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    Hi friends! To choose your plants below, first check the box at the top left of each item, this will select 1 plant. You can then use the drop down to change the quantity if you would like more than 1. An invoice will automatically be sent to your email with pick up days and times. Thank you so much and happy spring!

  • Pick Up Days June 1st & 2nd

    (Saturday and Sunday) 10 am - 2pm
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          FRUIT TREES
          PEACH: Reliance Product Image
          PEACH: RelianceLives up to it's name! Very cold-hardy, reliable, delicious freestone peach. Bears when others have been lost to late frosts. Peaches have a shorter life expectancy in our region (6-10 years), but this variety survives and thrives. Fruit sets within a couple years after planting. Thinning of the fruit is essential to a good crop. Self fertile.
          $38.00
            
          PEACH: Redhaven. (Grade B) Product Image
          PEACH: Redhaven. (Grade B)Cold-hardy mid-season freestone peach. Great flavor, and holds up a bit longer than Reliance in storage. Fruit sets within a couple years after planting. Thinning of the fruit is essential to a good crop. Self fertile. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $28.00
            
          PEACH: Blushing Star Product Image
          PEACH: Blushing StarCold-hardy, ripens later in the season, freestone white-flesh peach with superb flavor. One of our all-time favorites. Fruit sets within a couple years after planting. Thinning of the fruit is essential to a good crop. Self fertile.
          $38.00
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          PEACH: Reliance. (Grade B) Product Image
          PEACH: Reliance. (Grade B)Lives up to it's name! Very cold-hardy, reliable, delicious freestone peach. Bears when others have been lost to late frosts. Peaches have a shorter life expectancy in our region (6-10 years), but this variety survives and thrives. Fruit sets within a couple years after planting. Thinning of the fruit is essential to a good crop. Self fertile. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $28.00
            
          PEACH: Blushing Star (Grade B) Product Image
          PEACH: Blushing Star (Grade B)Cold-hardy, ripens later in the season, freestone white-flesh peach with superb flavor. One of our all-time favorites. Fruit sets within a couple years after planting. Thinning of the fruit is essential to a good crop. Self fertile. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $28.00
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          APPLE: Aroostook Sunset Product Image
          APPLE: Aroostook Sunset
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Beacon Product Image
          APPLE: BeaconEarly fall, bright red apple. Produces incredibly large crops of crunchy, sweet apples. Good for early applesauce and fresh eating. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Black Oxford Product Image
          APPLE: Black OxfordProbably the most beautiful apple you'll ever see. It's like looking into the depths of space. Dark red/purple apple that is best harvested in the late fall, stored in a root cellar, and eaten in the winter. Arguably Maine's most famous apple variety. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Canadian Strawberry Product Image
          APPLE: Canadian StrawberryLarge, annual bearing, mid-season dessert apple from Solon, Maine. It's one of the most delicious fresh eating apples we know of, and sometimes you can even taste a little bit of strawberry in there. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Cox's Orange Pippin Product Image
          APPLE: Cox's Orange PippinEnglish dessert apple known for its delicious, complex flavor. Ripens in the fall. Very fire blight resistant. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Erwin Bauer Product Image
          APPLE: Erwin BauerLate fall, red/orange streaked apple. Crunchy and sturdy, with a surprising and delicious citrus flavor. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Golden Russet Product Image
          APPLE: Golden Russet
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Goldrush Product Image
          APPLE: GoldrushVery late fall, yellow apple. Absolutely incredible for winter storage in a root cellar. Best eaten in February or March, when the flavor is most complex and vibrant, but it can keep until April and still be a bit crisp and delicious. If you have only one winter storage apple, this should be the one. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Jamba Product Image
          APPLE: JambaLarge, red, annual bearing, early season fresh-eating apple. A "classic" red apple. Bears large crops of beautiful, crisp, tart early season apples. Highly disease resistance, especially against fire blight. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Liberty Product Image
          APPLE: LibertyA highly disease-resistant multi-purpose red apple. Later fall harvest. Annual bearer of large, reliable crops. Tart, sweet, and crisp, it makes great applesauce, pies, cider, and fresh eating. If you only plant one apple tree, this should probably be the one. High resistance to fire blight. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Opalescent. (Grade B) Product Image
          APPLE: Opalescent. (Grade B)Delicious red dessert apple, good producer and a good keeper. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $28.00
            
          APPLE: Pinova Product Image
          APPLE: PinovaOne of our favorite mid-fall fresh eating apples. Very disease resistant, consistent annual bearer. Wonderful, balanced sweet-tart flavor. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Red Astrichan Product Image
          APPLE: Red AstrichanIt's like what you wish a gorgeous Red Delicious apple would taste like! Classic red apple, strong annual bearer, that ripens over a long period from early to mid fall. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Redfree Product Image
          APPLE: RedfreeVery early season, bright red apple. Beloved as the first apple of the season on our farm. Very disease resistance, including to fire blight. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          APPLE: Williams Pride Product Image
          APPLE: Williams PrideLate summer, early fall fresh eating apple. Mostly red, with some yellow/green striping. Very disease resistant and an dependable annual producer. Apple trees need a second variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          ASIAN PEAR: Shinko Product Image
          ASIAN PEAR: ShinkoHeavy producer of medium-sized, crisp, nutty and sweet fruit. Sugar content and flavor improve with hot summer weather. Begins to bear fruit within 2-4 years after planting. Best planted with another Asian pear variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          ASIAN PEAR: Nijiseiki Product Image
          ASIAN PEAR: NijiseikiHeavy producer of large, dark brown and crisp fruit. Great variety for drying and cold storage. Sugar content and flavor improve with hot summer weather. Begins to bear fruit within 2-4 years after planting. Best planted with another Asian pear variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          ASIAN PEAR: Shinseiki Product Image
          ASIAN PEAR: ShinseikiHeavy producer of small, juicy, crisp fruit. The skin is thin and the fruit bursts with juice, making it excellent for fresh eating and juicing. Sugar content and flavor improve with hot summer weather. Begins to bear fruit within 2-4 years after planting. Best planted with another Asian pear variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          ASIAN PEAR: Olympic Product Image
          ASIAN PEAR: OlympicIn our experience, this is the most flavorful Asian pear we grow in Maine. It even tastes delicious after a cool, rainy summer. Crunchy, sweet, and with some real flavor that other Asian pears in our climate can lack. Begins to bear fruit within 2-4 years after planting. Best planted with another Asian pear variety for pollination.
          $38.00
            
