Cultivating Nut & Fruit Wisdom for Michigan Growers

Trusted Sources for Fruit and Nut Trees

Finding healthy, well‑grown trees is the first step toward a thriving orchard. This page gathers trusted fruit and nut tree nurseries, Michigan‑friendly suppliers, and reliable sources for fruit and nut stock so you can plant with confidence.

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Nursery Suppliers

Nash Nurseries
http://www.nashnurseries.com/

Forrest Keeling
www.fknursery.com

Grimo Nut
www.grimonut.com

Nolin River Nut Nursery
www.nolinnursery.com

Rhora’s Nut Farm & Nursery
www.nuttrees.com

Englands Orchard & Nursery
www.nuttrees.net

Grandpa’s Orchard
www.grandpasorchard.com

Oikos Tree Crops
www.oikostreecrops.com

Raintree Nursery
www.raintreenursery.com

One Green World
www.onegreenworld.com

Burnt Ridge Nursery
www.burntridgenursery.com

Nature and Nurture Seeds (Vegetable and edible plant seeds, open-pollinated (heirloom), sustainably grown)
www.natureandnurtureseeds.com

Related Organizations

Northern Nut Growers
www.northernnutgrowers.org

Indiana Nut Growers Association
www.nutgrowers.org

Ohio Nut Growers Association
www.onga.org

New York Nut Growers Association
www.nynga.org

Iowa Nut Growers Association
www.iowanutgrowers.com

Midwest Fruit Explorers
www.midfex.org

North American Fruit Explorers
www.nafex.com

Chestnut Growers Inc.
www.chestnutgrowersinc.com

Crop Resources

MSU Chestnut Guide
http://chestnuts.msu.edu/

KSU Pawpaw Guide
http://www.pawpaw.kysu.edu/

KSU American Persimmon Document
http://www.uky.edu/Ag/CCD/introsheets/persimmon.pdf

American Persimmon Information
http://www.persimmonpudding.com

Nut Related Items

Ohmer’s Homemade Candies
j.ohmer@yahoo.com

Landscaping Related Items

Nature and Nurture LLC (Organic gardening, edible landscaping, ecological restoration, consultation, design, installation, maintenance)

www.natureandnurture.org

Roots To Fruits Ecological Design & Edible Landscaping

https://thefruitnut.com/

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We’re always on the lookout for truly exceptional fruit and nut trees. You know, the ones with unforgettable flavor, unusual resilience, or a story that’s been carried through generations. If you have a favorite tree in your yard or on your family’s land, we’d love to hear about it.

Some of the best varieties in Michigan aren’t sold in nurseries at all. They’re tucked into backyards, old farmsteads, and fence rows — trees that have quietly proven themselves year after year. If you’re harvesting from something special, you may be the only person who has it.

Our grafting experts can help preserve and share these rare finds. With just a few scion cuttings, your beloved tree could take root in someone else’s yard, continuing its line and bringing joy to another grower for decades to come.

If you think you might be tending a hidden gem, tell us about it. You might be the steward of a variety worth keeping alive for the next generation of Michigan growers.