The Grandpa's Orchard™ website allows the backyard fruit grower to order online and purchase the most proven disease resistant, antique, heritage, unique, and common bareroot fruit tree varieties on dwarf, semi-dwarf, semi-standard and standard rootstocks.
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Grandpa's Choice™ varieties are the best apple, pear, peach, nectarine, sweet cherry, tart cherry, plum, prune, and apricot varieties. |
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Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ varieties all have proven natural disease resistance and tolerance. |
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Grandpa's Orchard™ tries to carry many varieties on special rootstocks, including Gisela®, MxM®, and Maxma® for cherry; Geneva™ and EMLA for apple; OHxF for pear; and other roots for the most sophisticated backyard fruit growers. |
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Go the "Growing Tips" page for maturity and pollination reference guides for most of the varieties Grandpa offers. |
IT'S SIMPLE TO PLACE AN ORDER AT GRANDPA'S:
Our SPRING INVENTORY, for spring shipping season, is usually posted from mid-November through May.
Our FALL INVENTORY, for possible fall shipment depending on which hardiness zone you may live in, is usually posted from June through October.
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Red Rome Apple 'Red Rome'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice(TM)" Red Rome is an old time favorite for cooking, baking, cider and drying. Rome is a medium to large size apple, with all red skin, and very firm, hard, white flesh. It ripens late in the season. Its fresh flavor is appre
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Valstar™ Elstar Apple 'Valstar™ Elstar'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Valstar™ is an improved red strain of Elstar, which is popular in Europe. The fruit ripens late in the summer and has excellent sweet-tart flavor. It is medium sized and keeps well. The fruit is mostly red striped over a golden background co
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Ginger Gold® Apple, USPP# 7063 'Ginger Gold®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Ginger Gold® is an early golden-type apple that ripens in the summer, late in August- early September. It very much resembles a Golden Delicious, but has a more spicy flavor than Golden. The fruit is medium-large and firm and crisp. It is probably
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Harelson Apple 'Red Harelson'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Haralson is a very hardy, heritage variety that has stood the test of time. Our strain is a very attractive red color that has less russetting and ripens earlier than the original Haralson. The fruit is crisp and juicy a
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Braeburn Apple 'Red Braeburn'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Braeburn is one of the most popular apples in the produce section. It is a large, conical, very dense fleshed red apple with a nice sweet, but tart flavor. Remeniscent of Jonathan in some ways. Very crisp and juicy. It is one of the latest pickin
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Grandpa's Rome-like Rezista® 'Grandpa's Rome-like Rezista®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Rome-like Rezista® is an attractive bright red and yellow bi-colored apple. It is large in size. The fruit is finely textured, juicy, and sweet tart with a slightly spicy taste. It stores and holds well on and off the tree. Harvest in e
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Cameo® Apple 'Cameo®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Cameo® is a new variety that almost everyone likes. It is a large, fairly attractive red-striped apple with excellent, sweet-tart flavor and crisp, juicy flesh. It stores well, even in the refrigerator. It picks quit
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Melrose Apple 'Melrose'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Melrose is a popular apple in Ohio where is originated, but will grow well in all parts of the country where it is more humid and rainy. It is an excellent dessert quality apple with great keeping qualities. It resembles Jonathan in appearance, but
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Snowsweet™ Apple 'Snowsweet'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Snowsweet™ is a new apple from Minnesota which ripens about two weeks after Honeycrisp™. It most outstanding feature is its flavor, which is described as sweet with a tart balance and rich overtones, almost buttery. The tree is extremel
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Enterprize Apple 'Enterprize'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Enterprize is a excellent, red color, disease resitant variety, with medium to large size and good keeping qualities. Resembles an Idared or Red Spy in appearance. Flavor is moderately acid when harvested, but mellows nicely after storage. It harv
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NovaSpy Apple 'NovaSpy'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Granpa's Nature Friendly™ NovaSpy is a good scab resistant alternative to Northern Spy, which it resembles. The fruit is medium size with some stripy, dark red blush. The flesh is creamy yellow, fine textured and very firm and crisp.
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Red Jonagold Apple 'Red Jonagold'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Jonagold is one of the finest eating and cooking apples to ripen in the fall. The red fruit is unusually large, with juicy yellow-white flesh. The flavor is very similar to Jonathan. Red Jonagold Apples will keep
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Dolgo Edible-Ornamental Crab 'Dolgo'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Dolgo Crab apple is one of the earliest to bloom in the spring with its pink buds opening into large white flowers which are very fragrant. It sets an abundant crop of red, edible crabapples which are about 1 1/2 inches in diameter. It is also an e
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Chestnut Edible Crab 'Chestnut Crab'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Chestnut is a large, russeted, sweet and juicy edible crabapple with a rich, nutty like flavor that can be used for eating, sauce, preserves, and decorative purposes. It ripens late summer, early September.
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Fuji-Red Fuji Apple (Regular late season) 'Red Fuji'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Fuji apple is our selection of the world famous late harvesting fuji that everyone sees in the produce store. It ripens late in the fall season, with Braeburn and Granny Smith. It can be very successfully grown in
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Newtown Pippen 'Newtown Pippen'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Newtown or Yellow Pippen is not the most beautiful apple in the world, but has a rich, juicy flaor with a piney tartness. It is medium to large and has excellent dessert quality. The fruit is green, breaking to light yellow when ripe. It ripens l
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Red Stayman Apple 'Red Stayman'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Red Stayman is a real old time variety that is still very popular in the south. It is a medium to large apple with a tart, rich, wine-like flavor. The fruit is a dull red, and the skin is often rather rough, not taking a real shine like most apples
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Freedom Apple 'Freedom'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
As its name suggests, Freedom is another of the disease resistant varieties. It is an attractive apple with bright red stripes over a clear yellow background. It harvest in mid-season along with Empire, Idared, Delicious and Jonagold. It is excell
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McIntosh Apple 'Red McIntosh'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red McIntosh is one of the all-time favorites for some people. Red McIntosh is an early season apple with very aromatic, flavorful, white, juicy flesh. It is somewhat firm, but only will keep for shorter periods durin
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Norland Apple 'Norland'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Norland is another good hardy apple variety for the far north. Its medium size red fruit are good for both cooking and eating. It ripens in mid-August, but is a good keeper in cold storage, lasting up to 16 weeks.
