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Where to buy fruit and nut trees in Canada

 
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Here's a list of places I found that sell fruit and nut trees in Canada.

We're looking for some more trees, but are having trouble finding them.  Our preference is for organic or better, not pampered trees.  Ones that can survive being plonked into our soil with no fuss.  Here are a few that we've discovered.  Please add to this list with any you know.

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- I've bought mulberries and elderberries here before.  The price is very affordable, but we often have to wait quite a while for them to ship (due to weather or other factors).  Also, when the plants arrive they sometimes look amazing, they sometimes look pathetic and dead.  But they always grow.  In a sheer total utter neglect (stun) setting, we have about 80% survival rate.  Closer to 100% if we actually water them or mark where they are so they don't get eaten by the hungry lawnmower (sheep).



Tree Eater Nusery - this looks really good!  

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We are a small mixed permaculturally-oriented homestead farm situated on 40 acres. We started working on this land to develop a small education center. In the meantime its all about skills and infrastructure development. Our current activities consist of enlarging a medium-sized annuals garden, growing a large assortment of perennial and annual vegetables and storage crops, maintaining a mixed orchard (of over 160 varieties of fruits/nuts/berries) and its duck and goose associates, managing an edibles nursery, on-site saw-milling and building farm infrastructure, and various other things like making herbal medicine and creating delicious seasonal farm-based foods.



They are on the West Coast and have a great selection of different fruit and nut trees.  Also seed!  I think I'll probably buy some from them this year to see how well the trees grow in our conditions.  



hardy fruit trees - is in Quebec and ships anywhere in Canada, except BC (sad).  



But they do have some pretty impressive trees that are hardy to Zone 3.  Most importantly they grow their own trees.  

Step 1: Understand what you are buying.

A) Our fruit trees are grown naturally, without chemical fertilizers or pesticides. They are normal sized, not oversized. Unlike trees sold in garden centres, you will find our trees are small and that they look like whips. This is because we have pruned the branches to make a straight tree and to direct more energy to the trunk. When smaller trees are planted they will usually adapt better to their new environment and grow faster than taller trees.
B) We sell bare rooted fruit trees. We ship them well packed with moist earth so the roots won't dry out. Bare rooted trees have more natural root systems because the roots are not restricted by growing in a pot.
C) Buying bare rooted trees also means that they don't take up much space once they are packed and are much easier to carry and ship.
The photo below shows about one hundred bare rooted trees in their package. The entire package would fit in your arms. If they had been grown in pots, you would have needed a pick up or a trailer to take them home.



100 trees!


I hope to add more to this thread as I discover more nuseries.  Please add any you know, expecially if they focus on organic or better growing conditions.  
 
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Fruit Trees and More - another nursery local to the West Coast.  They specialize in dwarf and miniature fruit trees and have an impressive selection.  They buy much of the rootstock and do the grafting themselves.  I've bought several trees from them over the years and have been very happy, especially with their olive tree.

Fruit Trees and More is a nursery and demonstration orchard specializing in temperate and subtropical fruit trees. The nursery offers 300 varieties of fruit trees, including dwarf apple trees, pears, plums, nectarines and other stone fruits; 30 varieties of citrus fruit trees, including lemons, limes, oranges and kumquats; and 15 varieties of hardy subtropicals such as pomegranates, permsimmons(sic), loquats and olives.


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http://bcfarmsandfood.com/images/v/fruit-trees-tour.mp4
 
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Eco-Sense - is a permaculture nursery on the Southern tip of Vancouver Island.  It's a really interesting place to visit as they have many cob buildings and are involved in local politics to help get permaculture practices approved and authorized by local laws.  They are interested in food self-sufficiency and growing trees that don't normally grow in our range - just in case our climate changes one way or the other in the near future.  



Gord sees nuts of all kinds as an absolute must to meet the future food needs for our region, and therefore has spent a lot of time   learning about Walnuts, Chestnuts, Hazelnuts, Pine Nuts, Yellowhorn, Caragana (Siberian Pea Shrub), Northern Pecan and almond, and getting them ready for sale right here in Victoria BC.    Nuts are a long term staple that will be the replacement for the grains, and are healthier due to the rich proteins, nutrients, oils and complex carbs not present in the grains.



To be totally honest, I find them a bit expensive, especially for the plants they imported.  These don't always survive when I place them in my STUN setting.  However, the plants they propagate themselves are very successful.  The Szechuan pepper trees have been my favourite so far.  It's well worth the extra price to support such a good cause.  

