*EDITED: Second day added to Tree Sale!* We’re here to announce our annual spring tree sale: Saturday, April 27th, 10:00am until 1:00pm AND Sunday April 28th, 10:00am-1:00pm. If you follow us on Facebook or Instagram, this won’t be anything new–but this is for all of us who like to steer clear of social media!

We’ve got such a juicy selection for you all, including fruit trees, fruiting shrubs and vines, and American chestnuts… we can’t wait to see you there! No pre-orders – no shipping – all trees are bare-root!

Apples :

(The abbreviations in parentheses are the names of apple rootstocks: Ant for Antonovka, full-size standard; B118 and M111 are semi-dwarf; and Bud 9 is fully dwarfing)

Ashmeads Kernel (Ant & M111)

Baldwin (Ant & M111)

Black Oxford (Ant, M111 & Bud 9)

Blue Pearmain (Ant)

Calville Blanc (Ant & M111)

Canadian Strawberry (Ant)

Chestnut (Ant)

Cortland (M111 & Bud 9)

Cox’s Orange Pippin (M111)

Esopus Spitzenburg (Ant & M111)

Gala (Ant)

Golden Russet (Ant, M111 & B9)

GoldRush (Ant & Bud 9)

Granny Smith (Ant)

Gravenstein (Ant)

Gray Pearmain (Ant)

Grimes Golden (Bud 118)

Honeycrisp (Ant & M111)

Keepsake (M111)

King David (Ant)

Liberty (Ant, M111 & Bud 9)

Macoun (Ant)

McIntosh (B9)

Northern Spy (Ant & M111)

Pristine (M111)

Red Astrachan (Ant)

Redfield (M111)

Rhode Island Greening (Ant)

St Edmund’s Russet (Ant)

Sweet Sixteen (B118)

Wealthy (B118)

Wickson (Ant & M111)

Williams Pride (B118)

Winter Banana (Ant)

Winthrop Greening (M111)

Wolf River (Ant)

Zestar (B118)

Pears

Bartlett

Bosc

Buffum

Cabot Vermont

Comptesse Clara Frijs

Dana Hovey 

Kaspar’s Winter

Patten

Seckel

Peach

Lars Anderson

Red Haven

Pie Cherry

Garfield Plantation

Plum

Black Ice 

La Crescent

Purple Heart 

Prunus americana seedlings

Raspberry

August Red

American Chestnut

Juneberry

Lee #8

Parkhill

Chokeberry

Brilliantissima

MacKenzie

Kiwi

Geneva #3 (female)

Anna (female)

Meader (male)

Elderberries

Elderberry seedlings

Adams

Bob Gordon

Nova

Wyldewood

York

Korsor 

Marge 

Samyl

Special addendum: When you commission your 9-year-old to draw a flyer for the tree sale and he gives you a picture of a fully mature fruiting apple tree blasting through the roof of the cow barn where we plan to hold said tree sale, gleefully observed by the farm’s draft ponies :

…and if news hadn’t made it out into the world to you, us four Yentes-Quinns are all doing well. We’re holding up fine through winter’s encore; we had 12″ of snow today and lots of fun out in it. We are pressing cider seasonally and selling it, along with our first batches of cider vinegar! That orchard we planted in 2012 is fruiting in many ways–we harvest tons of apples and lots of scion wood for grafting in the nursery, and we cultivate wildlife habitat for all the critters. It has grown into a beautiful place.