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Apple Trees

🌸 Apple Tree Pollination Made Simple

Apple trees are monoecious and have perfect flowers (each flower has both male and female parts), but most are self-incompatible—meaning they need a different apple variety nearby to produce fruit.

An exception is Yellow (Golden) Delicious, which is self-fertile and can also help pollinate other varieties.

To ensure a good harvest, plant at least two different apple varieties that bloom at the same time.

Arkansas Black- 5 gallon dwarf.

$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $85.  Volume discount for multiple trees

Red Delicious- 

5 gallon dwarf-$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $85.  Volume discount for multiple trees

15 gallon semi dwarf-$200 off the lot, Planted for you $325,  Warranty with follow up care-$120 voume discount on multiple

Yellow Delicious-

5 gallon dwarf-$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $85.  Volume discount for multiple trees

15 gallon semi dwarf-$200 off the lot, Planted for you $325,  Warranty with follow up care-$120 voume discount on multiple

Fuji-

15 gallon semi dwarf-$200 off the lot, Planted for you $325,  Warranty with follow up care-$120 voume discount on multiple

🌳 Arkansas Black Apple Tree

A true survivor and producer, GREAT FOR CENTRAL MO!

  • Scientific name: Malus domestica ‘Arkansas Black’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 4–8

  • Mature Height: 12–15 ft (semi-dwarf), up to 25 ft (standard)

  • Pollination: Needs a compatible pollinator (not self-fertile)

🍎 Fruit Characteristics:

  • Color: Deep red to almost black when fully ripe

  • Texture: Firm, crisp flesh

  • Flavor: Tart when freshly picked; mellows and sweetens in storage

  • Harvest Time: Mid to late fall (October–November)

  • Storage: Exceptional—can last 3–6 months in cool storage

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits:

  • Bloom Time: Mid-season 

  • Growth Rate: Moderate

  • Form: Rounded, spreading canopy

  • Pest/Disease Resistance: Great hardiness!  Especially grafted onto the Iconic G41 dwarf stock ours are on.

  • Size 8 to 10 feet

🌱 Ideal Growing Conditions:

  • Sun: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

  • Soil: Well-drained, loamy soil; avoid heavy clay

  • Water: Moderate, especially during establishment and fruiting

This variety is especially valued for cider making and baking due to its dense flesh and complex flavor. It’s also a great conversation piece in the orchard thanks to its almost gothic-looking fruit.

 
 

🍎 Red Delicious Apple Tree

The Red Delicious apple tree is a classic American favorite, known for its deep red color and iconic five-lobed shape. It’s a dependable producer that adds both beauty and productivity to any orchard or backyard.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Malus domestica ‘Red Delicious’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–8 (zone 4 with winter protection)

  • Mature Height: We offer both dwarf (8–10 ft) and semi-dwarf (12–16 ft) sizes

  • Pollination: Not self-fertile – requires a compatible variety nearby (e.g., Golden Delicious, Fuji, Gala)

🍏 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Bright to deep red, often with subtle striping

  • Shape: Elongated with distinct lobes at the base

  • Best Uses: Primarily for fresh eating

  • Harvest Time: Late September to early October

  • Storage: Keeps well for several months when stored in a cool, dry place

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Mid to late spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright with a rounded canopy

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Typically 4–6 years after planting

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours per day)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, moderately fertile soil

✅ Highlights

  • Iconic, market-ready appearance

  • Excellent shelf life and easy to store

  • Adds visual and edible appeal to any orchard

  • Reliable yields with proper care and pollination

🍏 Yellow Delicious Apple Tree

The Yellow Delicious apple tree (often called Golden Delicious) is a versatile, productive, and easy-to-grow variety known for its bright yellow fruit and consistent harvests. It’s an excellent choice for both home orchards and small farms.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Malus domestica ‘Yellow Delicious’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 4–8

  • Mature Height: We offer both dwarf (8–10 ft) and semi-dwarf (12–16 ft) options

  • Pollination: Self-fertile, but yields improve with a pollination partner (e.g., Red Delicious, Fuji, or Jonathan)

