Fruit Trees and Plants available for pickup in Oregon

I have a bunch of extra fruit trees and bushes in pots that need to to find a good home. I really need to reduce my watering chores this summer. I'm also exploring the possibility of starting a small permaculture plant nursery and generating an income stream. No shipping yet, just pickup at my farm. Here's a partial list :

Figs- several of each variety (from cuttings) include Conadria, Brown Turkey, Desert King, Hardy Chicago and Negronne, many 1 gallon pots

Evergreen Huckleberries: several from layering in 1 gallon pots

Thornless Blackberries- three from cuttings- prolific variety in 1 gallon pots

Grape vines- Reliance- seedless red variety awesome for raisins- three 1 gallon

Dwarf Nectarines (Golden Prolific, seedlings)- two  

Apricots -Seedlings from Creswell- two in 2 gallon pots

Dwarf Peaches- Patio peach from seedlings- two in 5 gallon pots

Peach tree in 5 gallon pot: big Indian Blood Free seedling

Jerusalem artickoke tubers

I live 40 minutes south of Eugene close to I-5. If you are interested in some of these plants, just contact me via purple mooseage and I can supply you with directions. Prices will be cheap, as I just want to get the ball rolling and make my first sales.

PM sent.

M.K. Dorje Sr.,

It was great to meet you and see your permaculture orchard.
Thanks again for the hospitality, great values on trees/tubers/cuttings, and for sharing your deep knowledge about getting our orchard going in coastal Cascadia

We are looking forward to coming by for some more trees, and I would encourage anyone to buy from you.

This was a wonderful effect of Permies bringing people together and I want to give out a thank you to the mods/admin as well.

Get your trees from M.K. Dorje Sr.!

-Jeff Lindsey

Here's an update on my plant/tree list as well as services I'm now offering:

Figs- several of each variety (from 1 year old cuttings) include Conadria, Brown Turkey, Desert King, Hardy Chicago and Negronne, many 1 gallon pots

Evergreen Huckleberries: several one year olds from layering in 1 gallon pots

Thornless Blackberries- three from one year old cuttings- incredibly prolific variety in 1 gallon pots

Grape vines- Reliance- seedless red variety awesome for raisins- brand new cuttings, 2 cuttings per 1 gallon pot. More varieties coming soon.

Dwarf Nectarines (Golden Prolific, seedlings)- two  

Apricots -Seedlings from Creswell- two in 2 gallon pots

Dwarf Peaches- Patio peach from seedlings- two in 5 gallon pots

Peach tree in 5 gallon pot: big Indian Blood Free seedling

Blueberries (one Legacy in 5 gallon, one Legacy(or Ozark Blue) in 5 gallon, one Ozark Blue in 1 gallon)

Egyptian Walking Onions (bulbs ready to plant)

Strawberry plants (June-bearing: Rainier or Hood)

Douglas-Fir (1 gallon)- several seedlings

American Plum seeds (Prunus americana -wild yellow plums- delicious!)

Purple Echinacea- in 1 gallon pots



I'm now offering permaculture consultations- I come to your property and help you design your food forest. I have 35 years of experience in gardening and orcharding with an emphasis on organic permaculture, perennial veggies, fruit growing, plant propagation and mushroom cultivation/identification.

And I'm also offering mushroom adventures- I lead guided forays for edible mushrooms in the fall (chanterelles and many, many other species) and the spring (morels) . I studied mycology in college and I'm an experienced wildcrafter.

I live 40 minutes south of Eugene close to I-5. If you are interested in some of these plants or services , just contact me via purple mooseage and I can supply you with directions. Prices will be cheap, as I just want to build my customer base and connect with like-minded folks.

I also do trades with people with pickup trucks. I need more wood chips!

Here's another update, along with some corrections:

Figs- several of each variety (from 1 year old cuttings) include Conadria, Brown Turkey, Desert King, Hardy Chicago and Negronne, many 1 gallon pots

Evergreen Huckleberries: several one year olds from layering in 1 gallon pots

Thornless Blackberries- three from one year old cuttings- incredibly prolific variety in 1 gallon pots

Grape vines- Reliance - seedless red variety awesome for raisins- plus Schuyler- seeded variety with incredible flavor and productivity for wine/juice- brand new cuttings, 2 cuttings per 1 gallon pot. More varieties coming soon.

