We Specialize in Hardy Fruits Trees for Northern Ontario Climates.

Apple Fest!! Sept 7th!!

We are once again excited to be part of apple fest here in Sudbury. It's being hosted in collaboration with Season's Pharmacy and Sudbury Shared Harvest, and will take place a Season's Pharmacy on Lorne Street. It starts at 9am with a tour of Delki Dozzi food forest and then moves over to the pharmacy at 10am until 3pm.

We will have apple tasting, cider pressing and kids activities. It's also a great time to ask any questions you have about your fruit trees. We will also have a few apples trees for sale on site.

We are also looking for donations of any surplus apples you may have. You can drop that off at Season's Pharmacy on Lorne anytime this week, prior to the event!

We are also offering Cider Pressing services for anyone that has apples they want pressed. The equipment will remain at out site in Naughton and we will arrange some time for people to come out and press their apples. Please email at beautifulfieldfarm@gmail.com for more details.

Fall Sales

We will be open for fall sales for 3 weeks this year from Sept 17th till October 4th. Fall hours will be 12-4 on Tuesday and Fridays.

The website is up to date and ready to take your orders now. If you are not available to pick up your order at those times, please ensure your orders are paid for at check-out and feel free to send and email and we can place your order in a designated area for you to come and help yourself.

I seam to have predicted demand much better this year, so we don't have a huge surplus of trees remaining.

I'm very excited about increasing demand in fruit trees and edible planting and I'm very excited to see more people using their yard space for growing food in any form. I also appreciate everyone getting the word out and letting people know all across Northern Ontario that we are the best place to get your hardy fruit trees that are guaranteed to succeed in our climate.

Help us with a review!

If you are a returning customer and happy with our plants and service or if you have successes to share, we would love if you would leave us a review, on our Google listing or our Facebook page.

Of course if for some reason you are not satisfied we respectfully ask that you reach out so we can rectify the issue, instead of leaving a negative review.

We are hoping to expand our educational content and YouTube channel and need your help!

We are hoping to do some tours and site visits of a few local growers that have some successful trees and shrubs planted. We are hoping to showcase your successes and share some tips and tricks for others. It also helps dispel all the doubters that you can't grow fruit here in Northern Ontario.

If you want to showcase you site and share your success, please send us an email and we can try to schedule a visit.

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Help us "Grow"

We have big aspirations to grow from a retail nursery to a full onsite nursery where we will be doing all our own planting, propagation and grafting. This will help up not only reduce our environmental impact but also be able to offer plants earlier in the season and plants that have been hardened off in our exact climate.

With all that being said we are also going to be needing lots of mulch, planting material and compost. So if anyone is interested in dropping off any wood chips, leaves, grass clippings, yard waste, manure or compost we would happily accept it.

We are also looking for any pots you may have. Especially the larger 5 gal+ pots the trees usually arrive in. We will also accept any smaller pots, planters or flats.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to acknowledge the traditional keepers of the land on which our farm is located; Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and all other members of the Robinson-Huron treaty. I am deeply inspired by the practices and traditional ways of knowing of Indigenous people.

I am honored to try and continue their legacy of forming a reciprocal relationship with the land and mother earth as a whole. I will continue to strive to leave the land in better condition than when I acquired it so it can continue to give back for generations to come.

I hope that all our customers and contacts will adopt a spirit of reconciliation in all their gardening and landscaping practices and each do their part to heal the land and also heal relationships with all Indigenous peoples.

I would like to thank Manidoo Bineshiinh for her assistance in preparing this acknowledgment and happy to support her work at Manidoo Bineshii Dreams (MBD) a collective arts and food sovereignty space based in Atikameksheng Anishnawbek. I encourage everyone to learn more and help support this space.