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Canadian Viagra Generic Edible Landscape Nursery at Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (CRMPI) www.crmpi.org/projects/nursery www.coloradopear.com Additional Fruit/ Container Currently quantities Common Name Rootstock Price Function Size available available summer 2018 Apple Akane + Greening double graft #7 Domestic $65 1 apple apple Apple Alexander apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 1 apple Apple Arkcharm apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 1 apple Apple E. German Rome apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 3 apple Apple Green Rabbit apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 3 apple Apple Greening apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 1 apple Apple Lodi apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 2 apple Apple Mac Fence apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 1 apple Apple Nanette apple #6-#7 Antonovka $55 3 apple Apple New Mac apple / Novamac #10-#15 Domestic $55 2 apple Apple Northern Spy apple #10-#15 M111 semi- $75 1 dwarf apple Apple Red Baron apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 1 apple Apple Red Gravenstein apple #10-#15 M111 semi- $75 5 dwarf apple Apple Sweet Sixteen apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 2 apple Apple Yellow transparent apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 1 apple Apple Wolf River + Gold Rush apple #10-#15 Antonovka $75 1 double graft apple Antique apple Colorado Orange + Gold Rush #10-#15 Antonovka $65 1 double graft apple apple Antique apple Colorado Orange heritage apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 1 apple Antique apple Gold Rush apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 2 apple Antique apple Royal Limber + Pomme Gris #10-#15 Domestic $65 1 double graft apple apple Antique apple Winter Banana heritage apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 3 apple Page 1 of 4 1/29/18 Edible Landscape Nursery at Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (CRMPI) www.crmpi.org/projects/nursery www.coloradopear.com Additional Fruit/ Container Currently quantities Common Name Rootstock Price Function Size available available summer 2018 Heritage apple Emma Trail heritage apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 1 apple Heritage apple Flying Dog Ranch heritage #10-#15 Domestic apple $55 2 apple Heritage apple Obermeyer heritage apple #10-#15 Antonovka $55 4 apple Heritage apple Parker Corner heritage apple #10-#15 Standard $55 1 apple Heritage apple Parker Golden heritage #10-#15 Antonovka $55 4 crabapple apple Heritage apple Parker Yellow heritage apple #10-#15 Domestic $55 2 apple Heritage apple Parker Yellow heritage apple #10-#15 Domestic $50 1 apple Crabapple Dolgo crabapple #10-#15 $55 1 Crabapple Roseglow crabapple $25 0 10 Crabapple Whitney crabapple #10-#15 Domestic $55 2 apple Crabapple Whitney crabapple #10-#15 M7 semi-dwarf $75 1 European pear Colette pear #10-#15 Bartlett pear $55 3 European pear Highland pear #10-#15 Bartlett pear $55 1 European pear Pond Big Round pear #6-#7 Domestic pear $50 1 European pear S Fence pear #10-#15 Bartlett pear $55 1 European pear SW Fence pear #10-#15 Domestic pear $55 2 Plum Blue Damson plum #10-#15 American $55 7 plum Plum Early Italian plum #10-#15 American $55 0 5 plum Plum Mirabelle de Nancy plum #10-#15 Myrobalan/ $55 1 cherry plum Plum Pembina plum #10-#15 American $55 1 plum Plum Poor Boy or Greengage plum #10-#15 American $55 4 plum Plum Poor Boy plum #10-#15 American $55 1 plum Apricot Black apricot (apricot/plum #7 Manchurian $55 1 cross) apricot Page 2 of 4 1/29/18 Edible Landscape Nursery at Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (CRMPI) www.crmpi.org/projects/nursery www.coloradopear.com Additional Fruit/ Container Currently quantities Common Name Rootstock Price Function Size available available summer 2018 Apricot Perfection apricot #10-#15 Manchurian $75 4 apricot Apricot Plum-peach-cot #10-#15 American $55 2 plum Apricot Rival apricot #10-#15 Manchurian $75 4 apricot Peach Red Haven peach #10-#15 Manchurian $75 2 apricot Sweet cherry Bing cherry #10-#15 Prunus $75 7 avium/sweet Sour cherry Montmorency cherry #10-#15 Prunuscherry $65 8 avium/sweet Sweet cherry Rainier cherry #10-#15 Prunuscherry $75 3 avium/sweet Mulberry Basalt Bliss mulberry #10-#15 Russiancherry $55 1 mulberry Currants + gooseberries #5 n/a $25 150 Serviceberry Serviceberry / Saskatoon berry #5 n/a $25 20 Chokeberry Aronia #2 n/a $10 100 edible Nannyberry / sweet Viburnum #5 n/a $25 50 viburnum Strawberryberry Strawberries #2 n/a $10 10 Thimbleberry Thimbleberry #5 n/a $25 50 Grape Grapes #5 n/a $25 36 Fig Fig #10-#15 n/a $50 10 Nut Black walnut #5 n/a $25 0 50 Nut European filbert/Common #5 n/a $25 6 hazel Nut Korean pine #5 n/a $25 5 25 Nitrogen fixer Black locust #5 n/a $20 51 Nitrogen fixer Buffaloberry #5 n/a $25 0 50 Nitrogen fixer Indigobush #2 n/a $10 5 Nitrogen fixer Mountain mahogany #5 n/a $20 39 Page 3 of 4 1/29/18 Edible Landscape Nursery at Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (CRMPI) www.crmpi.org/projects/nursery www.coloradopear.com Additional Fruit/ Container Currently quantities Common Name Rootstock Price Function Size available available summer 2018 Nitrogen fixer Siberian pea shrub #2 n/a $15 32 Nitrogen fixer Siberian pea shrub #5 n/a $25 28 Nitrogen fixer Silverberry/Wolf willow #5 n/a $20 9 Nitrogen fixer Speckled alder #5 n/a $20 28 Ornamental/ Chinese elm #5 n/a $15 3 Habitat Ornamental/ Dawn redwood #5 n/a $25 5 Habitat Ornamental/ Giant sequoia #5 n/a $25 5 Habitat Ornamental/ Soapweed yucca #5 n/a $25 10 Habitat Shade/Fodder Honeylocust, thornless #3 n/a $20 50 Seedling apple Antonovka apple rootstock #5 n/a $25 34 Seedling apple Domestic apple rootstock #5 n/a $25 10 Seedling Manchurian apricot rootstock #5 n/a $25 26 apricot Seedling Asian Harbin pear rootstock #5 n/a $20 40 pear Seedling Bartlett pear rootstock #5 n/a $25 1 50 European pear Seedling Russian mulberry rootstock #5 n/a $25 30 50 mulberry Seedling plum American plum rootstock #5 n/a $25 41 Seedling plum Myrobalan/cherry plum #5 n/a $20 14 50 rootstock Seedling sour Ferci Pontaleb Mahaleb cherry #5 n/a $20 28 cherry rootstock Seedling sweet Mazzard cherry rootstock #5 n/a $20 21 cherry Groundcover Claytonia #2 n/a $10 5 Groundcover Hardy yam #2 n/a $10 5 Page 4 of 4 1/29/18.
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