Grandview Orchard & Nursery Stock

lisa@grandvieworchard.com
Lisa Rettinger, Owner
Phone: 715-216-5821
W8086 County Road F
www.grandvieworchard.com
Antigo, WI 54409
www.facebook.com/grandvieworchardandnurserystock

The nursery season will run from April 30-June 26th.

HOURS OF OPERATION
Wednesday-Friday: 10-6
Saturday and Sunday: 9-5
Please note that Grandview will be CLOSED Mondays and Tuesdays to allow for
our own extensive tree replanting!
Bareroot stock is available pre-order only and must be picked up between April
30 - May 8th. No shipping is available.
Grandview will have a selection of fruit trees, small fruits and shade trees. We will also offer a very limited
selection of perennial flowers and grasses. Some of Lisas favorite heirloom veggie starts will be available
along with some seed from Seed Savers Exchange!
Pollinators: Some plants require a pollinator which means you need two different varieties of that species.
Also, the more plant diversity you have, in general (trees, flowers, etc.), the better chance you have of
attracting pollinizers (i.e. bees, hummingbirds, etc.) which will help pollination.
Tree Warranty: Trees and perennial fruits (excluding strawberries and raspberries) are warrantied through
October 31rst of 2016 assuming careful, proper planting and care of the plant. Insect damage, rodent/deer
damage, acts of nature (wind, hail, lightening, etc.), mechanical damage or poor management will not be
covered. If the tree does not leaf out or it dies, a one-time replacement will be provided the following Spring.
However, Grandview Orchard must be notified by October 31rst, 2016 and the dead plant with the plant tag
and receipt must be presented to pick up the replacement. NO EXCEPTIONS. No more than one plant per year
per customer will be replaced. If you have multiple plant failures, we welcome a discussion to try to help
troubleshoot the problem. We want you to be successful with your plants!
Planting Zones: Please check to see that you are purchasing trees that are suitable for your zone. Grandview is
located in Zone 4A. However, there are some areas near Antigo that are Zone 3b. Please ask if youre unsure
how to tell which zone youre in or which stock is suitable. I will be glad to help!
Please stay tuned for a greatly expanded nursery selection in 2017! If there are other types or varieties of
plants youd like to see available in the future, please let me know! Thank you for considering Grandview and
Im looking forward to meeting or reconnecting with you this year!
*Frozen apple cider and delicious apple pies along with a selection of local honey and maple syrup will be
available at the orchard during nursery season!*

Fruit Tree Volume Pricing Discount

5+ Bareroot or Potted = 5% off 10+ Bareroot or Potted = 10% off
APPLES
Apple Tree Sizes and pricing
The apple trees are $24 for bare root and $35 potted. However, there are several trees priced at $21 for bare
root and $32 potted. These trees are a slightly smaller caliper size (trunk size), but will still grow to be the
same size that coordinates with the root stock. Please note that apple trees require another variety for a
pollinator. The trees listed here will generally work for each other because there is enough overlap in bloom
time with northern hardy varieties. However, there are several varieties noted that will not work for each
other.
Dwarf M9 6-10 mature height
Semi-Dwarf M7, M26 8-12 mature height
Semi-Dwarf M111, Bud 118 10-16 mature height
Standard 14-20 mature height
Connell Red
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid-October
Uses: Fresh Eating, Sauces (chunky)
University of MN introduction in 1943. McIntosh x Longfield cross. A red blush mutation of the Fireside. Eating
or cooking apple with distinctive, mild taste that can keep well into April or May. Hardy, heavy bearer. Large
fruit size. Not a suitable pollinator for Fireside.
Cortland
Semi-Dwarf M7, M111 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh Eating, Sauces, Baking, Cider
Ben Davis x McIntosh cross released in New York in 1915. Medium-sized, bright red fruit with a bold sweet-tart
flavor. Excellent eating or cooking apple. Very good storage life. This is Lisas favorite pie apple!
Crispin (aka Mutsu)
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted $35
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh Eating, Sauces, Baking, Cider
This is a 1930s introduction that is a cross between Golden Delicious and the Japanese Indo. Large, yellow
fruit that is crisp and juicy. Complex spicy flavor. Best fresh from the tree, but stores well.
Special Note: This apple is a triploid and cannot pollinate other apple trees.
Fireside
Semi-Dwarf M7 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid-October
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces
McIntosh x Longfield cross introduced by the U of MN in 1943. Large, red-striped fruit with a sweet flavor.
Excellent storage life and resistant to cedar apple rust. Very popular MN apple. Not a suitable pollinator for
Connell Red.

