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Fruit Trees For The Gardener

The type of fruit tree you grow will depend greatly on the type of fruit you like to eat. But you must remember to pick the ones that are suitable for your soil type and the climate in your area, and make sure you know the height and spread of your fruit tree as once planted will not easily be moved.

 

Autumn Sweet Plum Tree

Bartlett Pear Tree

Bing Cherry Tree

Braeburn Apple Tree

Cameo Apple Tree

Castleton Prune Tree

Chestnut Crabapple Tree

Comice Pear Tree

Cortland Apple Tree

Cresthaven Peach Tree

D Anjou Pear Tree

Damson Plum Tree

Dolgo Crapapple Tree

Early Italian Prune Tree

Elberta Peach Tree

Fantasia Nectarine Tree

Fuji Apple Tree

Gala Apple Tree

Ginger Gold Apple Tree

Golden Delicious Apple Tree

Goldstrike Apricot Tree

Gourmet Dwarf Pear Tree

Granny Smith Apple Tree

Honeycrisp Apple Tree

Improved Duarte Plum Tree

Indian Summer Crabapple Tree

Italian Plum Tree

Lapin Cherry Tree

Matsu Apple Tree

McIntosh Apple Tree

Mollies Delicious Apple Tree

Montmorency Cherry Tree

Rainier Cherry Tree

Red Delicious Apple Tree

Red Globe Peach Tree

Red Gold Nectarine Tree

Redhaven Peach Tree

Reliance Peach Tree

Santa Rosa Plum Tree

Snow Drift Crabapple Tree

Sonata Apple Tree

Stanley Prune Tree

Stella Cherry Tree

Sunglo Nectarine Tree

Sweetheart Cherry Tree

Tilton Apricot Tree

Van Cherry Tree

Wenatchee Apricot Tree

Wine Sap Apple Tree

The Autumn Flame® Red Maple Tree, ‘Acer rubrum,’ is one of the first trees to exhibit its fall color.

This fast growing tree is very popular, primarily for its gorgeous, scarlet-green autumn leaves. It is a deciduous tree, whose leaves will always have a slight hint of scarlet.

This very large tree will attain a trunk diameter of three to five feet. Its branches develop low, and will form a very dense, narrow crown.

This is one of the best selling bird feeders ever! This feeder prevents squirrels from accessing it, allowing for more songbirds. All metal parts are rustproof and impervious to damage.

It holds up to 1 ˝ pounds of sunflower or mixed seeds. The Haven Bird Feeder provides a haven for small birds to enter the feeder easily.

The Winter Honeysuckle, ‘Lonicera fragrantissima,’ has a very strong lemony fragrance that is emitted by its creamy white flowers appearing in early spring before the leaves emerge.

Somewhat inconspicuous, red berries will mature in late spring and early summer after the bloom period. Often called Sweet Breath of Spring, Winter Honeysuckle is easily grown in average, dry to medium wet, well draining soil in either full or partial shade.

This plant will adapt to a wide arrange of soil conditions, including dry soils. After the flowering is finished, the plants may be pruned to shape.

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