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Grafted Plum and Cherry Trees – Methley, New York 9, Montmorency
Rootstock: St. Julien A (semi-dwarf, ~12–15 ft at maturity)
Container size: ½ gallon
 
These locally adapted plum and cherry trees have been selected and grown right here to match our seasons, soils, disease pressures, and weather patterns. Whether you’re planting a backyard orchard or adding resilience to your farm, our trees offer:
 
Cold-hardy genetics for dependable winter survival in Newfoundland.
Disease resilience, with varieties chosen to handle the common scab, leaf spot, and canker pressures of our humid coastal climate.
Reliable yields of flavourful, juicy fruit for fresh eating, preserving, baking, or winter storage.
Pollinator-friendly blooms that support biodiversity in early spring while matching our local bloom windows.
 
Grafted and grown with care, our plum and cherry trees are ready to root down and thrive in your garden or field. By planting a tree that belongs here, you’re supporting local food systems from the ground up—and filling your pantry with jams, jellies, pies, and preserves.
 
Pollination Notes
Plums: Methley is self-fertile but will yields will better when planted with another Japanese plum/plumcot like Spring Satin (available summer 2026) New York 9 is a European variety and is self fertile but yields will be better when planted with another European variety.
Cherries (Montmorency): Self-fertile — does not need another cherry tree for pollination, though yield can improve with another sour cherry nearby.