Freedom
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, cider
Macoun x Antonovka x NY selection cross introduced in New York in 1985. Large, red fruit is crisp and juicy
with a slight tart flavor. Fruit stores well until January. Very vigorous, productive tree developed for disease
resistance.
Gala Buckeye
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Early September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Medium size, oval to round reddish orange fruit. Extremely firm, very juicy, sweet, mildly aromatic, yellow
flesh. A sport of the Imperial Gala with the same qualities, but earlier ripening.
Gala Royal
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Early August
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Branch sport of Gala from New Zealand. Great early season apple with crisp, firm fruit.
Gravenstein
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-9
Ripens: Late July/Early August
Uses: Sauces, baking, cider
Old-fashioned European variety from the 1800s. One of the earliest ripening varieties. Irregularly-shaped
green apple with broad red stripes. Crisp and juicy. Short storage life.
Haralred
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Late Sept/Early Oct.
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Introduced by Bailey Nurseries, this is a red selection of the Haralson. Redder and earlier than the standard
Haralson. Juicy, tart, firm, good keeper, extremely hardy and fireblight resistant. Unsuitable pollinator for
Haralson.
Haralson
Semi-Dwarf M7 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-6
Ripens: Early October
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Malinda x Wealthy cross introduced by the U of MN in 1923. Medium-sized red fruit that is firm, crisp and tart.
Often bears fruit the first year, but is prone to biennial bearing. Can store into March. Not a suitable pollinator
for Haralred.
Honeycrisp
Dwarf M9, Semi-Dwarf M7 or Standard
Bare Root: $21
Potted: $32
Zone 4-7
Ripens Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
U of MN 1991 introduction. Sweet, exceptionally crisp and juicy. Outstanding storage life, up to seven months.
Honeygold
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $21
Potted: $32
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Early/Mid-Oct
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Golden Delicious x Haralson cross introduced by the U of MN in 1969. Medium to large yellow apple. Crisp,
juicy and sweet. Good storage life.

IdaRed
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Mid-October
Uses: Fresh Eating, sauces, baking, cider
A Jonathon x Wagener cross introduced in Idaho in 1945. Produces a medium-large crisp, red fruit that is
sweet with a nice tart balance. Fine grained. An outstanding dual purpose apple, but considered an especially
good pie apple.
KinderKrisp
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late August
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
KinderKrisp has exceptional flavor and crisp texture like its parent Honeycrisp, but this early ripening variety
features a smaller fruit.
Liberty
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Macoun x Perdue 54-12 cross introduced in New York in 1964. A productive variety that is very disease
resistant. Crisp and juicy with a sprightly flavor. Keeps well into February.
Lodi
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Late July
Uses: Sauces, baking
Montgomery x Yellow Transparent cross released by the New York Fruit Testing Association in 1911. Extra
early, large green cooking apple. Crisp, juicy, clear yellow skin. Moderate storage life.
Macoun
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid-October
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces
McIntosh x Jersey Black cross introduced in New York in 1923. Aromatic, dessert-type apple. Medium-sized
with crisp texture and well-balanced flavor.
McIntosh
Semi-Dwarf M7 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Fameuse x Detroit Red cross introduced in Ontario, Canada in 1870. Well-known, older apple with a sprightly
flavor. Popular baking apple. Medium storage life.
PaulaRed (SummerMac)
Semi-Dwarf M26
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late August
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
A McIntosh type that ripens earlier. Short term storage life.
Pristine
Semi-Dwarf M26
Bare Root: $21
Potted: $32
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid July
Uses: Fresh Eating, sauces
Glossy, Yellow skinned fruit with high sugar content. Continues bearing and requires multiple pickings.

