Help us restore our woodlands with native plants from Prairie Moon Nursery. They specialize in North American natives for ecological restoration. We will be preordering plants this Fall for Spring delivery to the farm.

Pawpaws are the largest fruit native to North America and we want to add to the small number of pawpaws already on the farm. We registered for one of each of the three different varieties available at Useful Plants Nursery in Asheville, NC. We will arrange for pickup of the trees in the early Spring.

Serviceberries are similar to blueberries, but are better suited to the soils in our area. We registered for two of each of the two different varieties available at Useful Plants Nursery in Asheville, NC. We will arrange for pickup of the trees in the early Spring.

Useful Plants Nursery has 12 different varieties of figs! It was hard to choose just two, but we like 'Tennessee Mountain' and 'Chicago Hardy' for their cold tolerance. We will arrange for pickup of the trees in the early Spring.

We have registered for Rosa rugosa bushes with Useful Plants Nursery, located in the Asheville area and specializing in food and medicinal plants well-adapted to our Southern Appalachian mountains. We will arrange for pickup of the bushes in the early Spring.

We have registered for Hardy Kiwi Vines with Useful Plants Nursery, located in the Asheville area and specializing in food and medicinal plants well-adapted to our Southern Appalachian mountains. Kiwis require a pollinator to set fruit so we have registered for one male and one female vine to be planted in the spring.

We have registered for two heirloom varieties of Asparagus -- Purple Passion and Mary Washington -- with Nourse Farms. We will be preordering the crowns this Fall for Spring delivery to the farm.

We have registered for three varieties of Raspberries with Nourse Farms -- Killarney Red, Royalty Purple, and Ann Golden Raspberries. We will be preordering the roots this Fall for Spring delivery to the farm.

We already have a couple Hazelnuts on the farm, but several have died from Blight. We have registered for Blight resistant varieties from Wills Orchards in Georgia to aid in cross pollination of our remaining Hazelnuts. We will arrange for delivery of the trees in the early Spring for planting.

We already have several pear trees on the farm, but are all stricken with fireblight. We have registered for two fireblight resistant pears -- Shinko Asian Pear and Moonglow Pear -- from Willis Orchard to try out on the farm. We will arrange for delivery of the trees in the early Spring for planting.

We have registered for two cold-hardy Plum varieties -- Blue Damson and Elephant Heart-- from Willis Orchard to try out on the farm. We will arrange for delivery of the trees in the early Spring for planting.