Dwarf Nectarines (Golden Prolific, seedlings)- two  

Apricots -Seedlings from Creswell- two in 2 gallon pots

Dwarf Peaches- Patio peach from seedlings- two in 3 gallon pots

Peach tree in 5 gallon pot: big, beautiful Indian Blood Free seedling-6 feet tall and ready to fruit. Taste test winner and resists leaf curl disease

Blueberries (one Legacy in 5 gallon, one Legacy(or Ozark Blue) in 5 gallon, one Ozark Blue in 1 gallon) plus 2 more Ozark Blue in 3 gallon pots

Egyptian Walking Onions (bulbs ready to plant)

Strawberry plants (June-bearing: Rainier or Hood)

Douglas-Fir (1 gallon)- several seedlings

American Plum seeds (Prunus americana -wild yellow plums- delicious!)

Catnip- 2 in 1/2 gal. pots, 1  in a 1 gal. pot

White Currant- 1 in 1 gal. pot

Rose- big red rose bush in a 3 gallon pot

Bee Balm- 4 in 1 gallon pots - bee and hummingbird favorite





I'm now offering permaculture consultations- I come to your property and help you design your food forest. I have 35 years of experience in gardening and orcharding with an emphasis on organic permaculture, perennial veggies, fruit growing, plant propagation and mushroom cultivation/identification.

And I'm also offering mushroom adventures- I lead guided forays for edible mushrooms in the fall (chanterelles and many, many other species) and the spring (morels) . I studied mycology in college and I'm an experienced wildcrafter.

I live 40 minutes south of Eugene close to I-5. If you are interested in some of these plants or services , just contact me via purple mooseage and I can supply you with directions. Prices will be cheap, as I just want to build my customer base and connect with like-minded folks.

I also do trades with people with pickup trucks. I need more wood chips!

Here's yet another update with some new additions:

Figs- several of each variety (1 year old plants from cuttings) include Conadria, Brown Turkey, Hardy Chicago and Negronne, many 1 gallon pots

Evergreen Huckleberries: several one year olds from layering in 1 gallon pots

Thornless Blackberries- two from one year old cuttings- incredibly prolific variety in 1 gallon pots

Grape vines- Reliance - seedless red variety awesome for raisins- plus Schuyler- seeded variety with incredible flavor and productivity for wine/juice- brand new cuttings, 2 cuttings per 1 gallon pot. More varieties coming soon.

Perennial Tree Collards- the ultimate perennial veggie- and the only veggie that really grows throughout the winter. ten in 4" pots  

Apricots -Seedlings from Creswell- two in 2 gallon pots

Dwarf Peaches- Patio peach seedling- one in a 3 gallon pot

Peach tree in 5 gallon pot: big, beautiful Indian Blood Free seedling-6 feet tall and ready to fruit. Taste test winner and resists leaf curl disease

Peach Trees- other assorted peach tree volunteers in various pot- curl resistant

Blueberries (one Legacy in 5 gallon, one Legacy or Ozark Blue in 5 gallon, one Ozark Blue in 1 gallon) plus two more Ozark Blue in 3 gallon pots

Egyptian Walking Onions (1/2 gallon ready to plant)

California Black Oak (one in a 1 gallon)

Oregon White Oak (one in a 3 gallon)

Douglas-Fir (1 gallon)- several seedlings

Catnip- 1 in 1/2 gal. pot

White Currant- (Imperial) 1 in 1 gal. pot

Rose- big red rose bush in a 3 gallon pot

Bee Balm- 4 in 1 gallon pots - bee and hummingbird favorite

Globe Artichokes (Green Globe variety) -3 in 1/2 gallon pots

Lemon Balm (one in a 1/2 gallon)

coming soon- Tomatoes in 3 1/2 inch pots (including Pineapple, Stupice, Black Krim, Pink Brandywine, etc.)





I'm now offering permaculture consultations- I come to your property and help you design your food forest. I have 35 years of experience in gardening and orcharding with an emphasis on organic permaculture, perennial veggies, fruit growing, plant propagation and mushroom cultivation/identification.

And I'm also offering mushroom adventures- I lead guided forays for edible mushrooms in the fall (chanterelles and many, many other species) and the spring (morels) . I studied mycology in college and I'm an experienced wildcrafter.

I live 40 minutes south of Eugene close to I-5. If you are interested in some of these plants or services , just contact me via purple mooseage and I can supply you with directions. Prices will be super cheap, as I just want to build my customer base and connect with like-minded folks.

I also do trades with people with pickup trucks. I need more wood chips!

