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Fruit Trees for Zone 4
Shop fruit trees for USDA Zone 4, defined by average annual extreme minimum winter temperatures of -30 to -20°F. The products below carry Zone 4 in their hardiness range; refine the list with the climate and plant-trait filters.
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Ruby Tears Crabapple
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Gladiator Crabapple
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Profusion Crabapple
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Callaway Crabapple
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Joel Bush Cherry
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Robinson Crabapple
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Sargent Crabapple
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Red Mulberry
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Freedom Apple
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Siberian Crabapple
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Summercrisp Pear
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Wolf River Apple
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Enterprise Apple
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Kieffer Pear
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White Mulberry
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Empire Apple
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Black Ice Plum
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American Persimmon
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Liberty Apple
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Montmorency Cherry
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Cortland Apple
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Black Cherry
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Sweet Cherry Pie Cherry
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Early Richmond Cherry
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Toka Plum
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North Star Cherry
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Shizuka Apple
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Honeygold Apple
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Honeycrisp Apple
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Choosing Fruit Trees for USDA Zone 4
USDA Zone 4 is a winter-cold rating based on the average coldest temperature of the year: -30 to -20°F for the full zone. It is a starting point for perennial survival, not a measure of summer heat, humidity, rainfall, frost timing, or chill hours.
Cold hardiness is the first gate for a fruit tree, not the whole decision. After confirming Zone 4, compare chill-hour needs, bloom timing, pollination partners, disease resistance, and mature size. Those details separate a tree that merely survives winter from one that flowers and crops reliably.
Check the whole climate profile
Use the sidebar to combine hardiness with chill hours, heat zone, pollination, harvest window, and disease resistance. If you have saved a ZIP code, the Plant Finder marks the climate choices that match your location.
View the 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map for the national overview and your local half-zone.
