Trees

ApricotHarcot

Hardy and self-fruitful. A reliable apricot for Intermountain West backyards.

Care notes

Growing trees, the short version.

Tip 1
Trees are a multi-decade decision. Pick the spot before you pick the tree.
Tip 2
Water deeply for the first two seasons — the roots are still hunting.
Tip 3
Stake only if the trunk cannot hold itself. Most don’t need it for long.

Magnolia

A compact magnolia with pink star-shaped blooms in early spring. Handles cold better than most.

Nectarine

A genetic dwarf nectarine — stays under 6 feet. Sweet, firm fruit on a patio-friendly tree.

Tree

Ornamentals and fruit trees we rotate through the yard year-round.

Want one?

Reach out for current availability. We’ll tell you when it comes in, what it pairs with, and whether the dog is in a mood.