Fruit Trees

Discover our carefully curated selection of fruit trees, perfect for home gardeners and orchard enthusiasts alike. Whether you're looking to grow your own apples, peaches, or rare tropical fruit varieties, our collection offers trees for every taste and climate. Each tree is handpicked for its quality, flavor, and resilience, ensuring a bountiful harvest year after year. From dwarf trees ideal for small spaces to full-sized varieties that thrive in expansive orchards, we have something to suit every garden. Start your journey to a fruitful future with our diverse fruit tree collection!

"Besides the benefits of food, shade, wood, and clean air, planting trees is an affirmation of the future, a gift to our children and those to come." - Marc and Corrina (former owners of Rolling River Nursery)

Fruit Trees

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Figs (Ficus carica)

Ficus carica The Salem Honey fig is an amazing fig with fruit that has light green and yellow skin while the pulp has an amber coloring. The fruit also has a symmetrical, teardrop shape. It is very...

$35.00

Apples

Amere de Berthcourt Cider Apple (Malus domestica) is a popular variety in French cider orchards. Amere de Berthencourt comes from the traditional cider growing area around the town of Berthencourt ...

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Apples

Enterprise Apple (Malus domestica) is an easy to grow disease resistant apple that is a new, patented variety from Purdue U. and bears good crops of beautiful, deep red, juicy and flavorful fruit. ...

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Cherries

Kristin Cherry (Prunus avium) is very cold hardy and crack resistant. Large black fruits with excellent flavor, Grown commercially as far north as Montana. Ripens Midseason. Hardy in USDA zones 4-8.

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Apples

The Red Gravenstein is an attractive high-quality dessert and culinary apple, first described in 1797. It is well-known in the USA and northern Europe, and is still grown commercially on a small-sc...

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Apples

The Dutch Mignonne Apple, also known as the Golden Reinette and Reinette Dorée, was introduced to the UK by Thomas Harvey of Catton Hall, near Norwich, probably from Holland, and first listed by Ge...

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Apples

Red Delicious Apple (Malus sp.) is possibly the most famous and widely planted apple in North America. Deep to bright red, classic apple shape and sometimes slightly striped with white to buff colo...

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Dogwoods and Cornelian Cherry

Full sun to part shade. Requires rich, fertile, and rich soil. Zones 3-8.

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Cherimoya

Cherilatas are a hybrid of Annona Cherimola and Reticulata; inheriting characteristic of cherimoya and a custard apple. They have a pink to red color inside and out. Cherilata’s are known to have a...

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Fruit Trees

'Puciu Mol' is an old cultivar from Italy. Fruits are fragrant and delicious after bletting or when made into jams and preserves. This amazing Medlar likes full to part sun and does well in well-dr...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

The Peloponnisiaka Aspra Sika Fig is a Greek fig whose fruit is green with a moderate to very intense berry flavor and moderate sweetness and some acidity and seed crunch. May require caprification.

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Figs (Ficus carica)

Ficus Carica The Paradiso Bronze (AKA Bronze Paradiso) fig can have seven-lobed leaves and is a later ripening variety. The medium-sized fruit has a long neck, with green skin. Fruit is ripe once i...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

Ficus carica The Lampa Branca is a Portuguese variety of fig. It may be synonymous with "Lampeira Branca". The fruit has a light green exterior with a red interior. Its consistency is juicy and syr...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

The Markopoulou fig produces medium sized figs, dark red-purplish pulp. Moderate to very sweet, berry flavor with purple flesh. Markopoulo figs begin to ripen from early August to the end of Septe...

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Apples

Antonovka Apple seedlings are a winter producing group of apple trees originally from Russia. Antonovka fruit trees are often used as a rootstock to add cold hardiness to other apple types that can...

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Apples

Large in size, this apple was developed as a cross between a Northern Spy and a Golden Delicious apple. Similar in size to a Northern Spy, which is slightly larger than a Golden Delicious, the Spy ...

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Apples

Very large golden skinned, apple has crisp tender flesh that is sweet and excellent for fresh eating and desserts. Similar to Golden Delicious, but larger, crisper and of higher dessert quality. He...

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Cornelian Cherries

Cornelian Cherry is a Dogwood tree. A small fruit tree or shrub. It has small yellow flowers the cover it in Spring, when not much else is blooming and produces a juicy aromatic small fruit. Cornel...

$35.00

Fruit Trees

The Mid-Pride Peach is a great early-season peach that is known for its medium-sized, sweet, and juicy freestone fruit. The peaches of this variety have a golden-yellow skin with a soft red blush. ...

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Apricots

The Bongo Flowering Apricot is a broadleaf deciduous fruit tree. Like most apricots, the Bongo flowering Apricot attracts many beneficial pollinators, making it an excellent addition to pollinator ...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

The Green Nazareth Fig is a popular fig amongst fig enthusiasts. The fruit of the Green Nazareth Fig is typically small and green when ripe and has a moderately sweet berry flavor. Try out this awe...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

Ficus Carica The Rogil fig is from the Algarve region of Portugal. Some report this fig to have a slight watermelon flavor, and "refreshing" or "tropical" flavor notes. The fruits are yellowish in ...

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Figs (Ficus carica)

Ficus carica The Sarizeybek (AKA Sari Zeybek AKA Yellow Zeybek) is a type of Smyrna fig. Its fruit has green to yellow color skin and an oval shape. The inside of the fruit is dark pink.

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Figs (Ficus carica)

The Principe fig is a fig that originated in Portugal. This fig is known for its large, sweet fruits with a honey-like flavor. Self-fertile

Fruit Trees

Subcollections

Apples

Figs (Ficus carica)

Avocados

Pomegranate Specials

Dogwoods and Cornelian Cherry

Che or Chinese Mulberry...

Pawpaws (Asimina Triloba)

Olives

Palm Trees

Flowering Quinces

Mountain Ash (Sorbus species)

Medlar Trees (Mespilus germanica)

Quinces

Plums, Japanese

Loquats

Nectarines (Prunus Persica)

Jujubes (Ziziphus jujuba)

Apricots

Hawthorne (Crataegus Species)

Mulberries

Olives (Olea europaea) ZX

Plums, European (Prunus domestica)

Peaches (Prunus Persica)

Cherries

Persimmons

Plums

Pomegranates (Punica granatum)

Pears