It's well worth visiting their open house even if you've nothing to buy.  There's so much to learn there and the cob structures are amazing.  
 
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http://treetime.ca/
 (Alberta-based, but ship across the country)

TreeTime.ca is a Western Canadian company that specializes in selling prairie hardy tree and shrub seedlings. We produce a large variety of native and landscape seedlings that are packaged and shipped out of our cold storage warehouse every spring.



They are pampered, but they likely still have to experience cold, dry weather which is better for me than buying live trees from B.C or Ontario that are grown in very different conditions. One big disadvantage of living in the middle of the country is that there are few good local options for nurseries

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http://www.grimonut.com/
 (Ontario-based, but ship across the country)

When Ernie began there were very few nut trees available and little was known about the potential for nut crops in Ontario. As a result Ernie decided to use his land to set up test orchards to evaluate the best nut trees that would grow in the Niagara region... These trees are grown and tested for their individual nut quality. Each tree is evaluated yearly on several factors including flavour, hardiness, productivity, commercial viability, cracking ability, and disease resistance. We have hundreds of promising trees growing from our own seed as well as the best selections sent from other growers for us to test in our location.



I found them because I was looking for a good tree seed source, but they do ship trees aswell. The owner, Ernie Grimo, seems to be in several organizations and is the president of the Society of Ontario Nut Growers.  
 
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Péinière Ancestrale
 Quebec

They have a very large selection of fruiting trees and scrubs.   They sell mostly bare roots plants in the early spring & late fall.

I have purchased some haskap, hardiy kiwi and a cherry tree but they have all kinds of plants to choose from.

They will ship probably all across Canada. They are located in Quebec.
 
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http://puslinchnaturallynativetrees.ca/


Native trees of the Great Lakes  area, small but growing and they're nice folks
 
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Corn Hill Nursery, New Brunswick
http://www.cornhillnursery.com/
 
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http://www.nutcrackernursery.com/  (Quebec) Ships to BC and great customer service!

http://peelsnurseries.com/  (Mission BC)  exclusively Native plants at wholesale prices.
 
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naturetechnursery.com
We produce a small variety of perennial food plants, specializing in EFB resistant hazelnut trees for new orchards.
Currently we in Langley for one more month before moving to Courtenay...
 
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Thom Odell wrote:naturetechnursery.com
We produce a small variety of perennial food plants, specializing in EFB resistant hazelnut trees for new orchards.
Currently we in Langley for one more month before moving to Courtenay...



Thanks for letting us know!  I'm excited you're so close to us, and even closer soon.  

There's a huge demand for hazelnuts in our area, with some farms having a waitlist of YEARS for people who want to buy it.  I definitely need more trees and to learn about this EFB.
 
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Grimo nut nursery...hardy fruit trees
 
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Jason Bijl wrote:http://www.nutcrackernursery.com/  (Quebec) Ships to BC and great customer service!



My first fruit tree order was with Bruno and nutcracker. Agreed on the great service, and he went out of his way to correct an error on my order. I've planted over 100 Black Walnut (seeds) from his nursery last fall...fingers crossed for this spring!
 
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Whiffletree Nusery:

https://www.whiffletreefarmandnursery.ca/

They are in Ontario but do ship to BC.

Why are there only a few who do?
 
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Flinthoph Luthhaughmer wrote:
Whiffletree Nusery:

https://www.whiffletreefarmandnursery.ca/

They are in Ontario but do ship to BC.

Why are there only a few who do?




I have ordered from them twice. Happy with the trees both times.
 
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There is a website where you can purchase a bulk amount of tree  and shrub seeds ...i know this may not seem ideal but this can allow you to start on growing a number of trees for later yields f w Schumacher is a tree seed company based out of elora ontario.. i recently have looked into them and noticed a abundance of tree.and shrub seed that would make youre jaw drop ..they have everything from every amalanchier species to autumn olives its insane ..and just because you grow from seed doesnt mean you wont get a amazing tree ..just takes a little natural time and care and you will have something awesome.
 
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Rhora's Nut Trees is amazing.
 
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Jordan Johnston wrote:There is a website where you can purchase a bulk amount of tree  and shrub seeds ...i know this may not seem ideal but this can allow you to start on growing a number of trees for later yields f w Schumacher is a tree seed company based out of elora ontario.. i recently have looked into them and noticed a abundance of tree.and shrub seed that would make youre jaw drop ..they have everything from every amalanchier species to autumn olives its insane ..and just because you grow from seed doesnt mean you wont get a amazing tree ..just takes a little natural time and care and you will have something awesome.




