Fruit Trees & Berries

To place an order, please use the Order Form and order by March 26, 2012

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Apples

HoneyCrisp® Apple: Crisp, sweet & juicy flavor. Brilliant red with some striping to mostly red-striped over a straw yellow background color when ready to pick. Very hardy & productive, Keeps well when picked in peak condition. Harvest early in fall in Mid-September.

Zestar!® Apple: Flavor is most outstanding feature of this apple. Ripening with Paulared, this apple will have an average fruit size of 3” with a 50 to 85% red stripe over yellow background. The flesh is white with a crisp and juicy texture. The very delightful acid/sugar balance has been rated even higher than some later maturing apples. Fruit will store about seven weeks in common storage.

Pears

Bartlett Pear: Large size fruit, golden-yellow, tender, juicy flesh. Excellent for canning and desserts. Trees are strong growing with a tendency for compact, upright growth. Ripens in September.

Harrow Delight: Fireblight-resistant with fruit similar to Bartlett. Yellow skin with attractive red blush. Smooth, fine flesh is especially flavorful with no grit cells. Ripens in mid-August.

Peaches

Red Haven Peach: One of the easiest and tastiest peaches to grow. Hardy and very productive. Large, freestone fruit, very juicy and sweet. Good for pies, canning, cooking or baking. Ripens in June to July. Self pollinating.

Starfire Peach: A cross that ripens about five days after Redhaven. Fruit is medium large, 2 1/2” & up, with a 70 to 90% red blush. Fruits hang well and require multiple pickings.

Raspberries

Bristol Black Raspberry: Heirloom quality. This black raspberry plant is a high-producing early variety whose upright growth and cluster formation make its berries very easy to pick. It has medium to large, firm, glossy fruit with the best black raspberry flavor. Moderately hardy but very vigorous, Bristol shows tolerance to powdery mildew.

Caroline Raspberry: Fruits earlier, produces a larger berry and has more root rot tolerance than Heritage. A rich, full and intense flavor. It is a very vigorous variety, Will not tolerate high heat and drought.

Prelude Raspberry: The earliest ripening summer red raspberry, ripening in mid-June, although Prelude is also fall bearing, it produced the biggest portion of its crop in the spring. Very winter hardy and vigorous.

To place an order, please use the Order Form and order by March 26, 2012

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