Speckled Alder Screens/Windbreaks Very delicious later ripening pear

Very delicious later ripening pear from north of the Adirondacks

goldfinches and more

We will select your grape plants from our stock of super-hardy cultivars that have proven their deliciousness and productivity on our Vermont farm

A hardy native viburnum shrub (honeysuckle family

You'll need two Nanking Bush Cherries for pollination

Speckled Alder Screens/Windbreaks Very delicious later ripening pearAlnus rugosa. Native thicket forming bush (about 20 feet tall) that is helpful to wildlife and stabilizes the land where it grows. Great for planting along stream edges to prevent erosion. Prefers sunny, wet areas. Speckled alder seeds provide food for songbirds and small mammals. Some species of birds known to nest in speckled alder thickets include red winged blackbirds, alder flycatchers, yellow warblers, Wilson's warblers, swamp sparrows,