Red Duchess
Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 3-6
Ripens: Mid-Late August
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking
A red selection of Duchess of Oldenburg. Best for pies and sauces, but suitable for fresh eating. Fruit is tart
and juicy. Good producer, very hardy. Short storage life.
Red Regent
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Early October
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking
Daniels Red Duchess x Delicious Red cross introduced by the U of MN in 1963. Becoming very popular,
medium to large red apple is crisp and juicy. Outstanding sweet and tart balance with good storage life.
RubyMac
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
A redder McIntosh sport that hangs on the tree longer. Same other attributes at McIntosh.
SnowSweet
Semi-Dwarf Bud 118 or Standard
Bare Root: $21
Potted: $32
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid/Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking, cider
Sharon x Connell Red cross from the U of MN. Delicious sweet, slightly tart taste. Above average resistance to
scab and fire blight.
Sweet Sixteen
Semi-Dwarf or Standard
Bare Root: $21
Potted: $32
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid/Late September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking
MN447 x Northern Spy cross introduced by the U of MN in 1978. Unusual cherry candy taste. Medium-sized
red striped apple with a crisp, juicy texture. Success in Zone 3B.
Wealthy
Semi-Dwarf M7
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid-September
Uses: Fresh eating, sauces, baking
Cherry Crab x Sops of Wine cross introduced in MN in 1860. This was the first commercial variety of apple
developed in MN. Often bears in the first year, good success in Zone 3B. Multi-purpose apple with a tart
balanced flavor especially good for cooking. Excellent storage.
Wolf River
Semi-Dwarf M111 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Early/Mid-September
Uses: Sauces, Baking
Old Wisconsin variety introduced in 1875. Hardy and long lived best known for very large fruit size. Primarily
used as a cooking apple, but can be used for fresh eating. Pale yellow to green.
Yellow Transparent
Semi-Dwarf M111
Bare Root: $24
Potted $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late July/early September Uses: Sauces, Baking
Russian variety from the 1880s. Clear yellow skin with white flesh. Best for cooking. Heavy producer, scab
resistant. Very early apple.

Whitney Crabapple
Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted $35
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Mid/Late August
Uses: Eating, pickling
1869 Illinois introduction. Fruit is yellow with red stripes. Hardy, vigorous, heavy bearing tree.
Zestar
Semi-Dwarf M7 or Standard
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Zone 4-7
Ripens: Late August
Uses: Fresh Eating, Sauces, Baking, Cider
1998 University of MN introduction. Early apple, crisp and juicy with an outstanding sweet tart flavor.
Excellent storage life. Lisas favorite fresh eating apple!
**Special buy** Smaller caliper size Semi-Dwarf M7 Bare Root $21
Potted: $32

PEAR TREES

Pear trees do require a pollinator of a different variety. The varieties below will work for each other.
Early Gold
Standard
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Early August
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Improved seedling of Ure selected for improved vigor and cold hardiness. Green-yellow, juicy fruit good for
fresh eating and canning.
Golden Spice
Standard
Zone 3-7
Ripens: Mid-September
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Very hardy. Yellow fruit lightly blushed with dull red. Best for canning and spicing, fair for fresh eating.
Luscious
Semi-Dwarf Zone 4-7
Ripens: Mid-September
Bare Root: $25
Juicy, sweet, medium to small bright yellow bruit. Excellent dessert pear.
*Cannot be used to pollinate another pear tree.

Potted: $36

Patten
Semi-Dwarf Zone 4-8
Ripens: Mid-September
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Tender, juicy fruit of a good size. Very good for fresh eating. A great pollinator for other pears.
Summercrisp
Semi-Dwarf Zone 3-8
Ripens: Mid-August
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
A very hardy pear that is a consistent annual bearer. Fruit is sweet and crisp when harvested mid-August when
it is still green with a red blush. May be stored for up to two months.

PLUM TREES

Plum trees do require a pollinator of a different variety! The varieties below will work for each other.
BlackIce
Mature height: 8-12
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Early August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Cross between a cherry plum and a conventional Japanese dessert plum resulting in a large fruit with superior
winter hardiness and an early ripening date. Has been shown to be hardy to Zone 3b.

