Self-Fertile

Trees that set fruit without a second variety. Most still crop more heavily with a partner nearby.

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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.
  • 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
  • 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
  • Single round yellow bergamot fruit on a white background
    Pickup returns April 1

    Bergamot Citrus

    Italy

    Bergamot Citrus
    From $52.00

    Italian aromatic cold-sensitive bergamot citrus
  • 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
  • Medlar fruit. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Breda Giant Medlar

    Netherlands

    Breda Giant Medlar
    From $89.00

    Large-fruited medlar from Breda, Netherlands
  • Buttonbush, Cephalanthus occidentalis, in flower showing the spherical white flower heads. Photo by Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
    Pickup returns April 1

    Buttonbush

    United States

    Buttonbush
    From $38.00

    Native wetland ornamental buttonbush shrub
  • Carman peach, whole and halved, USDA pomological watercolor
    Pickup returns April 1

    Carman Peach

    United States

    Carman Peach
    From $66.00

    Texas heirloom white peach raised by Stubenrauch
  • Ripe Chicago Hardy fig on the branch, showing the deep purple skin at maturity. Photo by Famartin via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA
    Pickup returns April 1

    Chicago Hardy Fig

    United States

    Chicago Hardy Fig
    From $77.00

    Cold-hardy fig from Chicago
  • Chinese Mormon apricot plate: blushed golden fruit, a cut fruit showing the stone, pale pink blossoms and young green fruit. By Matthew Collins
    Pickup returns April 1

    Chinese Mormon Apricot

    Chinese Mormon Apricot
    From $77.00

    Late-blooming cold-hardy sweet-pit apricot
  • Dabinett cider apples on the branch, showing the dark red flush over yellow ground typical of the bittersweet cider varieties. Photo by conall via Flickr, CC BY
    Pickup returns April 1

    Dabinett Apple

    United Kingdom

    Dabinett Apple
    From $77.00

    Bittersweet cider apple from Somerset, England
  • Early Laxton plums, whole, halved and pits, laid out beside a scale bar
    Pickup returns April 1

    Early Laxton Plum

    United Kingdom

    Early Laxton Plum
    From $66.00

    Early English dessert plum, raised in 1902
  • Bowls of large golden yellow quinces with leaves, in both rounded and pear shaped forms. Representative photo of the species, not this variety. Photo by Stephen Ausmus, USDA ARS, public domain.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Ekmek Quince

    Turkey

    Ekmek Quince
    From $77.00

    Turkish quince; the name means bread
  • Flying Dragon trifoliate orange branch with fuzzy green fruit, three-part leaves and twisted, curving stems. Photo by Cossey25, CC BY-SA 4.0.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Flying Dragon Trifoliate Orange

    Japan

    Flying Dragon Trifoliate Orange
    From $52.00

    Dwarf trifoliate cold-hardy rootstock orange
  • Round orange Fukushu kumquats on the plant among leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Fukushu Kumquat

    China

    Fukushu Kumquat
    From $52.00

    Dwarf ornamental sweet Fukushu kumquat
  • Two cupped hands holding bright red Garfield Plantation cherries beside a penny for scale
    Pickup returns April 1

    Garfield Plantation Cherry

    United States

    Garfield Plantation Cherry
    From $77.00

    Heritage tart cherry from Aroostook County, Maine
  • Medlar fruit from the wild Kakheti collection
    Pickup returns April 1

    Georgian Medlar

    Georgia

    Georgian Medlar
    From $89.00

    Georgian wild-collected medlar selection
  • Nectarines on white. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Hardired Nectarine

    Canada

    Hardired Nectarine
    From $66.00

    Cold-hardy smooth-skinned freestone nectarine
  • Gloved hand behind the broad green leaves of a Hartoot mulberry
    Pickup returns April 1

    Hartoot Mulberry

    Lebanon

    Hartoot Mulberry
    From $77.00

    Large-fruited mulberry sold as Lebanese
  • A single ripe quince. Representative photo, not this variety.
    Pickup returns April 1

    Havran Quince

    Turkey

    Havran Quince
    From $77.00

    Large Turkish quince from the Izmir station
  • Branches crowded with small orange Hunza apricots
    Pickup returns April 1

    Hunza Apricot

    Pakistan

    Hunza Apricot
    From $77.00

    Ancient high-altitude sweet Hunza apricot
  • Long dark Illinois Everbearing mulberry fruit among broad leaves
    Pickup returns April 1

    Illinois Everbearing Mulberry

    United States

    Illinois Everbearing Mulberry
    From $77.00

    Productive long-season cold-hardy mulberry
  • Hand holding ripe red-blushed Intrepid peaches on the branch
    Pickup returns April 1

    Intrepid Peach

    United States

    Intrepid Peach
    From $66.00

    Frost-tolerant yellow freestone peach, NC State