The following plants are available for fall shipping and for pick up at the farm and the Olympia Farmer's Market. Fall orders for shipping will be reviewed on an individual basis.We will be able to ship your order in the fall, if the nursery stock goes dormant here (usually late October) in time to safely ship your order across the country. Orders that can't be shipped in the fall will be shipped in the winter or spring.
Follow the bare root shipping chart for fall orders.
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| BALD CYPRESS SEEDLING (Taxodium distichum) |
| Native to the gulf region but very hardy and widely adapted. Wood exceedingly resistant to decay and insects. Bald Cypress will grow in standing water and is more ornamental under such conditions producing buttress-like knees at base of trunk. Fairly fast growth. Beautiful orange brown foliage in fall, before losing its leaves. Zone 4-9. |
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| MCFARLIN CRANBERRY (Vaccinium macrocarpon) |
| Especially flavorful fruit, large dark red berries that ripen midseason. McFarlin Cranberry will grow in peat, sandy, or clay soil if acidic with adequate moisture. If you don't have such a soil, get some peat moss and create a bed for them. They are second only to blueberries in anti-aging, disease fighting antioxidants. Cranberry consumption also prevents urinary tract infections. |
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| BABY SHIPOVA (Pyrus communis x Sorbus sp.) |
| An early ripening natural dwarf form of Shipova, a unique cross between European pear and Whitebeam (Sorbus aria). Produces clusters of highly fragrant and delicious 1" fruit in August or September. Fruits are much smaller than regular Shipova. Best pollinators are Bosc, Comice, Orcas. Somewhat self-fruitful. Zone 4-9 |
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| Monkey Puzzle Tree (Araucaria araucana) |
| Tall ornamental evergreen nut tree native to Chile with sharp pointed leaves. Monkey Puzzle Trees produce large cones with 250 nuts per cone. Nuts are 2" long and good tasting after roasting, resembling corn or chestnut. Thin, easily peelable shell. Hardy to -10° F. Zone 6-9. *FOR NUTS, PLANT TWO OR MORE MONKEY PUZZLE SEEDLINGS* |
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| BLACK CAP RASPBERRY (Rubus leucodermis) |
| Purple-blue thorny canes with greyish cast are the reason for the latin name: leucodermis means "white bark". Long arching canes produce sweet black fruits on 2nd year wood, then die back. Hardy and widely adapted to sun or partial shade, but prefers moist soils. This Black Cap Raspberry species is native from CA to B.C., throughout WA, ID, MT. WY and UT. Not to be confused with the East Coast native black cap raspberry, Rubus occidentalis. Zone 6-9. |
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| LOVELL ROOTSTOCK (Prunus persica) |
| Compatible with all prunus species: peach, almond, plum, apricot, and nectarine. Lovell Peach Rootstock provides a well anchored, vigorous, long-lived tree with good disease resistance. Widely adapted. |
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| PAW PAW SEEDS (Asimina triloba) |
| These small trees are native to the Northeastern USA and they produce the largest native fruits in North America, up to 5" long. Paw Paws are sweet and custard like with a rich flavor, and are highly nutritious. Large tropical leaves, attractively shaped trees, pest and disease free. Plant two for cross pollination, Pawpaws grow fairly true from seed. Hardy to about -25° F. Shipping is $7.75/package. If you are only ordering pawpaw seed, chose the shipping method "When only ordering Goumi, Pawpaw, or Pumpkin Seed" upon checkout. |
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| ALENIA (PRIMA) ALMOND (Prunus dulcis) |
| A hardy, late blooming thin shelled variety with sweet flavor. Needs another late blooming variety to pollinate, such as Dessertniy or All-in-One or Mission. Alenia Almond is also know as the variety 'Prima' and is a Ukrainian selection. Zone 5-9. |
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| EARLIBLUE BLUEBERRY (Vaccinium corymbosum) |
| Earliest ripening northern highbush. Large delicious berries are cracking resistant. Moderate yield. Earliblue Blueberry is intolerant of a wet growing site. Red fall color. Zone 5-8. |
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| PILGRIM CRANBERRY (Vaccinium macrocarpon) |
| Low growing, spreading evergreen ground cover with wiry stems and pink flowers. Large fruits with fine flavor. Pilgrim Cranberry will grow in peat, sandy, or clay soil if acidic with adequate moisture. If you don't have such a soil, get some peat moss and create a bed for them. Cranberries are second only to blueberries in anti-aging, disease fighting antioxidants. Cranberry consumption also prevents urinary tract infections. Dark green foliage with reddish bronze new growth. Leafhopper and virus resistant. Productive of purplish-red tart fruits that ripen late and keep well. Self-fertile. Hardy to -30F. |
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| ANTONOVKA ROOTSTOCK (Malus domestica antonovka) |
| This rootstock creates a hardy full sized standard tree. Semi-dwarf and standard rootstocks are much better anchored & more drought tolerant than dwarf rootstock. They can be kept small for ease of harvest and accommodation into smaller spaces by summer pruning. Antonovka is the seedling of parent trees that produce large, round yellow apples with white flesh. |
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