La Crescent
Mature height: 10-15
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Early August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
High quality yellow plum. Small to medium fruit. Sweet and juicy, excellent for fresh eating and jams.
Pipestone
Mature height: 10-15
Zone 3-8
Ripens: Late August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Very attractive, large red plum with a golden blush. Sweet, juicy, yellow flesh with excellent quality. 1942 U of
MN release. Fresh eating, jam and jelly. Very hardy. Lisas favorite plum tree!
Superior
Mature height: 15-20
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Late August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
1933 release from the U of MN. Large fruit with dark red skin. Sweet, juicy yellow flesh. Considered one of the
best plums on the market.
Toka
Mature height: 15-20
Zone 3-8
Ripens: Mid-August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
1911 introduction from the South Dakota Experiment Station. Medium size, richly flavored. One of the best
pollinators.
Waneta
Mature height: 10-15
Zone 3-8
Ripens: Late July
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
1913 introduction from the South Dakota Experiment Station. Produces well the first season after planting.
One of the best market plums. Fruit is large, red, sweet, juicy and of good quality.

APRICOT TREES
*These apricot trees are self-fruitful, but yields will increase with a pollinator. These three varieties are
suitable for one another.
Pioneer Chinese Apricot
Mature height: 10-15
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Mid-July
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
A late blooming apricot, ideal for climates with a late frost. Golden-yellow fruits have a reddish bluch and are
sweet, firm and juicy. Trees bear young and heavily. Called a sweet pit apricot as its pit is edible and tastes
of almond. Self-fruitful, but yields will improve with cross-pollination.
Scout Apricot
Mature height: 10-15
Zone 3-8
Ripens: Early August
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
1937 introduction from Manitoba. Fruit is bronze fold, blushed with red. Fair for eating, best for canning and
jam. Self-pollinating, but will produce more with a pollinator.
Westcot Apricot
Mature height: 15-20
Zone 3-8
Ripens: Late July
Bare Root: $24
Potted: $35
Yellow fruit with an orange-red blush. Excellent for fresh eating or canning with a mild sweet flavor. Selffruitful, but yield improves with cross pollination.

CHERRY TREES
*Cherry trees are self-fruitful and do not need a pollinator.
Evans Bali
Mature height: 15-20
Zone 3-8
Ripens: August
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Sour cherry, but the fruit is much sweeter than other sour cherries. Good for both fresh eating and baking.
Deep, dark red fruit 1 in diameter. Self-fruitful. This tree will be 15-20.
Lapin
Mature height: 15-20
Zone 4-8
Ripens Late July to August Bare Root: $25
Big, dark mahogany red cherry. Sweet cherry is excellent for fresh eating, baking and cooking.

Potted: $36

Mesabi
Mature height: 10-14
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Early July
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Red fruit with sugar content halfway between pie cherries and Bing cherries. Suitable all-purpose cherry.
Meteor
Mature height: 10-14
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Early July
Large, bright red fruit. Sour cherry good for baking and cooking.

Bare Root: $ 25

Potted: $36

Montomorency
Mature height: 12-18
Zone 4-9
Ripens: Late June
Bare Root: $25
Potted: $36
Vidgorous and highly productive sour cherry. Large, tart red fruit excellent for pie or preserves.
North Star
Mature height: 8-10
Zone 4-8
Ripens: Late June
Red fruit with a small stone. Very productive sour pie cherry.

Bare Root: $25

Potted: $36

RASPBERRIES
*Raspberries are available bare root or potted. Bare root raspberries must be ordered in bundles.
3 Bare root: $11
6 Bare root: $21
12 Bare root: $39
Individual Pots: $ 6.25
Boyne
Zone 3-8
Summer Bearing
Ripens: Mid-Late July
Very productive, vigorous and extremely hardy. Aromatic, medium acid, red all-purpose berry.
Latham
Zone 3-8
Summer Bearing
Ripens: Late June/Early July
Heavy bearing all-purpose berry. Considered a very good market berry because of high yields.
Killarney
Zone 3-7
Summer Bearing
Ripens: Late July
Very hardy and disease resistant. Red berries with great aroma and flavor. Great all purpose.

