Welcome To Plantscapes

APRIL 2025
Business Hours

TUESDAY thru SATURDAY
11:00am - 5:00pm

SUNDAY & MONDAY
— CLOSED —

FRUIT TREES & BERRIES

We have bareroot fruit trees, berries and more... all hardy for the Klamath Basin!

Berries

Raspberries

Nova (very few thorns)

Amity

Latham

Blackberries

Thornless Triple Crown

Chester

Grapes

~ Seedless ~

Glenora - Dark Purple

Canadice - Red

Lakemont - White

Asparagus Root

Jersey Knight

large green spears; high yielding; resistant to rust; very hardy

Rhubarb Root

Red-Stemmed

long thick red stalks; juicy and sweet; tender and less stringy than green rhubarb; no peeling; very hardy

Fruit Trees

Honey Crisp Apple

Moderate growth rate.
Can be dwarf, semi-dwarf, or full-size.
Thrives in USDA zones 3-8.
Mid-season blooming.
Requires a pollinator, such as other apple varieties or crabapples.
Ripens in mid-September to early October.

Stanley Prune/Plum

Self-fertile, meaning it can produce fruit without another plum tree nearby.
A consistent and heavy annual producer.
Easy to grow and maintain.
Typically grows to 12-16 feet tall.
Blooms with fragrant white flowers in spring.

Red Haven Peach

Known to be relatively disease-resistant, making them a good choice for home gardeners.
Hardy in zones 5-9.
Red over yellow fruit ripens from July to August.

Moderate to fast growth rate.
They typically grow to a height and spread of 12-15 feet.
Considered self-pollinating

Lapins Cherry

Self-fertile, meaning it doesn't require another cherry tree for pollination.
Produces heavy crops of high-quality fruit.
Crack-resistant.
Resists late frosts.
Has a moderate growth rate.
Mature height is 15-20 feet, with a spread of 10-15 feet.
Prefers full sun and well-drained soil.

Sweet Cherry Pie

Size: Grows to about 15 feet tall and 12 feet wide
Dark red, sweet-tart cherries that are perfect for baking, jams, and jellies.
Fragrant white flowers in mid-spring, attracting pollinators.
Glossy, green leaves that turn yellow in the fall.
Hardy in zones 4-7.
Self-pollinating

ABOUT US

Plantscapes opened the spring of 1997 and has been serving the Klamath Basin ever since. We carry a large selection of trees, shrubs, and perennials specifically cold-hardy varieties for the Klamath climate. Our plants spend their winter outdoors – not in a greenhouse - to make sure they’re hardy enough to be planted in your yard nearly any time of the year. We also carry annuals for the warmer months.
We offer garden merchandise and giftware in our shop in the old red barn. We are here to answer any gardening questions you may have - it would be our pleasure.