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Pristine® Apple 'Pristine®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ Pristine® is one of the best early disease resistant varieties for the garden. It is a very early ripening yellow apple that resembles Yellow Transparent in appearance, but is much firmer, less acid, and bette
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CrimsonCrisp™ 'CrimsonCrisp™'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
CrimsonCrisp™ is a new disease resistant apple variety that should go along well with other Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ varieties. The medium sized fruit is an attractive crimson red and the flesh is very crisp and firm with a tart but co
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Golden Delicious Apple 'Golden Delicious'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Golden Delicious! Grandpa and many people rate it still as one of the best all-purpose apples every grown. Grandpa's strain is more russet resistant than the original Golden Delicious, but has all the same qualities--
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Wolf River Apple 'Wolf River'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Wolf River apples are enormous, often weighing 1 pound or more. It has a pale red color over pale yellow skin and soft, tender, slightly mealy, creamy white flesh. Excellent for baking whole and drying. Resistant to scab, mildew, fireblight and cedar
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Grandpa's Choice Heirloom Apple Orchard 'Assorted Heirloom Collections'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa always loved testing something new. There are thousands of named varieties in the world, so one could go on and on learning about new varieties.
When you go into the produce department, there are only a handful of apple varieties on the s
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Akane Apple 'Akane'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Akane is an late summer/ early fall apple that resembles Jonathan. It is medium in size, bright red in color, and its white flesh has a distinctive aroma and sub-acid flavor. It is an excellent dessert apple.
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Sweet Sixteen Apple 'Sweet Sixteen'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
"Sweet Sixteen is a popular apple for very cold northern regions. It ripens in early fall, just ahead of Honeycrisp™. It is crisp and juicy with an exotic yellow flesh and a very sweet, unusual sugar cane or spicy cherry candy flavor. The fru
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Idared Apple 'Idared'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Idared is an excellent apple that is quite like Jonathan in flavor, but its flesh is crisp and white. It has a sweet-tart flavor and is very juicy and flavorful. It has a pinkish red color with a little striping. It can be used for all purposes an
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Redfree Apple 'Redfree'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ Redfree is an excellent tasting, summer apple with a lot of disease resistance. It is a good choice for the backyard orchard where you don't want to have to spray a lot. The fruit is medium sized, red, with s
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Grandpa's Gold Apple 'Grandpa's Gold'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Gold is one of the best early summer apples around. Slightly later picking than Lodi, which is closely resembles. The large fruit ripens early in August. The flesh is white and the skin yellow-green and smooth. It has excellent tart fla
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Gravenstein Apple 'Red Gravenstein'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Gravenstein is a culinary treat! This antique variety is well known for cooking, sauce, cider and eating out of hand. It is large, with crisp white flesh and a distinct, juicy flavor. It will keep moderately well
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Honeycrisp™ Apple 'Honeycrisp™'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice(TM) Honeycrisp(TM) is the current "star" of the apple industry and with consumers. It is "explosively crisp" with an unbeatable sweet, juicy flavor. It is naturally large and will color well in cooler climates. Color can ra
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Arlet- Swiss Gourmet™ Apple 'Arlet-Swiss Gourmet'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Swiss Gourmet™, as its name suggests, was a very popular apple in Europe for a good reason. It has a distinct, sweet and tart flavor. The flesh is creamy white. The fruit is medium to large size with a nice red blush. In some areas it will
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Grandpa's Golden Rezista® 'Grandpa's Golden Rezista®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Golden Rezista® is an attractive yellow-green apple. It is a high quality dessert apple, with a very unique lemony, spicy taste unlike any other. The fruit is finely textured and very juicy. The medium large size fruit will change to yel
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Macoun Apple 'Macoun'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Macoun is a regional favorite in the Northeast and Ohio area. It is similar to McIntosh in many characteristics, but has better keeping characteristics, dessert qualiuty and ripens about a month later. It is very aromatic and flavorful, with white,
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Jonagold Apple 'Jonagold'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Regular Jonagold is one of the finest eating and cooking apples to ripen in the fall. The fruit is unusually large, with juicy yellow-white flesh. The flavor is very similar to Jonathan. Jonagold Apples will keep for several months, but will tend
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Sekai-Ichi Apple 'Sekai-Ichi Apple'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Sekai-Ichi will produce huge fruit, similar in color, appearance, and taste to the old original Delicious apple, which is one of its parents. The fruit ripens in mid-season and has high dessert quality.
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Empire Apple 'Red Empire'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Empire is one of the best eating apples you will find. Only medium in size, it is a steady bearer on grower friendly trees. The red fruit has a McIntosh-Jonathan like look. The flavor is excellent with white flesh. The fruit can be used for all p
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Honeygold Apple 'Honeygold'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Honeygold is a great substitute for Golden Delicious in colder, northern areas where it is much more hardy. It is reported to be able to withstand -50 degreesF with little winter damage. It is medium to large size, with a golden to yellowish green
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Jonafree™ Apple 'Jonafree™'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ Jonafree is one of the scab immune varieties, that is most like it namesake, with which it ripens. Jonafree is nearly identical to old-time red Jonathan in eating quality, flavor, and appearance. It is slight
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Hopa Edible-Ornamental Crab 'Hopa'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Hopa Crab apple is an edible crab that is also widely planted as an ornamental. It produces one inch fruit that are bright red.