Website says they're based out of MA. Where is the Ontario connection, or am I missing something?
 
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Nope my mistake i must have mistaken them for another seed company ...they do ship to canada
 
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I have had a great deal of luck with Burnt Ridge Nursery.  https://www.burntridgenursery.com/  They have always been a great resource for me.  I live in zone 4.
 
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https://www.prairiehardynursery.ca/

Always had great product from them and they carry varieties of fruit trees  I couldn't find elsewhere.
 
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Beautiful Field Farm in Lively, Ontario carries all kinds of fruit trees and bushes that are hardy to northern climes. We purchased some haskap from them this past year, friendly and knowledgeable folks!
 
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I found this tree company here in bc. Looks like they are permies types if not part of permies if you read their website and when i spoke to the owner he seemed like the kind of person i would recommend. i ordered some stuff for delivery this spring.
zero fox tree crops
https://www.zerofoxtreecrops.com/
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Taylor Clark wrote:Beautiful Field Farm in Lively, Ontario carries all kinds of fruit trees and bushes that are hardy to northern climes. We purchased some haskap from them this past year, friendly and knowledgeable folks!



They're on the interwebs:

https://beautifulfieldfarm.com/
 
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If you’re looking for seeds from naturalized stands on the east coast, I’ve ordered from this place before https://www.novatreeco.com/tree-and-shrub-seeds/
 
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I've found the best way to find specific varieties or zone specific varieties is to search for that variety, ie:  ivanovka plum for sale, canada

We've dealt with numerous tree farms, mostly due to doing our variety research and knowing exactly what we are looking for.

Only other advice is pay attention when selecting your trees.  Especially size, but also the location they're grown.  

Doing what's in the first line has led us to tree farms we've dealt with numerous times, but also others we've perhaps bought 1 or 2 things from.

Have yet to come across a tree seller in canada what wasn't great to deal with.  

Hope that helps??

 
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Here's a website I just stumbled on with a list of Canadian nurseries:

https://ruraldreams.ca/order-fruit-trees-canada
 
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Great thread, sorry I'm slow to the game!

I also love Whiffletree Farms, they are literally always amazing...fast...great plants & trees and good customer service!
https://www.whiffletreefarmandnursery.ca/

I also love Bamboo Plants, I've had such good luck ordering trees and plants, great prices and again super fast shipping.
https://bambooplants.ca/




 
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There is a nursery selling hazelnuts and black walnuts and other nut trees and fruits based in Nova Scotia that ship in spring and fall.
https://littletreefarmns.com
 
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r ranson wrote:Here's a list of places I found that sell fruit and nut trees in Canada.

We're looking for some more trees, but are having trouble finding them.  Our preference is for organic or better, not pampered trees.  Ones that can survive being plonked into our soil with no fuss.  Here are a few that we've discovered.  Please add to this list with any you know.
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I hope to add more to this thread as I discover more nuseries.  Please add any you know, expecially if they focus on organic or better growing conditions.  



I can add a few more to the list:

https://www.pepiniereancestrale.com/
This is quickly becoming my favourite, as their selection is growing and so far their prices have remained reasonable. You might have to use some Google Translate for some of the price lists (they're in French, seeing that it's Quebec).

https://www.greenbarnnursery.ca/ (Quebec)
Also Quebec, but everyone speaks fluent English. I've had good experience there, others not so much. The owner is a special character and you kind of have to take him as he is. He offers some decent workshops as well. The Pawpaws I got from him have so far survived in Ottawa, Ontario.

https://www.whiffletreefarmandnursery.ca/
Excellent selections and to my knowledge the only ones offering interstem rootstocks, but they are pricey! I usually check Pepiniere Ancestrale first and go to Whiffletree if I can't find there what I'm looking for.

https://silvercreeknursery.ca/
They are a smaller nursery, but their selection is growing and I have gotten several apple rootstocks from them in the past.

https://nuttrees.com/
If you are interested in nut trees, then there's no better place than Rhora Nut Trees. Last time I ordered their ordering system was still a bit old school, but don't let that stop you. As far as I know, they are also the only ones offering inoculant for Korean pine nuts.

https://www.willowcreekpermaculture.com/
I believe they are the only nursery in Canada offering stock (hazelnuts and chestnuts) from Mark Shepard's breeding program.
The main problem: They do NOT ship! If you're buying from them, someone has to organize a trip down there to pick up trees. They are very good at helping people to connect and try to make it happen, but it's still a hassle.
I made that trip once a few years ago and had my hatchback full with bareroot stock for several people. Just last year I got some Cornelian cherries that were delivered to my daughter in Kingston and then she brought them to Ottawa for me. I just wish they would start shipping their stock...

