Recommended sources for Heirloom Fruit Trees and Scionwood:

New Heirloom Apple Trees:

The Heirloom Orchardist has compiled a list of classic apple tree varieties, and teamed-up with our sponsor e-commerce sites to make them available to you.  Review our list of The Heirloom Orchardist's Recommended Apple Trees for the home orchard.

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New Heirloom Pear Trees:

And here, The Heirloom Orchardist presents our list of recommended pear trees.  Again, we take advantage of internet commerce to make these pears available to you at great prices.  Review our list of The Heirloom Orchardist's Recommended Pear Trees for the home orchard.

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New Heirloom Cherry Trees:

The Cherry is an ancient fruit that's been in cultivation for ages.  Our list of Heirloom Cherries provides a short history of each variety, and we take advantage of e-commerce to bring them to your heirloom orchard.  Review our list of The Heirloom Orchardist's Recommended Cherry Trees for the home orchard.

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Heirloom Scionwood:

If you are interested in grafting, or rejuvenating your old trees with different heirloom varieties, we suggest a few great sources for apple scion wood:

The nonprofit Tower Hill Botanic Center in Boylston, Massachusetts is the site of The Davenport Collection, a preservation orchard of pre-twentieth century apple varieties.

Comprised of four orchards located on the Front Range of Colorado, The Masonville Orchard is a small family operation that specializes in unique heirloom apples and pears.  Masonville sells high quality fruit in season, and scionwood.  Masonville’s scionwood is harvested in February.

Alternatively, Maple Valley Orchards also specializes in antique apples, propagated at their nursery in Northeastern Wisconsin.

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