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Cortland Apple--- 2 YEAR GRADE TREES ON SALE! 'Red Cortland'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Cortland is an old-time heritage apple that Grandpa grew up with. Cortland is large, and round and similar in looks to McIntosh, but its flavor is very distinct. It is fiarly crisp and juicy, but is not a
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Grandpa's Gala-like Rezista® 'Grandpa's Gala-like Rezista®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Gala-like Rezista® is a striking dark red apple with subdued stripes. The medium size fruit is very juicy and medium firm with very good dessert qualities. It has an appearance and flavor that is very similar to Gala. It picks mid-season
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Fuji-Auvil Early Fuji® Apple 'Auvil Early Fuji®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
If you are a lover of the sweet Fuji apple, but live in the more northern, shorter season areas, Grandpa's Choice™ Auvil Early Fuji® is the best fuji variety for your backyard orchard. It has all the attributes of regular fuji, but harv
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Mutsu or Crispin 'Mutsu-Crispin'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Mutsu, or Crispin as it is called in New York and out East, was one of Grandpa's favorites, but not good enough to be a "Choice" variety. Mutsu is a very large, golden apple that picks late in the season. It can produce prodigious amounts of apples
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Spartan Apple 'Spartan'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Spartan was always one of Grandpa's favorites. It is very McIntosh-like looking and tasting, but is much firmer and keeps better. It picks a couple weeks later in the early fall. The fruit is medium to large, with a dark red mahogany color and a m
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Fameuse Apple 'Fameuse'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandma's most wel remembered apple as a little girl was Fameuse or as it is commonly called, Snow Apple. It is a very old heritage variety known for its hardiness, good flavor and eating quality, and late summer, early fall ripening time. Th old-t
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Liberty Apple 'Liberty'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ Liberty is very similar to appearance to McIntosh, but its flavor is more tart and its flesh is crisper. It has a flavor all its own. It is a good dependable choice for any backyard orchard because it is high
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Goodland Apple 'Goodland'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Goodland is one of the most hardy apples known. It has been known to withstand -50F with little winter damage. The fruit is medium size, round, bi-color fruit. Its flesh is tender, crisp, juicy and aromatic. It makes a delicious aromatic apple sa
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Northwest Greening Apple 'Northwest Greening'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Northwest Greening is an old heritage variety that Grandpa grew up with. It was a popular old winter variety that could sometimes produce exceptionally large apples almost 5" across. The fruit is a pale green, that turns yellow when fully mature.
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Whitney Edible Crab Apple 'Whitney Crab'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Whitney is a good quality edible crabapple that is fine for jelly or pickling. Medium size crabapples with red stripes over a yellow background. It picks late in August to early September. Very hardy.
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Gala-Red Gala Apple 'Red Gala'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Gala apple is our special selection of the famous Royal Gala™ apple that everyone sees in the produce department. It harvests late summer, early fall in September and is one of the finest eating apples there
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Winter Banana Apple 'Winter Banana'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Winter Banana is one of the most beautiful apples in appearnace. It is a large apple with strickingly beautiful pale yellow, waxy skin usually blushed with a delicate rosy pink. Flesh is moderately firm, slightly coarse, crips, tangy and juicy. It's
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SummerMac Apple 'SummerMac'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
SummerMac is an early summer apple ripening in late August and a few weeks before regular McIntosh. The fruit is medium to large and has the appearance of a McIntosh, although not as aromatic and tasty as a regular Mac. The fruit will keep fairly w
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GoldRush Apple 'GoldRush'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
GoldRush is a very fine, high quality disease resistant golden apple with a pretty blush. It is one of the latest harvesting apples, so may not ripen properly in many northern areas. However, letting it hang as long as possible and storing for a wh
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Zestar!® Apple 'Zestar!®'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Zestar!(R) is a rather new variety that is gaining in excitement. It is an early season apple with excellent, dessert quality. It is very crisp and juicy with an abover average sweet/tart flavor. This apple is 60-85% r
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Red Delicious Apple 'Red Delicious'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™" Red Delicious is an all-time favorite with everyone and hardly needs a description. Red Delicious has been a staple variety in the produce department for years. Our regular Red Delicious is an older non-spur strain t
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Duchess Apple 'Duchess'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Duchess is a very old heritage variety that is still a treat in the early summer. It is a good cooking apple, but just ordinary for fresh eating. Duchess is a medium to large, greenish yellow apple with bright red striping and splashes. It has rus
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Granny Smith Apple 'Granny Smith'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Granny Smith is another of the most popular varieties that almost needs no description. Go into any produce deparatment and Grannies will be right next to Red and Golden Delicious. The popularity of Granny is that it
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York Apple 'York'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
York is a popular eating, cooking and processing apple in the Northeast. Grandpa's strain is highly colored and quite spurry and more compact than ordinary York.
