Edible Landscaping

These baby Warren pears might not look like much when they’re just getting started—but give them time, and they’ll turn into one of the best-tasting pears you can grow. Known for their smooth, buttery texture and rich flavor, Warren pears are a favorite among heirloom fruit lovers.

This variety is also fire blight resistant, self-fruitful, and a solid choice for home orchards in a range of climates.

✔️ Exceptional flavor and texture
✔️ USDA Zones 5–9
✔️ Ripens late summer into fall
✔️ Great for fresh eating and preserving

Warren pear trees are available now—you’ll find them at the nursery and on our website.

Polka raspberries are a top choice for gardeners who want sweet, rich berries and reliable performance. This everbearing variety produces fruit on new canes, with a generous harvest starting in midsummer and often continuing into fall.
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​​The berries are large, firm, and flavorful—perfect for fresh eating, freezing, or turning into jam.
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​​​✔️​ Everbearing variety (fruit on first-year canes)
​​​✔️​ Excellent disease resistance
​​​✔️​ USDA Zones 4–8
​​​✔️​ Strong yields and great cold tolerance
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​​Polka raspberry plants are available at the nursery and on our website. A great addition to any home garden or edible landscape!
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Pakistan Mulberry – Long Fruit Loaded with Flavor

Pakistan mulberries are known for their extra-long berries—up to 4 inches!—with a rich, fruity flavor that’s perfect for fresh eating, drying, or adding to desserts. The deep red to black fruit ripens over a long season and is a real standout in any food garden.

The tree grows fast and can reach 30+ feet, though it responds well to pruning if you’d like to keep it smaller.

✔️ Big, flavorful berries
✔️ Extended harvest window
✔️ USDA Zones 8–10 (Zone 7 may work, but the tree will experience some winter damage)
✔️ Heat-tolerant and productive

Now available at the nursery and on our website. If you’re planning a backyard orchard or just want something a little different, this one’s worth a spot in the garden.

🌳 Weeping Mulberry – Beauty That Bears Fruit 🍇

Looking for something unique to anchor your garden? The Weeping Mulberry is a real showstopper—with long, graceful branches that spill like a waterfall and sweet, juicy fruit in early summer.

It’s a favorite for anyone who wants a tree that’s both ornamental and edible. The fruit tastes a lot like blackberries and is perfect for snacking, baking, or sharing with birds (if you’re feeling generous).

✔️ Eye-catching shape, even in winter
✔️ Stays small
✔️ Low maintenance and cold hardy
✔️ Great for edible landscapes or just to add some flair

We’ve got some beautiful young trees in stock in various sizes—swing by the nursery or check out our website.

Meet the Girardi Dwarf Mulberry!

This petite powerhouse may be small in stature, but don’t let its size fool you—Girardi mulberries are delicious, the plants are very productive and are perfect for small spaces!

✔️ Dwarf-sized tree (grows just 6–8 ft tall!)
✔️ Produces sweet, rich berries from late spring through summer
✔️ Self-pollinating & easy to maintain
✔️ Loved by kids, birds, and berry lovers alike!

Plants are available at the nursery and on the website — and you can come see them fruiting in our orchard.

Only one more week! 🌱😁
If you like plant discounts, door prizes, orchard tours, etc make sure you come visit us on Saturday June 7!

If you just want a discount on plants and aren’t interested in any of the other festival happenings, come visit Friday June 6 or Sunday June 8.

20% plant discount is only available in person at the nursery, not for online orders.

Many of our plants are propagated from cuttings. We take the cuttings from the plants in our orchard and then put them in perlite trays on our mistbed until they grow enough roots. Then they get potted up.

Pomegranate blooms are pure magic—fiery, tropical-looking, and absolutely stunning in the garden.
Our pomegranate plants are showing off right now, and we’ve got several varieties available for sale, each with its own fruiting habit and flavor profile.

These tough, drought-tolerant shrubs thrive in heat and sun, and the flowers alone are worth growing them for—even before the fruit arrives!

Whether you’re dreaming of juicy harvests or just want a showstopper in your landscape, now’s the time to plant.

Nasturtiums are here—bright, beautiful, and ready for your garden (or your salad)!
We’ve got non-vining varieties available now, perfect for containers, borders, or tucking into sunny spots where you want a pop of color without the sprawl.

Choose from variegated foliage for an extra ornamental touch or classic green-leafed types—both are bursting with vibrant blooms in sunset shades.

And yes—they’re edible! The flowers and leaves add a peppery kick to salads, sandwiches, and charcuterie boards. Gorgeous and delicious.

Swing by and grab a few while they last!

The Nanking bush cherries are fruiting!
These little gems are ready to snack on straight from the shrub—tart, juicy, and absolutely bursting with flavor. They’re one of the first fruits to ripen in the garden, making them a springtime favorite around here.

Nanking cherries aren’t just delicious—they’re also tough, fast-growing, and beautiful in a hedge or edible landscape. Low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and beloved by pollinators earlier in the season.

Meet the ‘Cheropugy’ Nanking bush cherry!
It ripens a little earlier than our other varieties.

Our Cheropugy bush is loaded right now—an early-season treat that proves you don’t need a full orchard to grow great fruit. Hardy, compact, and beautiful enough for the front yard, this is one of our favorite edible landscaping picks.

Have you tried Cheropugy yet?

(Nanking cherries are not self fertile and need a different variety for cross pollination. So be sure to check out our other varieties also.)

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