Finally:
https://lareault.com/en/ (also in Quebec)
They are a huge nursery and breeding facility and probably have the largest selection of small fruits , berries, asparagus etc.
Worth checking out if you want larger quantities, non-heritage, but good performance and disease resistance. You also can't beat some of their prices.


 
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Is there an American fruit and nut tree list for those of us who don't live in Canadian climate?
 
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Penny Harper wrote:Is there an American fruit and nut tree list for those of us who don't live in Canadian climate?



Hi Penny – I suggest starting a topic for nurseries in whatever climate zone you live in.  There's got to be a HUGE list for the States.
 
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https://silvercreeknursery.ca/ We grow fruit and nut trees We focus on heritage and hard to find varieties of grafted fruit trees, but are also enjoying growing seedlings of preferred cultivars, as well as berries and some edible perennials. We have three test orchards each about an acre, with well over 700 cultivars (at last count) of fruit trees and berries, plus all the lovely understory bits and bobs. The first orchard is more conventionally planted, though we are adding understory edible and pollinator friendly plants every year, the second is laid out in Stefan Sobkowiak's NAP style, and the third is just 2 years old and a mix mash of all sorts.

We ship throughout Canada, except CFIA has regulations for common species of fruit trees entering BC (malus, pyrus, prunus, etc).
 

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Whiffletree Nusery:

https://www.whiffletreefarmandnursery.ca/

They are in Ontario but do ship to BC.

Why are there only a few who do?



It's because the Rocky's provide a natural barrier, and not all the pests and diseases that are present in ON (for example) are in BC. I know many nurseries just blatantly ignore CFIA's mandates on this, and I've questions our local agent about it... there is the option to have the trees fumigated but it is a very costly process. Just boils down to the nurseries values I suppose, it's possible for pests/disease/viruses to inadvertently spread even when plants appear fine with a visual inspection (hence why we have various Asian or European pests etc), but CFIA only takes legal action is an outbreak is caused. Politics shmolitics, such is the way of things! So some nurseries just take the risk, and some don't.

If there are any species you are interested in but can't find a source, we are always looking for new things to add to our repertoire, and we have plenty of mother plants working away in the background. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us - if you do, contact us (see our website) mention this post, we'll do our best to help you out!

Cheers,
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Oh, and a few others I didn't see mentioned, these folks all have smaller nurseries but cool stuff:

Fiddlehead Nursery in Kimberly ON; great selection of edible perennials but doesn't ship http://fiddleheadnursery.ca/visit-us/

Plump farms in ON; Yellow horn and some other neat stuff https://plumpfarms.com/

Floreren Farms in NS for nut seedlings (and herbs!) https://www.florerenfarm.com/
 
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Steph Muma wrote:Oh, and a few others I didn't see mentioned, these folks all have smaller nurseries but cool stuff:

Fiddlehead Nursery in Kimberly ON; great selection of edible perennials but doesn't ship http://fiddleheadnursery.ca/visit-us/

Plump farms in ON; Yellow horn and some other neat stuff https://plumpfarms.com/

Floreren Farms in NS for nut seedlings (and herbs!) https://www.florerenfarm.com/



Awesome Steph – I'll need to check these out! And thanks also for the additional information about Silvercreek!
 
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If you're looking for all haskaps, all the time:  Haskap Central (SK) -  www.haskapcentral.com

Riverbend Orchards (MB) - riverbendorchards.ca

DNA Gardens (AB) - dnagardens.ca   (no shipping)


And, just to round things out for the newcomers (either to the region or to perennial food):

T&T Seeds (MB) -   ttseeds.com

Lindenberg Seeds (MB) - www.lindenbergseeds.ca

Vesey's (PEI) - www.veseys.com

These generally have a small selection of relatively common fruit trees or shrubs, but they can be a good source of the tried and true.

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www.blackbirdhollow.ca

we have lots of unusual fruit, nuts, medicinals, nitrogen fixers, perennial veg. Plants and seeds.
shipping in canada, open to trading
 
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if i may add some overseas

Https://klimaplanter.dk is a sustainable nursery located in Denmark we produce all kind of permaculture plants like fruittrees, nuttrees, berries and perennials.
 
What do you have to say for yourself? Hmmm? Anything? And you call yourself a tiny ad.
turnkey permaculture paradise for zero monies
https://permies.com/t/267198/turnkey-permaculture-paradise-monies
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