🍎 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Bright yellow when ripe

  • Shape: Classic round to slightly conical apple shape

  • Best Uses: Excellent for fresh eating, baking, applesauce, and cider

  • Harvest Time: Mid to late season (typically October)

  • Storage: Keeps well for several months with proper storage

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Mid-season

  • Growth Habit: Rounded canopy with strong branching

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Typically 3–5 years after planting

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, fertile soil

✅ Highlights

  • Great all-purpose apple for fresh eating and cooking

  • Self-fertile for small orchards or solo plantings

  • Reliable yields and easy maintenance

  • Available in both dwarf and semi-dwarf sizes to suit your space

🍎 Fuji Apple Tree

The Fuji apple tree is a popular choice for its dependable productivity, beautiful fruit, and adaptability. Developed in Japan and widely loved in the U.S., it produces crisp, sweet apples perfect for fresh eating and long storage.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Malus domestica ‘Fuji’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–9

  • Mature Height: We offer this tree in semi-dwarf size (approximately 12–16 ft tall)

  • Pollination: Not self-fertile – requires a compatible pollinator (e.g., Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, or Gala)

🍏 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Pink-red over yellow-green skin

  • Shape: Round to slightly oblong

  • Best Uses: Excellent for fresh eating; also great in salads and baking

  • Harvest Time: Late season (typically October into early November)

  • Storage: Outstanding—keeps for months under proper storage conditions

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Mid to late spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright and spreading

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Begins producing in 3–5 years

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (at least 6 hours per day)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, fertile soil

✅ Highlights

  • Sweet, crisp apples with long shelf life

  • Heavy and consistent bearer

  • Great for home orchards and market growers

  • Available in semi-dwarf size—ideal for easy maintenance and harvesting

Peach Trees

🍑 Peach Tree Pollination Made Simple

Peach trees have perfect flowers and are self-fertile, meaning they don’t need a second tree to produce fruit. One tree is usually enough for a full harvest.

Unlike apples, peach trees are self-compatible, so even if it’s the only tree in your yard, it will still bear fruit—just be sure it’s getting plenty of sun and pollinator activity for the best results.

Perfect for small spaces or growers who only want one tree!

Encore Peach-

5gallon 

$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $85.  Volume discount for multiple trees

Crest Haven Peach-

$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $85.  Volume discount for multiple trees

🍑 Cresthaven Peach Tree

The Cresthaven peach tree is a late-season variety prized for its vibrant yellow fruit, firm flesh, and excellent resistance to bacterial spot. A reliable and attractive tree, it’s a favorite among home orchardists and growers who want a hardy, productive peach that holds up well both on the tree and in storage.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Prunus persica ‘Cresthaven’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–8

  • Mature Height: Typically 12–15 feet

  • Pollination: Self-fertile – does not require another tree to produce fruit

🍑 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Bright yellow with a red blush

  • Flesh: Firm, freestone (easy to remove the pit)

  • Best Uses: Fresh eating, canning, freezing, baking

  • Harvest Time: Late season (usually late August into early September)

  • Storage: Holds up well after harvest, both in texture and flavor

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring

  • Growth Habit: Rounded canopy with moderate vigor

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Typically produces in 2–4 years

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours per day)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soil preferred

The Encore peach tree is a dependable late-season producer, delivering large, sweet peaches just as the harvest season winds down. It’s an ideal choice for extending your fresh peach season into early fall, with excellent fruit quality and strong tree performance.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Prunus persica ‘Encore’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–8

  • Mature Height: Typically 12–15 feet

  • Pollination: Self-fertile – no need for a second tree

🍑 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Bright yellow with a strong red blush

  • Flesh: Firm, freestone (pit separates easily)

  • Best Uses: Fresh eating, baking, preserving, and freezing

  • Harvest Time: Very late season – typically early to mid-September

  • Storage: Keeps well, especially for a late peach

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Mid-spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright, rounded shape

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Usually begins producing in 2–4 years

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, sandy or loamy soils are ideal

Pear Trees

🍐 Pear Tree Pollination Made Simple

Most pear trees have perfect flowers, but they are not self-compatible—which means they need a different pear variety nearby to produce fruit.