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Arkansas Black Apple 'Arkansas Black'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Arkansas Black is a old-time heritage variety that has been a favorite in the south for years. It is very late maturing, along with Granny Smith and Braeburn. When mature it has very dark, almost black skin. The fruit has a distinctive tart flavor
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Wealthy Apple 'Red Wealthy'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Wealthy is an old-time favorite in many cold climates, because it is so hardy. It ripens late in the summer and is an excellent all purpose apple. The fruit is a deep red over a pale yellow background, and the fle
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Lodi Apple 'Lodi'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Lodi is an older variety that was introduced to replace Yellow Transparent, which it resembles somewhat in appearance and season. It is a good early season apple for pies and sauces, but as a dessert apple it tends to be very tart and has been known
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Jonathan Apple 'Red Jonathan'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
Red Jonathan hardly needs a description since it is one of the most popular heritage apples in the Midwest. Crisp, slightly striped, but mostly red, juicy and sweet tart. One of the best varieties for pies and sauce. Our strain is highly colored a
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Grandpa's Choice Hard Cidre Apple Orchard 'Assorted Hard Cidre Apple Collections'Botanical Name: Malus domestica
When Grandpa was out selling trees to his commercial grower friends, many of them made a little hard cider. Of course, Grandpa wouldn't refuse a "taste" because it would have been rude! But, of course, the hard cidre connoisseur knows that there is
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BUD 9 Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'Budagovsky 9 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Bud 9 (Budagovsky 9) [35-40%]--- This is a very hardy apple rootstock that is gaining in popularity. Produces a full dwarf tree (approx 35-40%% of standard). Precocious. Requires support--- staking or trellising. Reported to be resistant to collar ro
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Antonovka Seedling Apple Rootstock 'Antonovka seedling rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Antonovka (100%) is an old apple variety from Russia that is one of the few apples which produces true-to-name from seed. The fruit is large, round, and yellow, but only of average quality. Its most important characteristic for a rootstock is its k
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Malling 26 Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'EMLA 26 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
EMLA 26 (40-50%) rootstock is a highly productive rootstock producing trees in the intermediate range between Malling 9 clones and EMLA 7. It is winter hardy and fairly well anchored, but usually should be supported in the orchard. It will tolerat
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Malling 7 Semi-Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'EMLA 7 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
EMLA 7 [50-60%] --- This virus-free clone of Malling 7 has proven itself to be one of the most popular rootstocks in the commercial industry, mostly due to its approx. 50-60% of standard size. It tolerates a wide range of soils that are well drained,
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Geneva® 11 Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'Geneva® 11 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Geneva 11™ [35-45%] --- This new Geneva rootstock is notable for its excellent resistant to fire blight and crown rot. Very precocious and should always be supported. It is slightly smaller than EMLA 26.. Not widely available in the commercial
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Malling 111 Semi-Standard Apple Rootstock 'EMLA 111 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
EMLA 111 [75-85%] --- This virus-free clone of Malling 111 produces a tree approx. 75-85% of standard depending on soil conditions. Many consider it a "standard" size tree. Well anchored and self supporting. Under wetter soil conditions, which it tol
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Geneva® 30 Semi-Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'Geneva® 30 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Geneva 30™ [45-55%] --- This new Geneva rootstock is notable for its excellent resistant to fire blight and crown rot. Very precocious with fair anchorage. Should have support because of its early cropping characteristics. Approx. 50% of a stan
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BUD 118 Semi-Standard Apple Rootstock 'Budagovsky 118 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Bud 118 (Budagovsky 118) [80-85%]--- This is a very hardy apple rootstock that is gaining in popularity. Produces almost a full-sized tree (approx 80-85% of standard). It is quite precocious, bearing much earlier than EMLA 111 which it compares to.
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Malling 9 Dwarf Apple Rootstock 'Malling 9 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
Pajam 2-Malling 9 rootstock (35-40%) is a clone of old Malling 9 which was chosen for better anchorage and slightly more vigor than old Malling 9. It produces a full dwarf apple tree that is precocious and heavy bearing. There are now many clones
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Malling 106 Semi-Dwarf/Standard Rootstock 'EMLA 106 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Malus rootstock
EMLA 106 (60-70%) rootstock is slightly more vigorous than EMLA 7 and slightly less vigorous than EMLA 111. It is productive and completely free-standing. It does NOT tolerate wet conditions, so it should only be planted in well drained soils where
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Thunderchild Flowering Crabapple--- SPECIAL PRICE! 'Thunderchild Crab'Botanical Name: Malus z
Thunderchild Crab is a beautiful deep pink-rose-red spring flowering crab that makes a nice addition to the landscape. It has a rounded, dense, spreading habit. Its fruits are about 1/2" in diameter and turn dark purplish-red and hang on the tree w
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Myrobalan Standard Plum Rootstock 'Myrobalan seedling rootstock'Botanical Name: Prunus
Myrobalan (Prunus cerasifera)--- An improved selection of the most common seedling rootstock used for plums, prunes, and sometimes peaches. Vigorous and not considered a dwarfing rootstock. Resistant to armillaria root rot (oak root fungus) and nemat
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Mazzard Standard-size Cherry Rootstock 'Mazzard seedling rootstock'Botanical Name: Prunus
Mazzard (Prunus avium) [100%]---The most common standard-size sweet cherry rootstock. Produces a very vigorous tree with good anchorage. Some tolerance to phytophthera and moderately resistant to oak root fungus. Will grow on a wide range of soils. S
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Hargrande Apricot 'Hargrande'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Hargrande apricot has very large fruit with dull orange skill with a speckled blush. It's flesh is firm, smooth, orange and freestone. It is a productive, cold hardy tree tolerant to brown rot, bacterial spot and perennial canker that ripens in late
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Harogem Apricot 'Harogem'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
The Harogem apricot has small to medium, glossy orange fruit with a bright red blush. Fruit is very firm with orange, freestone flesh and good testure and flavor. The tree is consistently productive, cold hardy, and resistant to perennial canker and
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Tilton Apricot 'Tilton'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Grandpa's Choice™ Tilton apricot is an excellent variety for drying and canning. It has medium to small, golden-yellow fruit with a dark red blush and a distinctive flavor. It is a great for canning and drying.
