Perennial Cold-Hardy Fruiting Plants USDA Zone 6

This is a list I've compiled of perennial cold-hardy fruiting plants. Hardiness USDA Zone 6. 0' F. If you know of any species I have left out or mistakes in the details please let me know in a comment. The abbreviation "ssp." is used to indicate that there are "several species" in the genus that fall under the same common name.

Common Name	Scientific Name	USDA Zones	Soil	Water	Size	Note
Maple fruit/seeds	Acer ssp.	2-10			10-45 m, 33-148 ft
Hardy Kiwi or "Tara Vine"	Actinida arguta	3-8			12-40 ft tall, 3-5 ft wide	Fast growing, sensitive to freeze-thaw cycle in spring.
Chocolate vine	Akebia quinata	5-9			20-40 ft tall
Serviceberry	Amelanchier ssp.	4-9			15-25 ft
Porcelain berry vine, Amur peppervine	Ampelopsis brevipedunculata	4-8			20-25 ft	Known to be invasive in some parts of the US.
Bearberry, Kinnikinnick	Arctostaphylos uva-ursi	2-7			5-30 cm, 2-12 inches	Evergreen groundcover.
Chokeberry	Aronia melanocarpa	3-8			3-6 ft
Pawpaw	Asimina triloba	5-9	Moist, slightly acid soil		15-20 ft
American barberry, Allegheny barberry	Berberis canadensis	4-8			1.8 m, 6 ft
Beautyberry	Callicarpa americana	6-12			3-5 ft tall
Carolina allspice	Calycanthus floridus	4-9			6-10 ft
Pecan	Carya illinoinensis	5-9			75-100 ft
Hickory	Carya ssp.	4-8			21-24 m, 70-80 ft tall
Chestnut	Castanea ssp.	4-9			40-60 ft sometimes 100+ ft
Hackberry, Sugarberry	Celtis occidentalis	2-9			40-60 ft infrequently 100+ ft
Plum Yew	Cephalotaxus ssp.	6-9			5-10 ft typically, could grow taller, very slow growing	Evergreen shade plant.
Flowering quince	Chaenomeles speciosa	5-9			6-10 ft
Swedish bunchberry, Swedish cornel	Cornus suecica	1			10 cm	Hardy to zone 1 and above.
Korean dogwood	Cornus kousa	5-8			15-25 ft
Cornelian Cherry	Cornus mas	4-8			15-25 ft tall
Alaskan bunchberry	Cornus unalaschkensis	2-7			25 cm, 10 inches
Canadian bunchberry	Cornus canadensis	2-6			4-9 ft tall
Hazelnut/Filbert	Corylus ssp.	4-9			9-12 ft tall
Mayhaw	Crataegus aestivalus	6-11			30 ft
Chinese Hawthorn	Crataegus pinnatifida	5-9			15-23 ft
Hawthorns	Crataegus ssp.	4-11			15-49 ft
Quince	Cydonia oblonga	4-9			3-5 m
Blue Sausage Fruit	Decaisnea fargesii	4-8
Japanese Persimmon	Diospyros kaki	6-9			20-30 ft tall
American Persimmon	Diospyros virginiana	4-10			20 ft tall
Mock strawberry	Duchesnea indica, Potentilla indica	5-9			1 ft
Strawberry Cactus or Hedgehog Cactus	Echinocereus engelmanii	5-9			3-5 in, up to 10 in
Pinkflower Hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fasciculatus	5-9			between 0.5 and 3 in
Fendler's Hedgehog cactus	Echinocereus fendleri	5-9			3-7 in, up to 10 in
Hedgehog Cactus	Echinocereus triglochidatus	4-12			up to 10 in
Russian olive	Elaeagnus angustifolia	2-7			30 ft	Known to be invasive in some areas of the US.
Ebbing's silverberry	Elaeagnus ebbingei	5-9			8-10 ft	Evergreen broadleaf. Does well being pruned smaller.
Goumi	Elaeagnus multiflora	4-9			6-10 ft
Golden silverberry	Elaeagnus pungens	6-9			10-15 ft	Evergreen broadleaf.
Autumn olive	Elaeagnus umbellata	4-9			10-16 ft tall	Known to be invasive in some areas of the US.
Crowberry	Empetrum nigrum	3-8			1-1.3 ft tall
Sea grape	Ephedra distachya	4-9			25-50 cm
Pincushion Cactus	Escobaria missouriensis	4-11			12 in 30 cm tall, form clumps to 30 cm
American beech nuts	Fagus grandifolia	3-9			50-80 ft
Hardy Figs	Ficus carica	6-10			10-30 ft tall	Branches will die back in winters below zone 8, but the root is cold hardy and will grow new branches.
Strawberry	Fragaria ssp.	4-9			4-7 inches tall
	Fuchsia ssp.	6			11 ft
Appalachian Huckleberry	Gaylussacia brachycera	5-9			0.5 - 1 m, 2-3ft tall
Ginkgo	Ginkgo bilboa	3-8			50-80 ft tall
Seaberry, Sea Buckthorn	Hippophae rhamnoides	3-7			2-4 m, 7-13 ft
Japanese raisin tree	Hovenia dulcis	5-9			30-35 ft
Butternut	Juglans cinerea	3-7			40-60 ft
Walnut	Juglans regla	5-9			80-120 ft
Winter Honeysuckle, Bush Honeysuckle	Lonicera fragrantissima	4-8			6-10 ft	Known to be invasive in some parts of the US.
