Hardy to Zone 5

Documented to survive average winter lows of -20 to -10°F. Zone 5 adds peaches, nectarines, almonds and most persimmons. Our nursery in Cumming, Iowa, is zone 5b.

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  • Tree sales rest until April 1. Reserve any tree online with no deposit from its page, or save it to your wish list. Seed and merch ship all winter, and scionwood ships from February 1.
  • Adams needle in bloom, tall stalks of creamy white flowers above sword-shaped leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Adams Needle

    United States

    Adams Needle
    From $38.00

    Drought-tolerant native evergreen yucca
  • Halved Almata apple showing deep pink-red flesh through to the core
    Pickup returns April 1

    Almata Apple

    United States

    Almata Apple
    From $89.00

    South Dakota red-fleshed cider apple
  • Altaiski Sweet apples, whole and in section, USDA germplasm collection, Geneva NY. USDA ARS, public domain
    Pickup returns April 1

    Altaiski Sweet Apple

    Russia

    Altaiski Sweet Apple
    From $66.00

    Small, very sweet Siberian-type apple
  • Amanishiki apples on the branch
    Pickup returns April 1

    Amanishiki Apple

    Japan

    Amanishiki Apple
    From $66.00

    Japanese dessert apple from the Aomori station
  • American chestnut nuts and burs with a compound leaf, showing the narrow leaf shape and spined bur. Photo by Peatche via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
    Pickup returns April 1

    American Chestnut

    United States

    American Chestnut
    From $77.00

    Native eastern American chestnut; blight-susceptible
  • Botanical line drawing of American persimmon leaves, flowers and fruit
    Pickup returns April 1

    American Persimmon

    United States

    American Persimmon
    From $77.00

    Wild-collected American persimmon, USDA source
  • American yellowwood in bloom, long hanging clusters of white flowers
    Pickup returns April 1

    American Yellowwood

    United States

    American Yellowwood
    From $38.00

    Native ornamental fragrant yellowwood tree
  • Three large yellow Antonovka apples on a white plate, grown on old trees near Kursk, Russia. Representative photo, not this variety. Photo by Radioaktive, CC0.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Antonovka Polutorafuntovaya Apple

    Russia

    Antonovka Polutorafuntovaya Apple
    From $77.00

    Large-fruited Antonovka from the Kursk region of Russia
  • Aromat de Vară apples, whole and in section, USDA germplasm collection, Geneva NY. USDA ARS, public domain
    Pickup returns April 1

    Aromat de Vara Apple

    Romania

    Aromat de Vara Apple
    From $66.00

    Romanian heritage apple, sharp and aromatic
  • Lumpy golden Aromatnaya quinces ripening among leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Aromatnaya Quince

    Ukraine

    Aromatnaya Quince
    From $77.00

    Aromatic sweet quince from the former Soviet Union
  • Golden russeted Ashmead's Kernel apples, whole and cut, with seeds on a grid
    Pickup returns April 1

    Ashmead's Kernel Apple

    United Kingdom

    Ashmead's Kernel Apple
    From $77.00

    English russet with a nutty flavor
  • Single ripe yellow Bartlett pear on a white background
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bartlett Pear

    United Kingdom

    Bartlett Pear
    From $66.00

    The Williams pear, raised in Berkshire, England
  • Batjarka pear, fruit on the tree
    Pickup returns April 1

    Batjarka Pear

    Serbia

    Batjarka Pear
    From $77.00

    Serbian wild-type Balkan heritage pear
  • Baya Marisa apples, two shown in cross section with the red flesh that characterizes the cultivar, photographed against a color scale. Photo by joergens.mi via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA
    Pickup returns April 1

    Baya Marisa Apple

    Switzerland

    Baya Marisa Apple
    From $89.00

    German red-fleshed dessert apple
  • Russeted green and red Belle de Boskoop apples, whole and cut, with seeds on a grid
    Pickup returns April 1

    Belle de Boskoop Apple

    Netherlands

    Belle de Boskoop Apple
    From $66.00

    Dutch baking apple with red-orange skin
  • Cluster of green Benny's Favorite pawpaw fruit hanging from the branch
    Pickup returns April 1

    Benny's Favorite Pawpaw

    United States

    Benny's Favorite Pawpaw
    From $77.00

    Rich, sweet pawpaw from Terre Haute, Indiana
  • Pear-shaped yellow Bereczki quince hanging in the leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bereczki Quince

    Hungary

    Bereczki Quince
    From $77.00

    Large Hungarian quince named for Máté Bereczki
  • Beurre Madame Henre Lamy Pear, photo not yet available
    Pickup returns April 1

    Beurre Madame Henre Lamy Pear

    France

    Beurre Madame Henre Lamy Pear
    From $77.00

    Old French butter pear
  • Bietigheimer apples, whole and halved, beside a measuring scale
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bietigheimer Apple

    Germany

    Bietigheimer Apple
    From $77.00

    Very large German cooking apple
  • Dark purple Black apricots, whole and halved, showing orange-red flesh
    Pickup returns April 1

    Black Apricot

    Black Apricot
    From $77.00

    Dark-skinned apricot with plum-like tartness
  • Black maple tree, Acer nigrum, at the University of Kentucky Arboretum
    Pickup returns April 1

    Black Maple

    United States

    Black Maple
    From $99.00

    Native black maple shade tree from Midwest seed
  • Small fuzzy gray-purple Black peaches ripening on a leafy branch
    Pickup returns April 1

    Black Peach

    France

    Black Peach
    From $77.00

    Blood peach, crimson flesh under dusky purple skin
  • Long pink-blushed Blutbirne pear hanging on the tree
    Pickup returns April 1

    Blutbirne Pear

    Blutbirne Pear
    From $89.00

    Red-fleshed European blood pear
  • Pink-red Bonkers apple hanging on the tree among leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bonkers (NY-35) Apple

    United States

    Bonkers (NY-35) Apple
    From $66.00

    New York experimental sweet crisp apple