The photos from top to bottom are: Tree Collards, Tomatoes, White Currant, Bee Balm and Egyptian Walking Onion

Thank you to all our customers! Here's another update from Permaculture Nursery:

Tomatoes: Our tomatoes are organically-grown, hardened off and ready-to-plant. Many are heirlooms chosen for the best flavor. All are in 3 1/2 inch pots. $4 each or 10 plants for $35

Pineapple: taste test winner, red-and-yellow tomatoes that weigh up to one pound, late season heirlooms, indeterminate plants, super delicious!
Black Russian: these are late mid-season Russian heirlooms. Super sweet tomatoes on indeterminate plants.
Brandywine (Pink): another taste test winner, classic heirloom that is more productive than regular Brandywine. One of the best tomatoes of all time. Fruits are up to 7 inches across. Late season. Indeterminate.
Stupice: Chill tolerant, early season variety from the former Czechoslovakia. Abundant 2 inch fruits produce all season long. Indeterminate plants.
Black Krim: deep red/brown tomatoes with green/brown shoulders with a bold, smoky flavor. Late mid season. From Russia. Indeterminate plants
other varieties include: San Marzano, Amish Paste, Supersweet 100 (cherry), and Oregon Spring.

Perennial Tree Collards in 3 1/2 inch pots: $ 4 each

Evergreen Huckleberries: 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Blueberries: Ozark Blue, Legacy: $15- $25 each

Artichokes ( Green Globe): 5 inch pots: $3 each

Asters (New England):  favorite fall plant of honeybees- they love the purple, daisy-like flowers.  1 gallon pots: $4- $5 each.

Thornless Blackberries (Triple Crown), massive fruit harvest with no thorns. 1 gallon pots: $6 each

Also: Catnip and Lemon balm- $ 3 each

Please purple mooseage if interested.

Fall is a great time in western Oregon to plant trees and other plants in your food forest, garden or backyard! Take advantage of the fall rains and get a jump on spring!

Plum (Bluesjam): classic plum jam variety, late season: big tree in 2 1/2 gallon: $27

Apricots (Creswell) Seedlings in 2 gallon: $20

Nectarine (Golden) Seedling, Delicious dwarf variety: 2 gallon $20

Figs (Desert King) Most dependable fig of all: 1 gallon: $15- $20 each

Peach (Indian seedlings) Curl resistant, late season, self-pollinating and super delicious! various sizes- $10 - $20 each

Autumn Olive (Eleagnus): Sweet /tart berries: 1 gallon pots $7 each


Black Mulberry: John Jeavons and Illionois Everbearing varieties in 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Strawberries (Hood) June bearing NW variety- several plants each in big pots $15-$20

Perennial Tree Collard in 3 1/2 inch pots: $ 4

Evergreen Huckleberries: 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Hardy Kiwis (Issai): self-pollinating: 1- 1 1/2 gallon: $10-$12 each

Artichokes ( Green Globe): 5 inch pots: $3 each

Asters (New England):  favorite fall plant of honeybees- they love the purple, daisy-like flowers.  1 gallon pots: $4- $5 each.

Thornless Blackberries (Triple Crown), massive fruit harvest with no thorns. 1 gallon pots: $6 each

Also: Catnip and Lemon balm- $ 3 each

Also: oak trees and peach seeds!

Permaculture Nursery is located just 15 minutes south of Cottage Grove, Oregon, just a few miles from I-5. Delivery also available in Cottage Grove, Eugene, Roseburg and Florence areas! Photos available on request. Please purple mooseage for directions and more info.

Permaculture Nursery is now open for the 2026 season. A gigantic thank you to all of our customers!

Peach (Salish Summer) on dwarf rootstock; One of the best peaches and a good pick for the Pacific NW. plus dwarf peach companion. 3 gallon for $20.

Plumcot (Flavor Supreme) 3 gallon. An incredibly delicious treat! Sweet and juicy plum/ apricot cross. 3 gallon, 6 feet tall:  $27.

Plum (Bluesjam): classic plum jam variety, late season: big tree in 3 gallon: $27

Apricots (Creswell) Seedlings in 2 gallon: $20

Nectarine (Golden Prolific) Seedling, Delicious dwarf variety: 2 gallon $20

Cornelian Cherry: A fruiting dogwood with small, edible cherry-like fruits. 3 gallon, 6' tall: $25.
 
Figs (Desert King) Most dependable fig of all: 1 gallon: $15- $20 each. also Violette De Bordeaux Fig $11.

