Hydrangea to Fruit Bearing- Recommendation for zone 6
8 years ago
Sadly, our beloved is no more. After a couple a bad storms and some rotting, we had to remove from our front yard. I would like to replace it with a small fruit tree, something edible. Any recommendations for a hearty, lovely, fruit bearing tree that can stand up to Maine winters?
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