Looking for Fruit Trees? Meet Haskap.

We’ve retired our traditional fruit tree catalogue to prioritize Haskap berries—the hardiest, earliest-producing, superfruit crop you can grow.

A Note to our Growers

You likely landed here searching for traditional fruit trees. While we loved them, fruit trees take years to produce, require complex pruning, and suffer from common orchard pests.

We shifted our nursery’s focus entirely to Haskaps (Honeyberries) because they offer everything growers love about orchard fruit, with none of the headaches:

Harvest in Year 1–2: No waiting 5 to 7 years for your first crop.

Ultra-Hardy: Flowers survive temperatures down to -7°C (20°F), and bushes survive down to -47°C (-52°F).

First Fruit of the Season: Ripens 2–3 weeks before strawberries.

Flavour Profile: A rich, tangy combination of blueberry, raspberry, and wild blackberry.

To welcome you to the Haskap revolution, take $5 off your first Haskap order with code: NEWFRUIT5

Haskap vs. Traditional Fruit Trees

Feature	Haskap (Honeyberry)	Traditional Fruit Trees (Apple/Pear/Plum)
Time to First Harvest	1–2 Years	4–7 Years
Cold Hardiness	Extreme (Zone 0–8)	Moderate (Zone 4–8)
Pest & Disease Resistance	High (Naturally Resistant)	Low to Moderate (Requires Spraying)
Pruning & Care	Minimal Bush Pruning	Complex Annual Pruning
Fruit Timing	Late Spring / Early Summer	Late Summer / Autumn
Antioxidant Content	3x Higher than Blueberries	Moderate

Clearly, Haskap is the natural choice for northern growers or those looking for a unique fruit orchard option!

Haskap Starter Collections

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are fruit trees no longer available?

We’ve adjusted our focus to concentrate exclusively on Haskap berry varieties that thrive under extreme growing conditions.

Can Haskap replace the fruit trees I originally wanted?

Yes! If you wanted fruit for fresh eating, baking, jams, or freezing, Haskaps do all of that with a flavor profile similar to a tart blueberry-blackberry cross. Plus, you get fruit years sooner than a traditional tree.

How big do Haskap bushes grow?

Unlike tall fruit trees that require ladders, Haskap bushes mature to a manageable 4 to 6 feet tall and wide, making them easy to net, harvest, and fit into suburban garden spaces.

Do I need more than one Haskap bush?

Yes. Haskaps require cross-pollination from a companion variety that blooms at the same time. All of our bush bundles are automatically paired with compatible pollinators.

Looking for Fruit Trees?

Looking for Fruit Trees? Meet Haskap.

We’ve retired our traditional fruit tree catalogue to prioritize Haskap berries—the hardiest, earliest-producing, superfruit crop you can grow.