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Harlayne Apricot 'Harlayne'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Harlayne apricot is a productive, cold hardy tree that ripens in late August. Fruit is medium sized, orange with a moderate red blush, and suitable for fresh use or processing. It is resistant to perennial canker, brown rot and bacterial spot.
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Chinese Apricot 'Chinese'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Grandpa's Choice™ Chinese apricot is an early bearing, heavy producing variety that is recommended for difficult climates prone to late spring frosts. The fruit is of good quality and medium to large in size with a yellow to medium-orang
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Goldcot Apricot 'Goldcot'Botanical Name: Prunus armeniaca
Grandpa's Choice™ Goldcot apricot is an open-pollinated seedling of Perfection. The medium sized, round fruit with a moderately tough golden skin has a firm orange flesh. It's tangy flavor is great for fresh use, freezing, canning or for
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Royal Anne Blush Sweet Cherry 'Royal Anne'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™ Royal Anne Blush Sweet Cherry is a very old French variety. It has large, firm, light yellow fruit with a beautiful rose blush. Is is considered one of the best for canning because of it's firm, juicy and sweet flesh.
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Summit Dark Sweet Cherry 'Summit'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Summit Dark Sweet Cherry is a large, heart shaped, small pitted sweet cherry with good flavor. It is fairly resistant to cracking and ripens in mid-June around Bing time.
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BlackGold™ Dark Sweet Cherry 'BlackGold™'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™BlackGold™ Dark Sweet Cherry is large, black sweet cherry ripens one week after Bing and is self-fertile and an excellent pollinator for other late blooming varieties. The tree is frost resistant and very hardy. B
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Stella Dark Sweet Cherry 'Stella'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™ Stella Dark Sweet Cherry is a large, good quality fruit from vigorous and productive trees. It is self-fertile so requires no pollinators. It is somewhat susceptible to cracking.
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Kristin Dark Sweet Cherry 'Kristin'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Kristin Dark Sweet Cherry is known for being one of the hardiest cherries. It does well in Zone 5 and in the milder parts of Zone 4. It has large dark purplish fruit approaching 1 inch, which is meaty, juicy and tasty. It is a good producer and
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Emperor Francis Blush Sweet Cherry 'Emperor Francis'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Emperor Francis Blush Sweet Cherries ripen in June with an outstanding flavor. Fruit is large, high quality and yellowish-white. Trees are very hardy, productive and reliable. Emperor Francis is quite crack resistant
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Schneider Dark Sweet Cherry 'Schneider'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Schneider Dark Sweet Cherry is a late ripening cherry that is very crack resistant. It is large and firm.
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Bing Dark Sweet Cherry 'Bing'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™Bing Dark Sweet Cherry is a deep mahogany colored fruit that is firm and juicy. Known as the standard for flavor, it has meaty, purple flesh. Bing has a moderate cracking tendency, and is recommended for areas with less rainfa
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Regina Dark Sweet Cherry USPP# 11530 'Regina'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Regina(TM) is a new dark sweet cherry bred in Europe and recently introduced to the United States. It is dark red with reddish flesh and sweet tart flavor. The large fruit is exceptionally firm and more crack and split resistant than most sweet che
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Ranier Blush Sweet Cherry 'Ranier'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™ Ranier Blush Sweet Cherry's skin color is golden yellow with a considerable amount of red blush. The fruit is very large and firm, and it's clear colored flesh has a distinctly different flavor. The tree is vigorous, ha
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Grandpa's Early Black™ Sweet Cherry 'Rynbrandt'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Early Black™ Sweet Cherry is one of the earliest ripening dark sweet cherries suitable for the eastern growing areas. It is crack resistant, hardy, and a good eater.
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WhiteGold™ Blush Sweet Cherry 'WhiteGold™'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Grandpa's Choice™ WhiteGold™ Blush Sweet Cherry is a new self-fertile sweet cherry that bears large, yellow fruit with a shiny red blush. Trees are very hardy and frost tolerant. It is a very good choice for a self-fertile, blush
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Ulster Dark Sweet Cherry 'Ulster'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Ulster is an excellent dark sweet cherry for the east and midwest. It is more crack tolerant than most varieties and the tree is quite hardy. It ripens in early mid-season and is large, crisp, sweet and tasty.
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Lapins Dark Sweet Cherry 'Lapins'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Lapins Dark Sweet Cherry is a firm, excellent quality, crack resistant fruit that is as large as Bings. They have a rich flavor and ripen in late July. Trees are heavy producers, felf-fertile and resists late frosts.
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Hudson Dark Sweet Cherry 'Hudson'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
Hudson is a good, sweet black sweet cherry that is more crack-resistant than most cherries. It ripens later in the season and hangs well on the tree. It is moderately productive and hardy.
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Hedelfingen Dark Sweet Cherry 'Hedelfingen'Botanical Name: Prunus avium
The Hedelfingen Dark Sweet Cherry is an old european variety good for gresh eating, freezing and canning. Fruit is large, firm and black. Trees are vigorous, healthy early bearing reliable producers that ripen midseason. It is quite crack resistant.
