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Nut Tree and Plant Nursery​
Nut trees, fruit trees, nut shrubs and fruit shrubs.
The amount of fruit and nuts that you can harvest by planting your own food forest garden is incredible. The possibilities are endless with the types of plant you can grow. Hazelnuts, black walnuts, butternuts, red, black and white currants. And elderberries are only a short list of the good food you can pick from these trees and shrubs in the years to come. But…… first you have to plant them.
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Trees and Shrubs
Little Tree Farm
Born and raised in Nova Scotia. Little Tree Farm grows all it’s trees and shrubs on the South Shore, in Wentzells Lake.
Using specialised nursery techniques we are able to grow our plants into strong and healthy specimans delivered to your door.
ONLY two times a year, Little Tree Farm is able to send their range of plants to you.
Each Spring and Autumn there is a window of oppurtunity to send BARE ROOT plants by mail.
Yes, That’s right! We don’t carry pots or containers. We ship bare root.
During these times we choose your selected plants from our nursery beds.
Wrap and protect the roots for shipping.
And send them to your mailing address.
Planting bare root plants is just as easy as planting container grown trees and shrubs.
When the plants arrive at your home, you will have a few days to get them in the ground.
Unwrap your plants. Dig a few holes.
Mix in some compost. Fetch them water.
Give them mulch. And watch them grow.
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Hardy Fruit Trees
These hardy fruit trees can be planted out in the open or in guilds that will maximize your gardening space.
Choose between tall fruit trees or medium sized fruit shrubs. Grow an orchard or your very own berry patch.
Pick fruit from early summer to late autumn in your food forest garden.
ALL OUR FRUIT TREES $15
American Persimmon
Adaptable, sweet-tasting tree with striking fall foliage
Blueberry Plants
Antioxidant-rich berries, tailored for Canadian gardens.
Red Mulberry Tree
Sweet little droplets of summer berry fruits.
White Currant
A delicious berry. Translucent, sweetly-tart and tasty.
Native Plants in Nova Scotia and Canada.
Get native plants in your own front garden. Adding native plants to your garden attracts insects, birds, wildlife and most importantly pollinators to your yard.
We have all heard the stories about “non-native” plants taking over our landscapes. So we are bringing the native plants to you.
We will even deliver them direct to your door.
Constantly adding to our native plant selection at Little Tree Farm,
so you can add to your native plant collection, re-wilding or restoration area.
Why Choose Little Tree Farms?
Native Expertise
Native Plants are an important part of Little Tree Farm. Eastern Native Plants 🌱
Why Food Forest?
Don’t know how to start a food forest? Search our website for growing tips.
Bare Root Plants
No pots, or containers or soil. We protect and pack your plants and send them bare root.
Online Nursery
User-friendly online platform for effortless green shopping.
Edible Garden Landscapes
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Trees, Shrubs, Nuts, Fruit and Native Plants
Carefully selected plants for all types of homes, projects and properties.Â
Nut Trees Grow In Canada
All our nut trees grow in Canada. Choose your zone and then pick your nut trees.
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2 times a year we deliver to your door. Don’t Miss out. Order today!
Black Walnut Tree (juglans nigra)
The Black Walnut Tree, scientifically known as Juglans nigra, stands as a testament to the richness of nature. Often towering up to 70 feet or more, these majestic trees originate from the eastern regions of North America and are renowned for their robust health and resilience against common tree diseases.
Introduced centuries ago, the Black Walnut Tree is not only known for its valuable hardwood but is also celebrated for its lush, green canopy that brings elegance to any landscape. This verdant foliage offers ample shade, making it a popular choice for parks and large gardens. Beneath its shade, certain plants may struggle due to the tree’s allelopathic properties, which can inhibit the growth of certain other plants.
Buartnuts – Juglans x bixbyi
This Buartnuts tree is a cross between a japanese heartnut and a butternut tree. Growing to a height of 50 feet in some cases, the parent plants are healthy specimans and with no diesease.
The Heartnut was introduced from Japan over 100 years ago and is now recognised as one of the best ornamentals of the nut tree species. With it’s luxurious, almost tropical foilage, the buartnut provides a dense shade, yet grass still grows under it.
Buartnuts, along with other members of the japanese walnut species, thrives in both clay and sandy soils.
Nut tree experts describe it as a “veritable goat in it’s feeding habits, making it a rapid grower.”