Cara, seedlings, red jabuticaba, Kari starfruit (Xie Shan, Hamlin, Buddhas hand, purple passion, p. incarnata, p. lutea, poppin passion)

Asian pear: Olympic and dripping honey

Too many native plants to list. I am working on saving seeds from everything. Contact if there is a native perennial in my region you are wanting. I don’t have many that prefer moist to wet soil.