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Thundercloud Flowering Plum---SPECIAL PRICE! 'Thundercloud'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasifera
Thundercloud plum is one of the most popular dark purple leaved plums. In the spring it is heavily covered in rich, light pink blooms. The foliage is a glossy, deep purple which retains its color well into the hot summer and fall. It is an upright
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Early Richmond Tart Cherry 'Early Richmond'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Early Richmond Tart Cherry is a medium size, juicy, bright red fruit with thin, light red skin. The trees are strong, helthy, self-pollinating heavy producers. This is the leading sour variety that ripens at lease one week prior to other pie cherries
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Balaton® Tart Cherry 'Balaton®'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Balaton® Tart Cherry is an interesting tart cherry with more flavor and "body" than Montmorency. It is well flavored and is firmer and not as juicy as Montmorency. It makes a great dried tart cherry and is good for fresh eating and pies too. It ri
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Montmorency Tart Cherry 'Montmorency'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Grandpa's Choice™ Montmorency Tart Cherry has long been recognized as the standard of the tart cherry industry. The fruit is bright red, medium in size and have a clear, juicy flesh. The trees are self-fruitful, winter hardy, very produc
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Danube® Tart Cherry 'Danube®'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Danube® Tart Cherry is a new cultivar for the United States. The fruit is medium to large, dark red, and sweeter than Montmorency. The trees are very productive. It ripens earlier than Montmorency and has red juice and flesh. It is great for eating
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Jubileum® Tart Cherry 'Jubileum®'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Jubileum® Tart Cherry is an very early maturing, dark purplish-red tart cherry variety, ripening ten days before Montmorency. It is dark fleshed and excellent to start the season. It hangs very well on the tree, just getting sweeter and sweeter. Gr
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Meteor Tart Cherry 'Meteor'Botanical Name: Prunus cerasus
Meteor is a natural genetic dwarf that will grow about half as much as other tart cherries. It produces a nice, tart, juicy, meaty pie cherry that resembles Montmorency. It is extremely hardy. It blooms and ripens a week after after Montmorency.
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Sugar Prune Plum (European) 'Sugar'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
Sugar Prune is an old-timey European prune. It is only medium size, with reddish purple fruit and greenish yellow flesh. It gets its name by being so sweet and highly flavored when ripe.
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Italian Prune 'Italian'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
Grandpa's Choice™ Italian Prune is often used for drying. It ripens in mid-season, just ahead of Stanley time, and is a beautiful dark purple, with sweet, firm yellow flesh. It is more suited for western areas than Stanley, but will gr
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Stanley Prune 'Stanley'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
Grandpa's Choice ™ Stanley prune is a fine prune-type plum with excellent quality suited for fresh eating, canning, preserves and drying. Fruit is large in size, with dark blue skin and a greenish-yellow, fine grained flesh. The tree is
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Damson Plum 'Damson'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
The Damson plum has a tart, juicy golden yellow flesh with bluish-purple skin. The self-fertile, vigorous tree crops heavy and ripens from August to early September. Damson is a great little plum for jelly, but if you like plums with "pucker factor"
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Green Gage Plum 'Green Gage'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
The Green Gage plum has been an American favorite since the time of Jefferson. It's yellowish-green fruit is small to medium and oval in shape with a juicy, smooth texture, amber flesh. Considered the ideal dessert plum, it is also good cooked, canne
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Mount Royal Plum (European) 'Mount Royal'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
Mount Royal is very hardy bluish-black freestone plum. It is meaty, tender, sweet and juicy. It is good for all uses, including drying as prunes. It ripens in mid-season in late August. One of the best and hardiest plums for the backyard.
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Yellow Egg Plum (European) 'Yellow Egg'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
Yellow Egg is an outstanding plum with large, oval, golden fruit that has a rich, sweet flavor when fully ripe. The fruit ripens from late August to mid-September. Fruit is great for fresh use or canning.
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President Plum 'President'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
The President plum is a late ripening fruit that is a large, round to oblong fruit with blue-black skin. Flesh is fine-textured and yellow. It is a vigorous, upright tree that is a heavy producer. It is one of the last plums to ripen in the season.
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Empress Plum 'Empress'Botanical Name: Prunus domestica
The Empress plum ripens in early September and produces a deep blue fruit that is larger than the President plum. The strong, vigourous tree bears a firm, fine textured, yellow fleshed fruit.
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O'Henry Peach 'O'Henry'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ O'Henry is a brightly colored, large peach with only a slight fuzz. The flesh is yellow, sweet and juicy with a little red streaking. The fruit is large, bright red, very firm and will keep well. The tree is product
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Baby Gold #5 Cling Peach 'Baby Gold #5'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Babygold #5 is an excellent quality, good size processing peach. It has a yellow, clingstone flesh. The tree is highly productive, vigorous and upright. While many clingstone peaches lack beauty, Baby Gold #5 is very attractive.
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J. H. Hale Peach 'J.H. Hale'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
J.H. Hale is still an excellent flavored, freestone, eating and canning peach. It ripens quite late, with Elberta. It has large, golden yellow fruit with a carmine overlay. The flesh is fine and deep grained and hangs and keeps well.
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Flamin'Fury(R) PF-24C- "Cold Hardy" Peach 'Flamin'Fury(R) PF-24C- "Cold Hardy"'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flamin'Fury® PF 24C-Cold Hardy Peach is touted by its breeder as being one of the most cold hardy and frost resistant peaches he has ever seen. It has attractive large, red fruit that have excellent flavor and quality.
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STELLAR® - Coralstar® Peach 'STELLAR® - Coralstar®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
The Coralstar® peach has it all; beautiful appearance, size and flavor. 80% bright orange-red with a coral stripe with great flavor and aroma. The tree is canker resistant, productive and hardy. It ripens early mid-season, close to Canadian Harmony,
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Reliance Peach 'Reliance'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ Reliance peach is a medium sized fruit that is dark red splashed over a yellow background. This freestone peach is good for canning, freezing and fresh use. The tree is vigorous, fast growing, and has showy, bright pink
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STELLAR® - Glowingstar® Peach 'STELLAR® - Glowingstar®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Glowingstar® is a completely freestone peach with a glowing, 80% dark red over yellow skin. This peach matures duing Cresthaven season and is firm with yellow, non-browning flesh. The tree is vigorous and resistant to bacterial spot.
