Edible Fruit Plants

Buy Canada Red Select Chokecherry online. Canada Red Select Chokecherry was selected at Bailey Nurseries for its exceptional red leaf color, and its vigorous and uniform growth habit. White flowers appear in spring that follow with red fruit in summer. These fruits are a favorite of wildlife, making it a great tree for nature attraction.

Buy Elberta Peach online. Large yellow fruit and small pit, very sweet and excellent for fresh eating, and a favorite for canning. Self-fertile, no pollinator needed. Pinkish-red spring flowers are also fragrant.

Buy Santa Rosa Plum online. Produces fruit that is large and reddish purple with red flesh. The fruit is sweet and delicious. One of the most commonly planted plums, because of the fruit and it needs no pollinator.

Buy Peppy Le Pom™ Pomegranate online. Peppy Le Pom™ Pomegranate is a beautiful plant with a long, storied history - and this dwarf selection opens it up to a whole new audience. It's a dwarf shrub that blooms early and all summer long, peppered with jaw-droppingly bright orange blooms. They give way to small ornamental fruits - the few seeds inside are edible, but not the primary reason we selected this plant. Warm climates can enjoy it as a dwarf shrub with a wide range of applications in the landscape.

Buy Santa Cruz Pyracantha online. Spreading evergreen shrub with deep, glossy green leaves and masses of red berries in fall. Excellent for banks, groundcovers or screens.

Buy Victory Pyracantha online. Victory Pyracantha is a strong, upright arching shrub with semi-glossy leaves. Masses of white blossoms cover the plant in spring, and in the fall, large clusters of gleaming red berries add to the beauty of the plant. Excellent used as a privacy shrub or hedge.

Buy Gnome® Pyracantha online. Very hardy orange-berried variety with dense branching and mounding growth habit. Blooms with a profusion of white flowers in the spring.

Buy Kieffer Pear online. 'Kieffer' bears large, rich yellow pears each fall, often in regions where other varieties won't grow well. Pears ripen, usually around mid-October, a full month after most varieties. This hardy, blight resistant tree bears fruit while still young. Fruit should be picked hard-ripe and allowed to reach its flavor peak stored in a cool place.