Peach (Indian seedlings) Curl resistant, late season, self-pollinating and super delicious! various sizes- $10 - $20 each

Autumn Olive (Eleagnus): Sweet /tart berries: 1 gallon pots $7 each

Black Mulberry: John Jeavons and Illionois Everbearing varieties. The berries are delicious and chickens love'em, too. in 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Strawberries (Hood) June bearing NW variety- several plants each in big pots $15-$20

Perennial Tree Collard in 3 1/2 inch pots: $ 4

Evergreen Huckleberries: 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Hardy Kiwis (Issai): self-pollinating: 1- 1 1/2 gallon: $10-$12 each

Artichokes ( Green Globe): 5 inch pots: $3 each

Asters (New England):  favorite fall plant of honeybees- they love the purple, daisy-like flowers.  1 gallon pots: $4- $5 each.

Thornless Blackberries (Triple Crown), massive fruit harvest with no thorns. 1 gallon pots: $6 each

California Black Oak: 2 gallon, 4' tall $7. Also 1 gallon: $4.

Catnip: 5 inch pot: $2.

Spineless Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia ficus) Luther Burbank selection. The "pads" are used in Mexican cuisine and the red fruits make a delicious jam or drink! 4" pots: $5 each.


Permaculture Nursery is located just 15 minutes south of Cottage Grove, Oregon, just a few miles from I-5. Delivery is also available in Cottage Grove, Eugene, Roseburg and Florence areas! Photos available on request. Please purple mooseage for directions and more info.

Just bumping this one up. New plants include American plum seedlings in 1 gallon pots for $6 each and Jerusalem Artichoke plants in 1/2 gallon pots for $4 each. Also Egyptian walking onions in various sizes for $4- $8  and Bee Balm in various sizes for $4- $7.

Here is an updated listing of our catalog:

M.K. Dorje Sr. wrote:Permaculture Nursery is now open for the 2026 season. A gigantic thank you to all of our customers!

Peach (Salish Summer) on dwarf rootstock; One of the best peaches and a good pick for the Pacific NW: 3 gallon for $20.

American Plum (seedlings) Delicious, sweet and juicy yellow plums are small but abundant.  1  gallon: $6

Grapes- rooted cuttings (Reliance, Himrod, Schuyler, Concord) 2-3 cuttings per 1 gallon pot: $5

American Elderberry- rooted cuttings  Make your own cold/flu medicine or wine! 1 gallon: $6

Jerusalem Artichokes (Sunchokes) 1 gallon: $4 each

Apricots (Creswell) Seedlings in 2 gallon: $20

Egyptian Walking Onions: Classic permaculture plant, propagates itself. Various sizes: $4-$8

Bee Balm: Favorite plant of hummingbirds and bees, also a culinary herb: Various sizes $4-$7

Cornelian Cherry: A fruiting dogwood with small, edible cherry-like fruits. 3 gallon, 6' tall: $25.
 
Figs (Desert King) Most dependable fig of all: 1 gallon: $15- $20 each. also Violette De Bordeaux, Hardy Chicago, Brown Turkey Figs $11.

Peach (Indian seedlings) Curl resistant, late season, self-pollinating and super delicious! various sizes- $10 - $20 each

Black Mulberry: John Jeavons and Illionois Everbearing varieties. The berries are delicious and chickens love'em, too. in 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Strawberries (Hood) June bearing NW variety- 2-3 each in big pots $5-$8

Perennial Tree Collard in 4.5 inch and 1 gallon: $ 5

Evergreen Huckleberries: 1 gallon pots: $10 each

Artichokes (Green Globe): 5 inch pots: $3 each

Asters (New England):  favorite fall plant of honeybees- they love the purple, daisy-like flowers.  1 gallon pots: $4- $5 each.

Thornless Blackberries (Triple Crown), massive fruit harvest with no thorns. 1 gallon pots: $6 each

Oregon White Oak: 2 gallon, 4' tall $7. Also California Black Oak: 1 gallon: $4.

Spineless Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia ficus) Luther Burbank selection. The "pads" are used in Mexican cuisine and the red fruits make a delicious jam or drink! 4" pots: $5 each.

Coming Soon: Blueberries (Ozark Blue, Legacy, Misty, Bridgeeta) in 1 gallon pots and heirloom tomato plants including Pineapple,  Brandywine Pink, Amish Paste, Black Krim, Russian Black, Cherry, San Marzano)


Permaculture Nursery is located just 15 minutes south of Cottage Grove, Oregon, just a few miles from I-5. Delivery is also available in Cottage Grove, Eugene, Roseburg areas! Photos available on request. Please purple mooseage for directions and more info.