Land of the Lesser Known Fruits

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Lesser-Known Fruits Buying Guide

Most: 2 or more for best fruit production. Plant 4-6’ apart.

Paw Paws: need 2 different ones for pollination. Plant 6-10’ apart.

Old-time Vermonters say they never get colds in the winter, sipping Elderberry juice from the freezer. Easy to grow with big harvests and a songbird’s favorite. Can even grow in moist areas.

They can reach approximately 8 feet high, and thrive even where it is quite moist. You will need to plant two different varieties to get a nice crop. In spring, the large but cascading branches are covered with creamy blossoms. The fruit is very good for you.

Persimmon

Native Seedling: Starter size: 1-2 ft $35

Small Field Ready: 2-3 ft $75

Medium Field Ready: 4 ft $150

Beach Plum	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55
Cranberry, Lowbush	One Size: $29
Cranberry, Highbush	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55
Fig	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55	Large: 2-3 ft $75
Grape	One Size: $25
Jostaberry	Small: 1 ft $35	Medium: 2 ft $55	Large: 2-3 ft $75
Kiwi	Small up to 1 ft $35	Medium 1-2 ft $55	Large 2-3 ft $75
Lingonberry	One Size: $29
Medlar		Medium: 1-2 ft $75	Large: 2-4 ft $150
Mountain Ash		Medium: 3-4 ft $75	Large: 4-6 ft $150
Mulberry cultivar	Small: up to 1 ft $55	Medium: 1-2ft $75
Mulberry seedling	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55	Large: 2-3 ft $75
Pawpaw cultivar	Small: up to 1 ft $55	Medium: 1-2ft $75
Pawpaw seedling	Small: up to 1 ft $35 (seedling only)	Medium: up to one ft $55	Large: 1-2 ft $75
Quince (flowering shrub)		Medium: 1 ft $55
Quince (tree)		Medium: 1-2 ft $75	Large: 2-4 ft $150
Seaberry	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55		Large: 3-5 ft $150
Wild Raisin	Small: up to 1 ft $35	Medium: 1-2 ft $55	Large: 2-3 ft $75	Extra Large: 4-6 ft $150