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Questions & Answers

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO PLANT?
See our answer here.

HOW DO I PLANT A TREE?
See our video here for the proper way.

HOW SHOULD I WATER MY PLANTS?
See our video here for the proper way.

HOW DO I OVERSEED MY LAWN?
See our video here for tips on how.


DOES GROBE'S SELL BULK SOILS?
Yes! - but only by
loose soil delivery.
See our Current Specials
in spring for more details.

  DOES GROBE'S SELL BULK MULCH?
Yes! - we now deliver Nincompoop mulch in bulk.
As to the others, we do not.
There are three excellent
reasons for using a
bagged wood mulch instead.
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WHAT NEW PLANTS DO
YOU HAVE THIS YEAR?
See our Plant Galleries.

ARE GROBE'S PLANTS
GUARANTEED?
Yes! See our FAQ page.

HOW DO I KNOW IF A PLANT IS DEAD?
See our FAQ page.

WHY ARE YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES SO NICE?
Because we take the time to check on the crop in the field.  See here for a 'behind the scenes' look.


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 Fruit 

FRUIT TREES - SPECIAL ORDERS
It is sometimes possible to order specific fruit tree varieties that are not shown on this page. If you have a variety of interest that does not appear here, email us or call and we will do our best to source it for you when we place our yearly fruit tree order (usually mid-September to early October) for the following season. We do not ship nursery stock outside of regionally to us in Southern Ontario.

2012 FRUIT FEATURE! 
This highly prized new apple originated in British Columbia in the early 1990s, and is medium to large in size and has yellow patches over a mostly red colouring. The flesh is creamy white, and firm with a sweet, crisp, aromatic flavor that is a little reminiscent of a pear. These fruit from these hardy trees are a sweet addition to the table.
Ginger gold apple trees

It's possible to grow these dwarf trees almost anywhere, as they are very dwarf and narrow trees that grow to about 8 ft. tall by 2 ft wide. Bred from a mutation that resulted in will product fruit in a very small space. Bred from a natural mutation that resulted in a tree formed of all fruiting wood, these trees will bear fruit from a young age and will even grow in a large container. Maypole is a pink flowering crabapple required for pollination, with large 2inch sized tart yet very easy to eat fruit. Emeraldspire has firm medium-large tangy yellow fruit with a reddish blush that is somewhat Spy-like.

New also are a limited supply of super winter hardy Saskatchewan-bred sweet/sour cherries in a bush form growing to 7' tall. Romeo (shown) and Juliette offer an amazing taste experience as they have as much sugar content as a sweet cherry, but with the refreshing zip of a tart one. (It's been likened to 'sour cherry' candies).  Excellent for eating, or for baking.
Hybrid Plums are genetic crosses between that of Japanese plum and native plum. This was done to improve tree hardiness with the winter climates of the prairies. The plums are sweet tasting like regular Japanese plums, although the fruit is usually smaller, and they are great for fresh eating or for preserves. The fruit ripen in August over a period of a couple of weeks (giving you time to eat and pick them) and the yields are excellent. While two trees (Toka is shown adjacent, or Pipestone) are required for cross-pollination, these trees will also cross-pollinate with other Japanese plum varieties.
Looking like blueberries, but with 5 times the anti-oxidants, this honeysuckle cousin produces heavy yields of flavourful berries that taste like a blueberry/raspberry combination, and are in huge demand in Japan.  Plants bear heavy flowers in mid-April, with fruit ripening in early July. A product of many years of breeding at the University of Saskatchewan, Grobe's has a limited supply of Tundra, Borealis and Smart Berry available.  Curious?  Click here to visit the website from the Haskap Growers Association
Apple fruit trees
In addition to our feature apple trees shown above, Grobe's offers a number of very hardy apple trees that are great for fresh eating or baking. Varieties available for 2011 include Ginger Gold, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Imperial Gala, McIntosh, Mutsu, and RedChief Red Delicious. Also included are scab-free and tasty Liberty, as well as large fruited Dolgo Crabapple and Maypole Crabapple.
5 in 1 apple trees
For those fruit tree lovers with limited space, Grobe's offers a varied selection of grafted multiple varieties on one fruit trees. Each individual grafted branch is a different variety of the same fruit, ensuring cross pollination on a single tree. Available for 2012 are 5 in 1 Apple, 4 in 1 Cherry, 4 in 1 Plum, and 5 in 1 Pear. 
Cherry fruit trees
Grobe's offers a number of tasty sweet and sour cherry varieties. Sweet cherry varieties available for 2012 include Vandalay (semi-dwarf and dwarf, self-fertile), Stella (dwarf, self-fertile), Lapins (semi-dwarf, self-fertile), Sweetheart (dwarf, self-fertile) Tehranivee (dwarf, self-fertile) and old favourite, Bing. Sour cherry available is Galaxy.
Plum fruit trees
Grobe's offers both European, Japanese and Hybrid plums for home gardeners. For best fruit pollination, European types should be crossed with other European, and Japanese with Japanese. Available European variety for 2012 is Early Italian (blue plum). Available Japanese varieties include Burbank, Redheart, Satsuma, Santa Rosa and Early Golden. Hybrid plums available include Toka and Pipestone.
Peach fruit trees
Grobe's offers a varied selection of delicious peach trees in both freestone and clingstone. Varieties for 2012 include Glohaven, Redhaven, Blazing Star and Frost.  All peach trees are container grown, heavy plants. 
Harcot apricots bloom slightly later than most apricots which will help with late spring freezes. The fruit are medium in size and bright solid orange in colour, with a flesh that is firm and flavourful. 
Nectarine fruit trees
These vigorous, productive trees bear semi-freestone, attractive, medium to large sized sweet tasting fruit. The fruit softens quickly near maturity, yet the varieties still carry a good level of resistance to bacterial spot, brown rot and powdery mildew. Self-fruitful, they ripen in late August.
Sweet luscious summer pears are easy with these hardy pear varieties. Pear varieties available for 2012 include Anjou, Bosc, Bartlett, Flemish Beauty, Harrow Crisp and Red Bartlett.
 Other Fruiting Plants Available 
Blueberry Varieties
Blue Crop
Blue Gold
Brigitta
Duke
Legacy
Northcountry
Pink Lemonade
Polaris
3 in 1 Blueberries

Currant Varieties

Ben Conan Black
Ojebyn Black
Titania Black
Red Lake Red

Raspberry Varieties

Boyne Red - Summer Bearing
Heritage - Ever Bearing
Purple Royalty Raspberry  - Summer Bearing

Bramble Fruits
Black Satin Blackberry
Tayberry
Jostaberry

Other Fruiting Plants
Hardy Fig
York Elderberry
Issai Kiwi Vine
Saskatoon Berry
Fruiting Weeping Mulberry
Rhubarb

Strawberry Varieties
Red Coat - June Bearing
Seascape- Ever Bearing
Veestar - June Bearing 

Gooseberry Varieties
Pixwell
Hinnomaki Red

Grapes - for Wine

Cabernet Franc
Merlot

Grapes - for Fresh Eating
Concord
Niagara
Sovereign Coronation Seedless
Vanessa Red Seedless

Haskap Berries
Tundra Haskap
Borealis Haskap
Smart Blue Haskap (Pollinator)

 

  

Grobe's Nursery & Garden Centre
1787 Greenhouse Road
R.R. #2, Breslau, Ontario, Canada N0B 1M0
Look for the Orange Buildings Just Off Kitchener-Guelph Highway #7
Phone: 519-648-2247
Fax: 519-648-3439

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