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This is a preview of what will be available in our 2009 shipping season. The
number of trees are limited so reserve now.
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Ashley Apple |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Malus sieversii |
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Mid to late harvest season. An introduction from Kazakhstan. The fruit is aromatic similar to Jonagold apple.
The flesh is firm and the skin is greenish yellow with pink overtones. The tree is reportedly resistant to scab
(Ventura inæqualis).
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Briançon Apricot |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus brigantina |
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This is the only apricot tree native to Europe. It comes from the Haute Alpes of southern France. The flesh is too sour
to be consumed fresh, but it can ben made into preserves. The seed is edible and it imparts a delicious almond
flavor to baked goods. In France, the seed oil is used as a substitute to olive oil. An extremely productive and
late blooming tree that produces fruit without any pests in the Pacific Northwest.
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Fuzzy Leaf Apricot |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Armeniaca hongpingensis |
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The fruit is delicious with a perfectly balanced combination of sweet and tart flavors. The skin color is bright
orange. The tree is vigorous with unusual pubescent leaves (fuzzy, hairy). A rare specimen from China.
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Kazakh Apricot |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus armeniaca |
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The last apricot tree to bloom, this tree blooms about two weeks later than other apricot trees. The tree is
vigorous and the fruit is small with a mild apricot taste. This introduction from Kazakhstan is a excellent choice
for areas of late occuring frosts.
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Zimostoikii Apricot |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus armeniaca |
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A hardy tree that produces late ripening fruits. This is an introduction from Russia where Zimostoikii means
"winter hardy".
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Altenburger Melonenkirsche
Sweet Cherry |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus avium |
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This new introduction from Germany produces a yellowish red fruit with firm flesh superb flavor. The tree is
immune to bacterial canker (Pseudomonas syringæ).
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Vinka Sweet Cherry |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus avium |
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This dark red cherry is sweet and plump. The tree is very vigorous, healthy and immune to bacterial canker
(Pseudomonas syringæ).
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Black Boy Peach |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus persica |
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Late harvest season. The tree is vigorous. The blossoms are small but the tree blooms profusely.
The flesh is burgundy red with a florally sweet flavor. Resistant to peach leaf curl (Taphrina deformans).
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Chinese Wild Peach |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus consociiflora |
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Fruit ripens late and is similar to cherry plums with a delicious rich flavor.
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David Peach |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus davidiana |
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The fruit is small and the flesh is white. The seeds can be used in confectionery.
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Fergana Peach |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus ferganensis |
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The fruit of this species is very similar to the common peach.
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Smooth Pit Peach |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus mira |
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The fruit is freestone with a small ovoid smooth seed.
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Alycha Plum |
| bare-root tree |
$28.50 |
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| Prunus vachuschtii |
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This introduction from the Republic of Georgia produces yellowish green fruit with outstanding and unique taste.
The fruit can be used in preserves and is a popular ingredient in Georgian cooking.
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