2010 Tree and Plant Offerings
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Edible Plant Material

The selections below will be available when our nursery opens in March, most in "bare root" condition until we start potting them on towards the end of April. We encourage those of you who are prepared, to purchase during this season because you'll have the best selection and the plants are much more affordable in the bare root condition. Prices and quanities are available by request or come by the nursery during hours. A visit to the nursery is always a good idea because we often have trees and plants of interest that don't make it to our plant list but are available at the nursery.

FRUIT TREES
Common Name
(Scientific Name)		 Varieties
Apple

"Yellow Transparent", "Honeycrisp", "Summerred", "Gravenstein" (all on semi dwarf root stock)

Cherry (sweet)

"Angela" (Mazzard stock), "Lambert" (dwarf stock, Gisela), "Rainier" (Mazzard rootstock), "Kirsten" (Gisela rootstock)
Cherry (sour)

"Montmorency"
Pear (european) "Red Clapps", "Orcas", "Comice"
Pear (asian) "Shinglo", "Kosui"
Peach

“Frost”
Plum (european/prune)

"Stanley"
Plum (asian) "Methley, "Green Gage"
Fig

"Violetta", "Dessert King"

OTHER EDIBLES
Common Name
(Scientific Name)		 Varieties

Blueberries

 "Toro", "Darrow", "Earliblue", "Chandler", "Legacy", "Northsky"
Evergreen Huckleberries
(Vaccinium ovatum)		 This is a great native shrublet that produces delicious edible fruit, attractive in the landscape, and best of all, deer resistant and drought tolerant once established.
Strawberries

"Tribute" (everbearing variety), "Rainier" (June bearing)
Raspberries "Amity" (everbearing variety), "Willamette" (June bearing variety)
Rhubarb "Crimson Cherry"
Kiwi We stock both male and female vines, (need at least one of each for fruit production.)

And our usual great selection of veggie starts, many of which we grow ourselves! These are grown in 6 pks. or 4" pots, cool season starts available end of March (including potato and onion sets), warm season starts available late April thru June. We try to have lettuce starts thru the entire season, though quanities on all veggie starts are limited because of their short "shelf" life, so don't procrastinate or you'll have to resort to seeding yourself, in that case we also have a good selection of seed specially chosen for our area.


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Islandscape Nursery and Garden Center
192 Lopez Rd. or PO Box 447
Lopez Island, WA 98261
(360) 468-3416

 
 
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