(Mahonia aquifolium) Perennial.  Zones 4-8. Also known as blue barberry, Oregon Grape grows to 8 feet, has beautiful holly-like leaves, prickly stems and deliciously tart berries! The berries can be substituted in...

(Poncirus trifoliata) Perennial.  Zones 5 - 10 The striking Hardy Orange tree - also known as Chinese Bitter Orange or Trifoliate Orange - while not a true orange, is closely related...

(Ziziphus jujube var. Spinosa) Zones 6 - 9. Deciduous tree. The Jujube (pronounced ju-ju-ba) is a distant relative of Seabuckthorn. Their chewy, spongy texture makes a very satisfying snack. Jujubes have...

(Mespilus germanica) Zones 5 - 8. Deciduous fruit tree. This age-old, forgotten fruit is making a big comeback in the permaculture world! Medlar saw its heyday back in Medieval time through The...

80 days. Cream of Saskatchewan is actually an old European variety, brought to Saskatchewan many Moons ago. Stripy green rind guards a delicious and juicy cream-coloured heart. It’s fabulous for...

75 days. (Citrullus lanatus) Petite Yellow is a small yellow icebox type watermelon for northern climates. Sweet and refreshing. Fruit reach 5-6 pounds. 

(Morus nigra) Perennial. Zones 5-9. This old world fruit is growing in popularity here in Canada, and for good reason! Sweet, oblong berries hang abundantly from these trees. The trees...

(Morus rubra) Perennial. Zones 4 - 8.  A small native tree, with large heart shaped leaves & delicious berries. This tree is considered endangered in Ontario and is only naturally...

White Russian Mulberry (Morus alba tatarica) Zones 4 - 8. This mulberry is a cold hardy Russian variety, first introduced to North America by Russian Mennonites in the late 1800s....

(Morus alba) Perennial. Zone 5 - 8. This wondrous tree is native to Northern China and produces super sweet, pinkish-white berries. Morus Alba is quick growing and can reach 50...

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(Pyrus pyrifolia) Perenial. Zones 6 - 8. Three words: Home. Grown. Candy. Asian Pears are DELICIOUS, but you know, I didn't really care for them until our trees (reluctantly planted) started...

(Pyrus communis Bartlett) Zones 5 - 7. Heirloom Pear variety, 1700s.  The Bartlett Pear, sometimes known as the William's Pear, is probably the most popular pear here in North America,...

(Pyrus betulifolia) Zones 4 - 8. Small, deciduous tree.  The Birchleaf Pear is a  quick growing, wild pear from northern Asia. Its cold-hardiness and disease resistance has made this tree a choice rootstock...

(Pyrus ussuriensis) Deciduous. Zones 3-7. Ussurian Pear is the most cold-hardy of all pears, which makes it a great choice for Northern climates.  This pear variety had been almost forgotten,...

(Schisandra chinensis) Deciduous, woody vine. Zones 5-9.  Schisandra, Wu-wei is native to Northern China and has a long time history in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Schisandra berries are adaptogenic, increase apatite...

(Hippophae rhamnoides) Perennial. Zones 3 - 7. Seabuckthorn fruit is said to have 30 times more vitamin C than oranges! These plants are heavy producers to boot! Seabuckthorn is a...