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Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 7A-Freestone Peach 'Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 7A'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flamin'Fury® PF 7A™ peach ripens with Early Redhaven, two weeks before Redhaven. It's large, freestone fruit has a smooth finish with an even red blush over 80% of the peach, and it's flesh is sweet and melting.
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STELLAR® - Starfire® Peach 'STELLAR® - Starfire®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Starfire™ is a very hardy, grower friendly tree with resistance to bacterial spot and canker. This heavy cropper will produce an 80% red peach with yellow, non-browning flesh, great flavor and storage characteristics. It ripens a few days afte
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Redhaven Peach 'Redhaven'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice(TM) Redhaven peach is a must have for any backyard orchard. It has replaced Elberta as the standard to compare all peaches to. When Grandpa first saw Redhaven, he couldn't wait to test it, and found that it met and surpassed all hi
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Madison Peach 'Madison'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Madison peach is a medium sized, bright red freestone fruit. This high quality fruit has slightly fibrous, firm orange-yellow flesh that is mild and rich in flavor.Tree is hardy, vigorous, frost sesistant and self-pollinating. Recommended for Norther
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Sweet Cap® Peento Peach 'Sweet Cap®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Sweet Cap® is a new peento-type or "donut" peach. It is flat with almost no pit, like a normal peach. It has attractive large, white fleshed fruit that are rosey red on a creamy white background. The white flesh is very firm and fine eating. It i
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Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 24-007---WORLD RECORD HOLDER! 'Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 24-007'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flamin'Fury® PF 24-007™ peach is an extremely large freestone peach that features an 80% red blush. Resistant to bacterial spot, this tree requires very little pruning or thinning and yields few split pits. PF 24-007 ripens in mid-season, and
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Fantasia Nectarine 'Fantasia'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Fantasia is a large, egg-shaped, freestone nectarine with very smooth skin. It is 70% bright red overlaid on brilliant yellow. Excellent quality yellow, smooth textured flesh with a sweet and tangy flavor. Fantasia ripens later in the season, aroun
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Crimson Rocket(TM) Pillar Peach (USPP#15216) 'Crimson Rocket(TM)(USPP# 15216)'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Crimson Rocket peach ripens in early to mid-August. The fruit is meadium large and firm with excellent color. Crimson Rocket is known for its very upright habit, making it very suitable for small locations.
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STELLAR® - Brightstar® Peach (USPPP) 'STELLAR® - Brightstar® Peach'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Brightstar® peach ripens about 12 days ahead of Redhaven in early July when there are few good quality peaches to eat. It is a very attractive red, medium sized peach with semi-freestone quality. Some years it may be free, while others it still may
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Avalon Pride Peach 'Avalon Pride'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Nature's Friendly™ is a peach leaf curl resistant variety, so if you are not able or don't want to spray for leaf curl, this is an excellent choice. Avalon Pride is similar in appearance to Redhaven. It produces medium to larg
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Suncrest Peach 'Suncrest'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Suncrest Peach is an excellent choice for western areas. It ripens in mid-season about 10 days before Elberta and a few days before Cresthaven. It has large, round, firm fleshed, freestone fruit. It is sweet and very tasty. Mostly red over a yell
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Saturn (Peento or Donut) Peach 'Saturn'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Saturn is a yellow, freestone peach with a tangy flavor. When it's pit is removed, the peach looks like a doughnut, or like Saturn's rings. The tree is vigorous, spreading, and resistant to bacterial leaf spot. Ripens in late July, early August with
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Early Redhaven Peach 'Early Redhaven'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ Early Redhaven is a mutation of Redhaven that ripens about two weeks earlier. This early, very attractive peach is cold hardy with billiant red, semiclingstone fruit that is firm and yellow fleshed. It is a good choic
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Independence Nectarine 'Independence'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Independence nectarine has a freestone, large oral fruit that is gold, blushed with a brilliant cherry red. One of the best nectarines because of its rich, tangy-sweet flavor. Independence ripens very early in the season, well ahead of Redhaven peac
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Beaumont(TM) Peach 'Beaumont(TM)'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Beaumont™ ripens 18 days after Redhaven in the Loring season and is 60-90% red blush over a yellow background. Fruit is reported to average 2.5" or better and maintain firmness and store exceptionally well. A prolific bearer with good shelf li
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Veteran Peach 'Veteran'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Veteran peach is a "old-timer" well known for its extreme cold hardiness, even in the chilly Midwest areas where peaches are hard to grow. It is an excellent canner as well as an excellent tasting fresh eating peach. Its is a medium large, golden y
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Grandpa's Golden Monarch™ Peach 'Grandpa's Golden Monarch'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Golden Monarch™ is an early ripening peach that ripens 10-14 days before Redhaven. It has good size, excellent flavor, and is more freestone than most early varieties.
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Hardired Nectarine 'Hardired'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ Hardired nectarine ripens in early August with a smooth skin that is 90% red. It has yellow, freestone flesh that has good texture and flavor. The tree is vigorous, very productive, and resistant to brown rot and bacter
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Elberta Peach 'Elberta'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Elberta used to be the "Queen of Peaches" before Redhaven was developed, but many still think it is. It still is an excellent quality, juicy, yellow freestone peach suitable for all uses. In California it ripens in late July to early August, but in
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STELLAR® - Blushingstar® White Peach 'STELLAR® - Blushingstar®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Blushingstar® is an incredible white fleshed peach with a fantastic aroma that can permeate a room and a very pleasing flavor. The skin is a beautiful 60-80% pinkish red blush. The tree is very hardy and has good resistance to bacterial spot. It rip
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Red Globe Peach 'Red Globe'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ Red Globe peach is an exception variety that ripens in mid-season, about three weeks after Redhaven. It is well suited to areas where bacterial spot is not a problem. The fruit it medium large and almost perfectly rou
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Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 1 Peach 'Flamin'Fury(R) PF- 1'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flamin'Fury® PF 1™ is one of the earliest ripening peaches offered. Good quality fruit with a high, red color blush over yellow background. This partial clingstone has few split pits and resistance to bacterial spot and brown rot. It ripens a
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STELLAR® - Redstar® Peach 'STELLAR® - Redstar®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Redstar® ripens with Red Haven and is a large, round, freestone peach with an 80% rich, red color. Flesh is yellow with a pleasing sugar/acid flavor balance. The tree is spreading and very hardy, with resistance to bacterial spot and canker.
