Nursery Stock

Fruit Trees

With a strong partnership with the University of Guelph and many other industry leaders, we have developed procedures to enhance a strong root system which leads to superior plant health.

Our goal is to set up a complete and balanced tree for the farmer to ensure that the tree can nutrition when it is replanted in the farmers field. 

Royal Red 3-1

To insure this, we take soil samples of each field and analyze and amended as needed to proper growing conditions. We fertilize by using drip fertigation/foliar applications, that are specifically designed blends and combinations of nutrients to promote vigorous growth early on.

Our trees will not always be the biggest on the market in the first year, but the superior root system we supply is much more important and can outperform other trees in the long run.

• Exclusive rights to propagate GENEVA® in Canada

• License to propagate Bud-10® Rootstock

• License to propagate Krymsk® 86, Krymsk® 1 and Krymsk® 99 rootstock

• License to propagate V.1 rootstock

Stage 0
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4

Presentation of Mother Plants

Initiation

Multiplication

Rooting

Acclimatization

Greenhouse Apple/Grapevines

Apple/Grapevine explants are surface sterilized to remove contaminants

Apple/Grapevine plants are multiplied by repeating subcultures, followed by transferring them into new culture medium

Healthy shoots are separated and transferred into a nutrient medium for root initiation and development of strong root growth

Micro-shoots with healthy roots are selected and transferred to the greenhouse

The selected apple/grapevine cultivars are taken from greenhouse for initiation.

The disinfected explants are transferred into nutrient medium for growth

Apple/Grapevine plants are multiplied by repeating subcultures, followed by transferring them into new culture medium

Apple/Grapevine plantlets are maintained under a high humidity environment with low light intensity and gradually hardened in the greenhouse

1-2 Months

4-8 Months

12-24 Months

2-3 Months

1-2 Months

These two stages may take longer when orders are in large quantities.

Available Varieties

Freestone Peaches

  • AC™ Harrow Dawn
  • AC™ Harrow Fair
  • Allstar™
  • Bellaire
  • Blazingstar™
  • Brighton
  • Coralstar™
  • Early Blush™
  • Early Redhaven
  • Garnet Beauty
  • Glowingstar™
  • Harrow Beauty
  • Harrow Diamond
  • Harson
  • Loring
  • PF-1
  • PF-15A
  • PF-19-007
  • PF-23
  • PF-24C
  • PF-27A
  • PF-28-007
  • PF-5B
  • PF-7
  • PF-Lucky 13
  • Redhaven
  • Redstar™
  • Risingstar™
  • Springcrest
  • Vee Blush
  • Vivid

Nectarines

  • AC™ Harovin Nova
  • AC™ Harovin Rouge
  • Fantasia
  • Harblaze
  • PF-11

Blue Plums

  • Early Italian
  • Italian
  • Mount Royal
  • Stanley
  • Valerie™
  • Valor
  • Vanette™
  • Vibrant™
  • Victory
  • Violette™

Yellow Plums

  • Early Golden
  • Shiro

Pear Rootstocks

  • OHxF87
  • OHxF97

Pear Varieties

  • AC™ Harovin Bounty
  • AC™ Harrow Crisp
  • AC™ Harrow Gold
  • AC™ Harrow Sweet
  • Bartlett
  • Bosc Op-5
  • Flemish Beauty

 

Clingstone Peaches

  • Baby Gold 7
  • Catharina
  • Venture™
  • Virgil

Peach / Nectarine / Plum Rootstocks

  • Krymsk® 86
  • Krymsk® 1
  • Bailey

Apple Varieties

  • Ambrosia™
  • Buckeye® Gala
  • Royal Court
  • CrimsonCrisp®
  • Empire
  • Evangeline
  • Freedom
  • Fuji Supreme™
  • Honeycrisp
  • Liberty
  • Nova Mac
  • Nova Spy
  • MINNB42 Honeycrisp
  • Paulared
  • Redfree
  • Rosie Mac™ (VK71 cv.)
  • Royal Red® Honeycrisp
  • Ruby Mac®
  • Spartan
  • Sunrise
  • Wild Pink™ Barnsby

Apple Rootstocks

  • M9
  • M26
  • Bud 9
  • Bud -10®
  • GENEVA®41
  • GENEVA®214
  • GENEVA®202
  • GENEVA®935
  • GENEVA®890
  • GENEVA®969

Cider Apples

  • Dabinette
  • Kingston Black
  • Michelin
  • Muscad de Dieppe
  • Porter's Perfection
  • Sweet Coppin
  • Yarlington Mill

Apricots / Cherries

  • *Please contact for details

Growing/Ordering Timeline

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Grapevines

CGCN-RCCV names:

  • Cabernet Franc FPS 12
  • Chardonnay FPS 69
  • Cabernet Sauvignon CGCN 07
  • Riesling CGCN 7
  • Pinot Gris FPS 04
  • Vidal FPS 01
  • Pinot Noir FPS 71
  • Seyval Blanc

Thought to be equivalent to:

  • Cabernet Franc 327
  • Chardonnay 76
  • Cabernet Sauvignon 169
  • Riesling 49
  • Pinot Gris 53
  • Vidal
  • Pinot Noir 777
  • Seyval Blanc

The varieties we have sourced come from the CGCN-RCCV G1 repository from CFIA’s facility located in Saanich, B.C. and will be sent to the CCOVI Grapevine Virus Testing Lab to ensure material is virus indexed. The vines are then transferred to our lab where we will immediately begin to multiply the vines in our in-house lab, Hopetown Plant Labs. The plants will move from this stage to the greenhouse where they will be acclimatized, and in some cases; micro grafted.

 

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Rootstock Available:

3309

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Stage 0
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4

Presentation of Mother Plants

Initiation

Multiplication

Rooting

Acclimatization

Greenhouse Apple/Grapevines

Apple/Grapevine explants are surface sterilized to remove contaminants

Apple/Grapevine plants are multiplied by repeating subcultures, followed by transferring them into new culture medium

Healthy shoots are separated and transferred into a nutrient medium for root initiation and development of strong root growth

Micro-shoots with healthy roots are selected and transferred to the greenhouse

The selected apple/grapevine cultivars are taken from greenhouse for initiation.

The disinfected explants are transferred into nutrient medium for growth

Apple/Grapevine plants are multiplied by repeating subcultures, followed by transferring them into new culture medium

Apple/Grapevine plantlets are maintained under a high humidity environment with low light intensity and gradually hardened in the greenhouse

1-2 Months

4-8 Months

12-24 Months

2-3 Months

1-2 Months

These two stages may take longer when orders are in large quantities.

Growing/Ordering Timeline

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