Fuji Apple

$22.00

This tree needs a pollinator.

The Fuji apple was developed in the early 1930’s by the Tohoku Research station in Fujisaki, Aomori, Japan. Marketed in 1962, this variety is a cross between the Red Delicious and the old Virginia Ralls Genet. Blooming in mid-April, these trees can reach up to 12 to 14 feet high but require full sun.

EMLA 7, semi-dwarf rootstock

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The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

Please note that trees, shrubs, packets, and products will not be delivered by mail unless "SHIP TO HOME" is selected at check out. SHIP TO HOME orders will be shipped around April 7th. Your order will be batched together and made available for pickup at a specified and location.

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 14 & 15 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 21 & 22 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 25 & 26 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 28 & April 29 at Clinton Twp Civic Center
- 40700 Romeo Plank Rd Clinton Twp MI 48083
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

Granny Smith Apple

$22.00

This tree needs a pollinator.

Originating in Australia, the Granny Smith apple was named after Maria Ann Smith. These trees will reach heights up to 14 feet and is a strong, limbed tree making it easier to manage. They have a higher acid content which helps maintain its color after being prepared for fruit trays or salads.

EMLA 106, semi-dwarf rootstock

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 14 & 15 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 21 & 22 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 25 & 26 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 28 & April 29 at Clinton Twp Civic Center
- 40700 Romeo Plank Rd Clinton Twp MI 48083
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

Gala Apple

$22.00

This tree needs a pollinator.

The Gala apple is native to New Zealand and was first developed in the 1930’s. It is a cross between Golden Delicious and Kidds Orange Red apples. It was first introduced to the U.S. in 1974.

EMLA 111, semi-dwarf rootstock

To learn more about which plant size is right for you, click here.

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 14 & 15 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 21 & 22 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 25 & 26 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 28 & April 29 at Clinton Twp Civic Center
- 40700 Romeo Plank Rd Clinton Twp MI 48083
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

Mary Washington Asparagus

$9.00

Martha Washington is generally regarded as a hardy plant, so this plant will survive close to or on freezing temperatures. They will grow up to 9 ¾ inches tall and spread about 1 ½ feet. They prefer full sun. Harvest is usually mid spring. Do not harvest the first year after planting — wait until the second year. Keep clear of weeds and do not disturb roots. May be “hilled up” with compost or mulch in spring to blanch the spears. Most common pest is the asparagus beetle, which may be discouraged if tomatoes are planted nearby.

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 14 & 15 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 21 & 22 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 25 & 26 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 28 & April 29 at Clinton Twp Civic Center
- 40700 Romeo Plank Rd Clinton Twp MI 48083
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

Concord Grapes (Seedless)

$17.00

Self Pollinating

The Concord Grape was first developed in 1849 in Concord, Massachusetts by Emphraim Wales Bull, being introduced to market in 1854. Dr.Thomas Bramwell Welch developed the first Concord Grape juice in 1869. Grapes have the best survivability if planted during the dormant season. Concord grapes are cold hardy and easy to grow. They start producing fruit at about 3 to 4 years and the same plants can continue to produce for well over 50 years. These grapes are self-fertile. The vines do get heavy from the fruit so staking them or letting them grow on a fence or trellises works well.

To learn more about which plant size is right for you, click here.

The information below ONLY APPLIES to Spring Sales

During Checkout please choose one of the the following locations and dates:

April 14 & 15 at the Sanilac County Fairgrounds
- 171 Dawson St., Sandusky, MI
April 21 & 22 at the Goodells County Park- Exhibit Barns.
- Goodells, MI (Use the M-21 entrance at the north end of the park)
April 25 & 26 at the Armada Fairgrounds
- 74280 Fair St., Armada, MI
April 28 & April 29 at Clinton Twp Civic Center
- 40700 Romeo Plank Rd Clinton Twp MI 48083
Trees/Plants are primarily sold as Bare Root Stock. District Liability ceases when orders are picked up. Seller is not liable for improper handling or planting of plants after consumer has possession. The Blue Water CD is not liable nor guarantees survivability.

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Soil	Well drained
Fruit	Round medium to large sized apples with a thick skin light red with a yellow blush and red vertical stripes; creamy white flesh is dense, juicy and crisp ripening in mid-October
Benefits	Apples have a long shelf life compared to other varieties, storing up to 5-6 months when refrigerated. Low in acid, this apples flavor is mild and sweet with hints of honey and citrus, resembling that of freshly pressed apple cider. Their juicy firm and fine grain interior have made them excellent to eat fresh, great for salads, baking and freezing.

Soil	Well drained
Fruit	Pale golden yellow with red stripes or blush have a firm and crisp texture with a yellow to cream interior having a mild sweet and vanilla-like flavor with a floral aroma
Benefits	Apples are excellent for fresh eating, salads and sauces, well used for pies or various baking and freezing.

Soil	Well-drained, deep and fertile
Fruit	Dark blue or purple skin with large seeds and aromatic harvested in September and October
Benefits	Used for a variety of products such as jellies, juices and wines.