Honeyberry	Lonicera caerulea	2-7			4-6 ft tall
Goji berry, Wolfberry, Matrimony Vine	Lycium barbarum	6-9			6-8 ft tall
Che tree, Mandarin melon berry	Maclura tricuspidata	5-9			5m
Oregon grape	Mahonia ssp.	5-9			7-10 ft	Broadleaf evergreen, leaves turn red and are spikey. There are species with different habits, including creeping groundcovers.
Apples	Malus domestica	3-8			30 ft
Crabapple	Malus ssp.	4-8			40 ft
Medlar	Mespilus germanica	5-8			15-20 ft
Partridgeberry	Mitchella repens	3-8			2 in tall, 6-12 in wide
Mulberry	Morus spp	4-8			15-60 ft tall
Eastern Prickly Pear	Opuntia humifusa	4-9			6-12 in tall, 12-18 in wide
Prickly pear cactuses	Opuntia ssp.	3-11			6-12 in up to 10-15 ft trees	Very varied genus will edible fruits. Many fruits are dry and seedy but some are good.
Pine nuts	Pinus ssp.
Pistachio	Pistachia vera
Myrobalan	Prunus
Bird cherry	Prunus
Apricots	Prunus armeniaca
Cherries	Prunus avium
Almond	Prunus dulcis
St Lucie cherry	Prunus mahaleb
Sapphireberry	Prunus paniculata, Symplocos chinense
Peaches	Prunus persica
Nectarines	Prunus persica var. nucipersia
Sloeberry	Prunus spinosa
Plums	Prunus ssp.
Bush Cherry	Prunus tomentosa
Chokecherry	Prunus virginiana
Hardy Pomegranate	Punica granatum
Pears	Pyrus communis L.
Asian Pear	Pyrus pyrifolia
Ornamental pears	Pyrus ssp.
Acorn	Quercus ssp.
Sumac	Rhus ssp.
Currants	Ribes ssp.
Gooseberries	Ribes uva-crispa
Jostaberry	Ribes x nidigrolaria
Cili fruit	Rosa roxburghii
Rose hips	Rosa ssp.
Rose Hips	Rosa ssp.
Salmonberry	Rubus
Dewberry	Rubus caesius	5-10			4-12 ft
Creeping raspberry	Rubus calcynoides
Creeping raspberry	Rubus calcynoides
Tayberry	Rubus fruticosus x R. idaeus	5-8
Creeping raspberry	Rubus hayata-koidzumii	6-9				Mulch heavily in colder regions.
Raspberries	Rubus idaeus
Olallieberry	Rubus laciniatus x ulmifolius	6-10			4-6 ft
Blackberries	Rubus occidentalis
Thimbleberry	Rubus parvifolius
Wineberry	Rubus phoenicolasius
Wineberry	Rubus phoenicolasius	4-8	Well-draining soil		3 m, 9 ft
Roebuck berry	Rubus saxatilis
Salmonberry	Rubus spectabilis	4-9	Slightly acid pH 5-7, well-draining		1-4 m, 3-12 ft
Creeping raspberry	Rubus tricolor
Boysenberry	Rubus ursinus x Rubus idaeus	5-9		Moist
Loganberry	Rubus x loganobaccus	6-10
Elderberry	Sambucus nigra
Blue elderberry	Sambucus nigra ssp. cerulea
Buffaloberry	Shepherdia ssp.
Treacleberry	Smilacina racemosa
Wonderberry	Solanium burbankii
Mountain ash or Rowan	Sorbus acuparia
Whitebeam	Sorbus aria
Service tree	Sorbus domestica
Watermelonberry	Streptopus amplexifolius
Gorse	Ulex europaeus
Squashberry	Viburnum edule
Nannyberry/Sheepberry	Viburnum lentago
Highbush cranberry	Viburnum trilobum
Grapes	Vitis vinifera
Yellowhorn	Xanthoceras sorbifolium
Jujube	Ziziphus jujuba
Acidid soil conditions required:
Wisley pearl	Gaulnettya wisleyensis	6-9	Requires acidic soil.
Creeping snowberry	Gaultheria hispidula		Requires acidic soil.
Wintergreen or Teaberry	Gaultheria procumbens		Requires acidic soil.
Salal	Gaultheria shallon		Requires acidic soil.
Chilean wintergreen	Pernettya mucronata		Requires acidic soil.
Cloudberry	Rubus chamaemorus	2-9	Requires very acidic soil.			Very difficult to grow.
Blueberry	Vaccinium corymbosum		Requires acidic soil.
Cranberry	Vaccinium macrocarpon		Requires acidic soil.
Huckleberry	Vaccinium ovatum		Requires acidic soil.
Red Huckleberry	Vaccinium parvifolium		Requires acidic soil.
Bilberry	Vaccinium uliginosum		Requires acidic soil.
Lingonberry	Vaccinium vitis-idae		Requires acidic soil.