Spring IS Coming!

We can't wait ~ can you? Make sure to get your Spring bareroot order in now. We sell out of popular varieties often before Spring. Ordering early also means your plants arrive at an ideal time for planting — just as they break dormancy and before the busy growing season. Getting them in the ground early takes full advantage of Spring rains and cooler soil temperatures for stronger root establishment and better long-term growth.

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Most Favoured This Month

Discover what's warming up at Silver Creek Nursery! These specialty plants are flying off the shelves as customers prepare for spring planting.

From our popular Isaac Saskatoon Berry (cold hardy to Zone 2) to other customer favorites, these trending selections represent the best of what's in demand right now.

Crimson Passion Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush - cherries held on someone's hand
Crimson Passion Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush - cherries in a fruit basket

Crimson Passion Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush Bareroot

From $25.00

Juliet Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush
Juliet Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush - blossoms

Juliet Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush Bareroot

From $25.00

Dolgo Crabapple

Dolgo Crabapple Bareroot

From $37.00

Kerr Applecrab

Kerr Applecrab Bareroot

From $37.00

Northline Saskatoon Berry
Unripe Northline Saskatoon berries on the plant, with hand for scale.
Northline Saskatoon Berry bush

Northline Saskatoon Berry Bareroot

From $28.00

Romeo Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush

Romeo Dwarf Sour Cherry Bush Bareroot

From $25.00

three Boreal Beauty Haskaps sitting on someone's palm.

Boreal Beauty Haskap Bareroot

From $25.00

handful of Boreal Beast Haskaps

Boreal Beast Haskap Bareroot

From $25.00

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Bareroot Trees Are Our Specialty

  • Step 1: Research

    We ship bareroot trees all across Canada! A little research goes a long way; take some time to research which trees you like and why. Find out if they will thrive in your planting zone...

  • Step 2: Place An Order

    Read our beginners guide on how-to place an order...

  • Step 3: Plant Your Tree

    Unbox them right away to inspect your trees; click here to read our how to unbox/plant...

The Pulse of the Farm

January

Although the trees are dormant still & conserving their energy for the season ahead, we are still busy!

  • We inspect trees for signs of disease or damage
  • Start harvesting scionwood if the weather suits
  • Prune to shape branches and encourage healthy future growth
  • Clean up any fallen debris or old fruit to reduce pest problems
  • Inspect for tree damage/pest control
  • Equipment maintenance, soil testing, and planning for spring planting

Though it may seem still and bare, January sets the foundation for a productive season to come.

Jan

On The Blog

Harvesting & Storing Scionwood

Harvesting & Storing Scionwood

Before we get too far through winter, here is a blog post to cover how scionwood is cut and stored! We also have info about this on various help resources on our website, so perhaps you've already found it there. Just in case, here it is in blog form.
Planning Your Most Important Spring Orchard Task

Planning Your Most Important Spring Orchard Task

It’s also one of the most common mistakes new fruit tree growers make!  Many of our customers question why we tell them to prune away approximately 1/3 of their young 1 or 2 year old tree as part of the planting process after their purchase, so we thought we’d begin our pruning blog series with an outline of why  you should care so much about pruning, and what you should begin planning for.
How to Spring Prune Your Fruit Trees

How to Spring Prune Your Fruit Trees

If you read our first pruning blog post in this series, you’ll already know how important spring pruning is for your fruit trees of any age, but in particular for your fruit trees’ first 3-5 years of life! Today we’re going to go into lots of detail about how to do dormant spring pruning, tree anatomy, and the terms you’ll hear orchardists saying, so buckle up!
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