Fragrant, pink flowers in early spring give way to medium-sized July fruit. The fruit is freestone and almost perfectly fuzzless. Grows 12-15’ tall and wide and needs full sun. Although it is technically self-pollinating, adding another variety of peach will produce bigger, more abundant fruits. 

A perfect tree for small areas, this hardy cherry is mostly pest and disease free. It will be covered with delicate, white flowers in the spring, and will slowly reach 8-15’ tall and 6-12’ wide if left in its natural form. Grows best in humus rich, well-drained soil. Needs full sun.   

A compact, deciduous tree with lots of character. Small, fragrant, pink and white flowers adorn the branches in spring before the dark, purple foliage emerges. Small black-purple fruits are enjoyed by birds in the fall. Grows 8-10’ tall and wide; needs full sun.   

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