There are a few partially self-fertile types, like Ayers or Kieffer, but even these will produce more and better fruit with a compatible pollination partner.

To get the best harvest, plant two different pear varieties that bloom around the same time. Bees and other pollinators will take care of the rest!

Moonglow Standard

7 gallon

$125 off the lot, Planted for you $225 Warranty with follow up care $100.  Volume discount for multiple trees

Ayers Standard

$125 off the lot, Planted for you $225 Warranty with follow up care $100.  Volume discount for multiple trees

Ayers Semi Dwarf

5gallon

$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $80.  Volume discount for multiple trees

Keifer Semie Dwarf

5gallon

$95 off the lot, Planted for you $175 Warranty with follow up care $80.  Volume discount for multiple trees

 

 

🍐 Moonglow Pear Tree

The Moonglow pear tree is a reliable and disease-resistant variety, known for producing smooth, juicy pears with a mild flavor. It’s a great option for home gardeners looking for a productive and low-maintenance pear that ripens in late summer.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Pyrus communis ‘Moonglow’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–8

  • Mature Height: Typically 12–18 feet (varies by pruning and growing conditions)

  • Pollination: Not self-fertile – requires another European pear variety for pollination (e.g., Bartlett or Kieffer)

🍐 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Light green skin with a slight blush when ripe

  • Flesh: Soft, smooth, and juicy

  • Best Uses: Fresh eating, canning, and cooking

  • Harvest Time: Late summer (typically August)

  • Storage: Short-term storage—best enjoyed fresh or preserved

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright with spreading branches

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Usually begins producing in 4–6 years

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, moderately rich soil

✅ Highlights

  • Excellent resistance to fireblight

  • Mild, sweet pears ideal for multiple uses

  • Strong grower with consistent yields

  • Great for backyard orchards and homesteads

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Pyrus communis ‘Ayers’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 6–9

  • Mature Height: Typically 12–15 feet

  • Pollination: Partially self-fertile, but produces better yields when paired with another pear variety (e.g., Moonglow or Kieffer)

🍐 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Yellow with a red blush when ripe

  • Flesh: Very sweet, smooth, and juicy

  • Best Uses: Fresh eating—especially right off the tree

  • Harvest Time: Early season – typically late July to early August

  • Storage: Best eaten fresh; not a long-storage pear

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Mid-spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright and spreading

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Typically 3–5 years after planting

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours daily)

  • Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; tolerates clay and loam

✅ Highlights

  • Extremely sweet fruit—great for fresh eating

  • High resistance to fireblight

  • Heat-tolerant and well-suited to southern climates

  • Ideal for backyard growers seeking early-season pears

🍐 Kieffer Pear Tree

The Kieffer pear tree is a hardy, late-season variety known for its adaptability, crisp fruit, and resistance to disease. A long-time favorite across the South and Midwest, it’s an ideal pear tree for home growers who want low-maintenance, high-yield fruit trees that perform well in a range of climates.

🌳 Tree Overview

  • Scientific Name: Pyrus communis × Pyrus pyrifolia ‘Kieffer’

  • Type: Deciduous fruit tree

  • Hardiness Zones: USDA 4–9

  • Mature Height: Typically 15–20 feet

  • Pollination: Self-fertile, but benefits from cross-pollination with other pear varieties like Moonglow or Ayers

🍐 Fruit Characteristics

  • Color: Yellow skin with a red blush

  • Flesh: Crisp and juicy with a slight grit typical of heritage pears

  • Best Uses: Excellent for canning, baking, preserving; also eaten fresh when fully ripe

  • Harvest Time: Late season – typically September to October

  • Storage: Stores well for several weeks

🌿 Tree & Growth Habits

  • Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring

  • Growth Habit: Upright with strong branching

  • Fruit Bearing Age: Begins producing in 4–6 years

  • Sunlight Needs: Full sun (6+ hours per day)

  • Soil Preference: Tolerant of a wide range of soils, including clay; prefers well-drained conditions

✅ Highlights

  • Exceptionally hardy—well-suited for central Missouri and similar climates

  • Strong resistance to fireblight

  • Heavy producer with consistent yields

  • Excellent choice for canning and preserving

  • Self-fertile and low-maintenance