Caroline
Zone 4-8
Everbearing
Ripens: Late June & Early September
Large, flavorful berries. Vigorous tolerant of root rot and yellow rust.
Heritage
Zone 4-8
Everbearing
Ripens: July & Early September
Popular, high quality, medium sized all-purpose berry.
Ann
Zone 4-10
Fall Bearing
Ripens: August Late September
Large, firm yellow berries with a mild sweet flavor.
Autumn Britten
Zone 3-8
Fall Bearing
Ripens: Early September
Large, firm berries with outstanding flavor. Very good all-purpose berry. Large yields. Lisas favorite!

STRAWBERRIES
*Strawberries are available bare root or potted. Bare root berries must be ordered in bundles.
5 Bareroot: $5.25
10 Bareroot: $9.50 20 Bareroot: $17.00 50 Bareroot: $38
Potted: $1.25 ea.
Wendy
Zone 3-8
June bearing
Very productive, hardy plants produce large, glossy red berries with firm flesh and excellent flavor.
Honeoye
Zone 3-10
June bearing
Flavorful red fruit excellent for pie, fresh eating and jams. Very hardy.
Ft. Laramie Strawberry
Zone 3-10
Everbearing
Large scarlet-red berries with honey-sweet flavor. Firm texture. Produces summer to fall. Lisas favorite!
Ozark Beauty
Zone 4-8
Everbearing
Deep red, firm berries that are just right in sweetness. Excellent fresh or frozen.

RHUBARB
Chipmans Canada Red
1 Bareroot: $6.75
3 Bareroot: $18.75 Potted: $8.25 ea.
Zone 3-8. Bright red stems delicious for sauces and pies. One of the sweetest red rhubarbs.

ASPARAGUS
1 Bare Root: $1.60 5 Bare Root: $7.25
Available varieties: Jersey Night, Mary Washington, Purple Passion, Sweet Purple

BLUEBERRIES
Blueberries are available potted only.

Potted: $13.75 each

Polaris
Zone 3-7. Ripens in July. Height of 3-4. Aromatic, flavorful large fruit. Needs a pollinator.
Northblue
Zone 3-8. Ripens mid July. Height of 3-4. Large, aromatic fruit.
Northland
Zone 4-7. Ripens mid July. Height of 3-4. Medium berry size with wild blueberry flavor. High yields.
Patriot
Zone 4-7. Ripens mid July. Height of 4-6. Large, flavorful fruit. High yields.
Blueray
Zone 4-7. Ripens late July. Height of 4-6. Heavy producer of large, powdery blue dessert quality berries.
Chippewa
Zone 3-7. Ripens mid-late July. Height of 30-40. Sweet, large dark blue berry. Bright red fall foliage.

CURRANT
Red Lake
Potted: $10.25
Zone 3-7. Very productive. Large bright red fruit is good for jams and jellies. No pollinator needed.

GOOSEBERRY
Hinnomaki Red
Potted: $10.25
Zone 3-7. Finnish variety with superb flavor and high yields. Excellent eaten fresh or they make an outstanding
pie. They are very adaptable. Ripens in July. No pollinator needed.

GRAPES
Bluebell
Potted: $10.75
Zone 4-8. Very good table quality grape with medium to large fruit. Blue-black color.
Edelweiss
Potted: $10.75
Zone 4-8. Green-white grape good as a dessert and wine fruit. Very vigorous, disease resistant.
St. Theresa
Potted: $10.75
Zone 4-9. Early season table grape that can also be used for jams or jellies. Vigorous woody vine produces
clusters of pruple grapes which are mostly seedless. Tolerates alkaline soils and adds ornamental value.

FLOWERING CRABS
Bareroot: $27
Potted: $40
Varieties available: Prairiefire, Profusion, Spring Snow, Thunderchild, Flowering Plum

SHADE TREES
Shade trees are also available. Please contact me for further information and availability. Shade trees may also
be used toward the multi-tree discount.

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Thank you and I look forward to meeting or reconnecting with everyone!

Lisa Rettinger
Owner, Grandview Orchard