          PEAR: Comptesse Product Image
          PEAR: Comptesse
          $38.00
            
          PEAR: Orcas Product Image
          PEAR: Orcas
          $38.00
            
          PEAR: Seckel Product Image
          PEAR: Seckel
          $38.00
            
          PEAR: Sheldon Product Image
          PEAR: Sheldon
          $38.00
            
          SHRUBS/SMALL TREES
          ARONIA: Mckenzie Product Image
          ARONIA: MckenzieIncredible bee foraging plant in early spring, aronia is covered in white flowers. Producing edible berries high in antioxidants. Excellent addition to hard cider blends due to high tannin levels. A prolific producer of dark purple-black berries in late summer.
          $18.00
            
          BLACK HAW. Seedling. (Grade B) Product Image
          BLACK HAW. Seedling. (Grade B)Native to North America, this shrub/small tree is a treasure trove for birds and pollinators. The berries are edible and can be used a variety of ways. The leaves turn a bright red-orange in the fall. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" plant. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great plant, and will grow well!)
          $10.00
            
          BUTTONBUSH: Seedling. (Grade B) Product Image
          BUTTONBUSH: Seedling. (Grade B)Native to the northeast, buttonbush is an important plant for both butterflies and birds. It can grow well in wet areas, and is adaptable to sun or shade. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" plant. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great plant, and will grow well!)
          $10.00
            
          CORNELIAN CHERRY: Elegant Product Image
          CORNELIAN CHERRY: ElegantA dogwood with edible fruit, these 'cherries' are tear-drop shaped and bright red. They are tart, tasty and self-fertile, but bear more consistently with another variety. We hope to offer additional varieties in the future.
          $18.00
            
          GRAPE: Petite Jewel grape Product Image
          GRAPE: Petite Jewel grapeA gorgeous red-pink, cold-hardy, seedless table grape with excellent fresh eating flavor. One of our favorites!
          $18.00
            
          LAVENDER, ENGLISH: Angustifolia Product Image
          LAVENDER, ENGLISH: AngustifoliaMunstead English lavender, one of the best for our region as it is extremely cold-hardy and adaptable. High essential oil content and very fragrant. Light purple flowers dry very well and keep their scent for months.
          $16.00
            
          NANKING CHERRY: Seedling Product Image
          NANKING CHERRY: SeedlingWe love these plants for so many reasons! They are one of the first to flower in the spring, providing prolific nectar to hungry pollinators. They produce delicious bright red tart cherries that are often overlooked by the birds, leaving us with a plethora of fruit. Excellent in pies, jams, jellies and sauces. Great for building hedgerows or screens. Full sun/partial shade.
          $18.00
            
          REDBUD: Seedling. (Grade B) Product Image
          REDBUD: Seedling. (Grade B)Redbud is a great edible landscaping tree for backyard gardens. Early season nectar plant for pollinators, edible flowers and seed pods, beautiful fall foliage, nitrogen fixing and highly adaptable to soils. Full sun or partial shade. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $10.00
            
          SERVICEBERRY: Allegheny. (Grade B) Product Image
          SERVICEBERRY: Allegheny. (Grade B)Native plant to the northeast with edible berries that resemble a huckleberry. Excellent forest gardening understory plant or edible backyard perennial. Serviceberries are low-growing and can tolerate a wide variety of soils. Full sun or shade. (NOTE: This is a "Grade B" tree. It may be on the smaller side, have some slight irregularities in form, or have a slight injury that isn't yet fully healed over. It's still a great tree, and will grow well!)
          $10.00
            
          WINTERBERRY: Seedling. (Grade B) Product Image
          WINTERBERRY: Seedling. (Grade B)A native holly that is coveted for fall wreaths and bouquets, as the clusters of small, bright red berries cling to the stem and hold on tight into the winter months. Beloved by birds and lovely to see in the winter garden.
          $10.00
            
          SHADE TREE
          AMERICAN LINDEN (Basswood). (Grade B) Product Image
          AMERICAN LINDEN (Basswood). (Grade B)A tree native to the northeast, Basswood is an awesome addition to the edible forest garden. The leaves are highly nutritious and can be cooked like spinach or kale. The flowers are fragrant and provide excellent forage for pollinators. The edible seed pods are also very fragrant and are said to produce a chocolate like flavor when prepared correctly. Also used widely for fast growing lumber, trimmed as edible hedgerows or trained as arbor-scultpure!
          $10.00
            
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