Medlar: An Ancient Fruit for the Modern Garden
See our 2020 medlar availability here Several years ago when we began to plan our 1/2 acre display orchard here at Cricket Hill Garden, we were s...
Read moreSee our 2020 medlar availability here Several years ago when we began to plan our 1/2 acre display orchard here at Cricket Hill Garden, we were s...
Read moreChinese mulberries (Morus alba) are a ubiquitous non-native ‘weed tree’ throughout much of Connecticut. It is frequently encountered along the sho...
Read moreSee our 2020 quince availability here. In our orchard, there is one kind of tree that has weathered the difficult growing year of 2016 better t...
Read moreSee our current 2017 persimmon availability here. The fruit of American persimmons have always been eaten as a wild food by animals and humans. Na...
Read morePawpaws (Asimina triloba) are the largest fruit native to North America. Their ruggedness and versatility make them ideally suited to the backyard...
Read moreSee our current 2017 pawpaw availability here Pawpaw's (Asimina triloba) are not native to Connecticut, though are perfectly hardy throughout the s...
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