Armenian Food Forest Box Apricot, fig, mulberry, sour cherry, currant, strawberry, peach, grape, cornelian cherry, walnut, hazelnut tree

You can see our full list of plants here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17vxfvoWwlNxwfAuWrgslAxb6kIdNFyQn/view All will be shipped as bare-root three year old grafted plants We will write to you to ask what plants you would like shortly after you place your order. Forest gardening is a low-maintenance, sustainable, plant-based food production system that mimics natural forest ecosystems. Our Armenian Food Forest in a Box will give you an Armenian variety for each layer of your backyard food forest and all of them will be food-producing plants and varieties native to Armenia.* You will be planting an Armenian Food Forest that will give you and future generations the taste of delicious Armenian produce every year right in your backyard! To receive the plants for autumn planting, order by September 30th, for Spring planting order by February 1st. You will get a selection of the following types of bare-root fruiting plants in the spring or fall (We will write to you to ask what plants you would like shortly after you place your order): 2 fruit/nut trees 1 berry bush 1 grape 2 strawberries (If you only want one plant or a specific selection of plants you can write to us and we will make a special listing for you to order.) We understand that some people may want more of one plant and less of another so the general rules are: 2 strawberries=1 berry bush/grape 2 berry bush/grape=1 tree So, for example, you can get: 4 trees or 3 trees and 2 strawberries or 3 trees and 1 grape or 1 tree, 3 grapes, 1 berry bush, and 2 strawberries, etc All orders will be bare-root, dormant and have phytosanitary certificates so they will be allowed into your country! The fruiting trees, shrubs, vines and groundcover offered include the best Armenian varieties of apricot, peach, sweet cherry, sour cherry, fig, mulberry, quince, cornelian cherry, pear, pomegranate, walnut, hazelnut, almond, grape, clove currant, blackcurrant, red currant, raspberry, strawberry, etc (see here for detailed descriptions of all varieties: https: