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Sierra Beauty Apple
Apples , Fruit Trees Sierra Beauty Apple (Malus sp.) makes attractive, large, greenish-yellow with bright red blush fruit has very crisp and juicy, sprightly, sweet-tart flesh. Excellent dessert quality and also good for cooking. Mid- fall ripening and a good keeper. Productive and annual bearing. A classic old California commercial variety. 700-800 chilling hours and hardy in Zones 6-9. Considered self-fruitful.
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Sentinel Scarlet™ Columnar Apple
Apples , Fruit Trees Sentinel Scarlet™ Columnar Apple (Malus domestica) is a columnar apple with striking clusters of bright white flowers and very large, greenish-yellow fruit with an attractive red blush distinguish this unique variety. Very juicy and sweet, Scarlet Sentinel™ fruit ripens in mid to late September and can be stored until February. Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 4.
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Red Delicious Apple (Dietrich Strain)
Apples Red Delicious Apple (Dietrich Strain) somewhat differs from the original “Red Delicious” flavor as it will produce a sweeter, juicy, crisp, and is claimed to be the “Best” Red Delicious strains. This variety originates from Iowa and has a red and waxy exterior. Red Delicious Apple falls under pollination group C, best to plant with Golden Delicious and other varieties in group C .
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Gordon Apple
Apples , Fruit Trees Gordon Apple (Malus pumila) is a variety that is available as a bare root tree on semi-dwarf rootstock. Medium to large round apples have a green skin overlaid with bright red. Firm, crisp, fine textured, juicy, sweet-tart, great flavored white flesh has a great aroma and is good for eating fresh, baking, and cooking. Very heavy production occurs in areas with a mild winter. Requires 300-500 hours annual chill below 45 °F. Ripens mid-August to Mid-October.
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Unique Pineapple Guava
New Items , Pineapple Guavas The Unique Pineapple Guava is an older variety. This pineapple guava produces smaller guava than some new varieties might, however, the fruit is sweet and delicious. Self-fertile. Housed in 1 gallon pots.
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Spy Gold Apple
Apples , Fruit Trees Large in size, this apple was developed as a cross between a Northern Spy and a Golden Delicious apple. Similar in size to a Northern Spy, which is slightly larger than a Golden Delicious, the Spy Gold matures into a predominatly red coloring with a gold background. Beneath the outer skin is a yellowish-white flesh that is firm and crisp in texture. The Spy Gold provides the sweet tasting flavor of a Golden Delicious and the juicy consistency of a Northern Spy. It is a good apple for pies, baking and snacking. This apple may also be referred to as a Spigold, or Spi Gold. Spy Gold is a triploid variety, so will not pollinate other apples. However its triploid nature helps make it reasonably disease-resistant. In The Illustrated History of Apples, Bussey notes that a bushel of Spigold will weigh about ten pounds more than an average bushel of apples (55 pounds to the average 44 pounds). The apples will hold to the tree after ripening and store well for about two months.
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4 n 1 Apple Tree
Apples Why settle for one variety of apple when you can have multiple delicious varieties on the same tree. The various apple varieties can cross pollinate each other and give you fruit through the early, mid and late season. These trees are especially helpful for small urban plots. Varieties: Dorsett Golden, Anna, Gordon, and Fuji Harvest from June - October Chill hours: 100 Hardiness Zones 5 - 10 **** Our 4 in 1 Multi Grafted trees are in 5 gallons pots and are available for local pick ups only
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Lemon Pippin Apple
Apples Lemon Pippin apple also known as Kirk’s lemon pippin tree will produce a small to medium sized yellow apple at maturity. This variety has a firm and grainy texture, dry and crisp. Great for culinary and dessert uses. Lemon Pippin tree falls under pollination group C, best to plant with Gala Apple, Honey Crisp Apple, Red delicious, Granny Smith, Golden Delicious, and other varieties in group C .
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Winesap (Stayman) Apple
Apples , Fruit Trees Discovered by Dr. J. Stayman in Kansas during the late 1880s, The Stayman Winesap Apple is lovely combination of tart and sweet. The rich, wine-like flavor works well for applesauce, pies, and cider, and they are delicious eaten fresh. When planting these trees, be sure to include other apple varieties such as red or yellow delicious, Jonathan, or early harvest to ensure pollination. Cannot be used to pollinate other apple trees, as it is a triploid. During the 1800s, Winesap apples were beloved because of their long shelf life. The Stayman Winesap apple grows well in acidic, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, silty loam and well-drained soil.
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Lapins Cherry
Cherries Lapins Cherry aka Cherokee cherry (Prunus avium) is a self-fertile variety with large dark purple delicious fruits. The Lapins cherry tree blooms profusely with pinkish-white flowers grouped along the branches. The flowers are followed up by a good crop of large, dark red cherries. They have a sweet, deep flavor that is great for fresh eating, canning, and preserving. Ripens early to mid-season a few days after Bing. Hardy to - 20 degrees Fahrenheit or below.
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