Fruit Trees, Shrubs & Vines
Our special focus. Fruit chosen to grow and ripen through the cold winters of the high desert, from apples and cherries to honeyberries, elderberries and hazelnuts.
The Uintah Basin is a great place to grow fruit, and it has always been our specialty. We carry fruiting trees, shrubs and vines picked for hardiness in our cold winters, so you plant once and harvest for years. Nineteen kinds of fruit follow. Because we grow a living catalog, stock shifts through the season, so call (435) 789-5512 to check what is ready before you drive out.
Apples
Hardy apples that ripen in our short season, from early eaters to keepers.
Apricots
Cold-hardy apricots chosen to set fruit through Basin springs.
Cherries
Sweet and pie cherries bred for northern gardens.
Peaches
Hardy peaches for a warm spot in the yard.
Pears
Reliable pears that stand up to cold winters.
Plums
Plums selected for flavor and cold tolerance.
Nectarines
Smooth-skinned stone fruit for the home orchard.
Grapes
Table and juice grapes that ripen on Basin trellises.
Raspberries
Summer and everbearing raspberries for the berry patch.
Blackberries
Hardy blackberries for fresh eating and canning.
Currants
Old-country currants that thrive in cool climates.
Gooseberries
Tart, productive gooseberries for pies and preserves.
Honeyberries
Extremely cold-hardy honeyberries, some of the first fruit of the year.
Serviceberries
Native-adjacent serviceberries with sweet blue fruit.
Elderberries
Vigorous elderberries for syrup and wildlife, growing well right here on our own ground.
Strawberries
June-bearing and everbearing strawberries, pictured here in our own beds.
Nuts
Hardy nut plants, including the hazelnut that is producing nuts for us on site.
Rhubarb
Tough, perennial rhubarb that comes back bigger every spring.
Mulberries
Sweet mulberries for fresh eating straight off the tree.
Select catalog photographs used with permission from Bailey Nurseries. Elderberry, strawberry and hazelnut photos are our own.
Plant an orchard that lasts
Whether you want one backyard apple or a full berry patch, we will help you choose fruit that ripens in our climate. Call ahead and we will tell you what is in stock.