Part art, part agricultural preservation, the Tree of 40 Fruit grows over forty different types of stone fruit including peaches, plums, apricots, nectarines, cherries, and almonds. Sculpted through the process of grafting, the trees blossom in variegated tones of pink, crimson, and white in spring— in summer they bear a multitude of fruit. Primarily composed of native and antique stone fruit varieties, the trees are a form of conservation, preserving heirloom stone fruit varieties that are not commercially produced or available. Our four trees can be found in the grassy area between Halo and Brick South and are also displayed on maps distributed in on-site parking lots. Please note that while our trees are healthy, they are large saplings and in a few years will reach the size of the image above.