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Loring Peach 'Loring'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Loring peach is a very attractive, large yellow peach with a hint on red blush. It has very firm, melting yellow flesh with excellent flavor. It is freestone and ripens in mid-season about midway between Redhaven and Elberta. It has gained a good
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Flamin'Fury(R) PF- Lucky 13 Peach 'Flamin'Fury(R) PF- Lucky 13'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flamin'Fury® PF Lucky 13™ peach delivers both high red color and firm, quality freestone fruit. The peach is sweet and juicy with an excellent flavor, ripening about one week after Redhaven. The tree is spreading and very productive with good r
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Cresthaven Peach 'Cresthaven'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
The Cresthaven peach is a firm, yellow to red highly colored variety for late season. The fruit is yellow-fleshed, freestone, and shows considerable red around the pit. This is a vigorous, productive tree that has fair tolerance to bacterial spot. Go
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STELLAR® - Autumnstar® Peach (USPP 14439) 'STELLAR® - Autumnstar® Peach'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Autumnstar® is an excellent new addition to the Stellar® peach line that ripens late in the season in mid-September, after Rio-Osa-Gem. It is large and firm. The fruit is mostly red over a yellow background. It has good flavor and can be used for
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Glohaven Peach 'Glohaven'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
The Glohaven peach is a large, nearly round, uniform peach with very little fuzz. Its skin color is mostly red with a goldn background. The flesh is yellow and is a favorite for canning and freezing because it resists browning. Tree is vigorous, prod
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Redskin Peach--- ON SALE! 'Redskin'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Redskin is a nice late peach that ripened around Labor Day on Grandpa's Farm. It gets good size and will get good taste if picked ripe from the tree. It is mostly yellow, with a nice red cheeks.
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Flavortop Nectarine 'Flavortop'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Flavortop is a yellow fleshed, freestone nectarine that is firm, smooth-textured and of excellent quality. It's skin is mostly red over a bright yellow background. The tree is vigorous, productive and self-fertile with large, showy blossoms. Flavort
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Sweet-N-Up(TM) Pillar Peach (USPP#15063) 'Sweet N Up(TM)(USPP# 15063)'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Sweet-N-Up is a mid-season peach ripening just after Loring. The fruit is very large, firm and highly colored. High quality fruit is produced from this upright, heavy cropping tree. Sweet N Up is similar to Crimson Rocket in habit, but slightly more
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STELLAR® - Earlystar® Peach (USPPP) 'STELLAR® - Earlystar® Peach'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Earlystar® peach ripens about 18 days ahead of Redhaven in early July when there are few good quality peaches to eat. It is a very attractive red, medium sized peach with semi-freestone quality. Some years it may be free, while others it still may
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Canadian Harmony Peach 'Canadian Harmony'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Grandpa's Choice™ Canadian Harmony is an attractive peach that develops 80% bright red color when it matures in mid to late August. The fruit is very large round, firm and has good texture. The tree is large and upright with a hardiness
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Frost® Leaf Curl Resisant Peach 'Frost'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Frost® is a relatively new introduction that has been found to be highly resistant to peach leaf curl. It has medium to large sized yellow fruit. It is semi-freestone, and is good for fresh eating or drying. It ripens in mid-season.
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Firebrite Nectarine 'Firebrite'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Firebrite nectarine is an early-maturing variety with a yellow, semi-cling flesh with a bright red skin over a golden yellow background. The tree is moderately vigorous and highly productive with a good resistance to bacterial spot. Firebrite ripens
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STELLAR® - Blazingstar® Peach 'STELLAR® - Blazingstar®'Botanical Name: Prunus persica
Blazingstar™ is a completely freestone peach with 90%, clushed, bright red fruit. It has a small pit and yellow, non-browning flesh. The tree is both bacterial spot and peach canker resistant and very hardy. Blazingstar™ ripens with Redh
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Mahaleb Semi-standard size Cherry Rootstock 'Mahaleb seeding'Botanical Name: Prunus rootstock
Mahaleb (Prunus) [80-90%]---The most common semi-standard size rootstock commonly used for tart cherries, and sometimes for sweet cherries which do not show graft incompatibility. Produces a vigorous tree with good anchorage. Deep rooted, drought to
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Bailey Standard Peach Rootstock 'Bailey peach seedling'Botanical Name: Prunus rootstock
Bailey seedling come from fruits harvested from orchards of the Bailey fruit variety. Because the Bailey variety is considered very cold hardy, the assumption is that the seedlings of the fruit are also nearly as hardy. Produces a 100% sized peach
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Methley Japanese Plum 'Methley'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
Methley is one of the few Japanese plums that is self-fruitful. It produces medium to large, reddish-purple fruit of fine quality that are good for fresh eating or jelly. It is an early bloomer and is a good pollinator for Shiro, Santa Rosa and oth
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Duarte Japanese Plum 'Duarte'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
Grandpa's Choice™ Duarte plum is a large, heart-shaped, deep red fruit with a sweet blood-red flesh that is excellent for fresh eating or canning. A vigorous and hardy tree. It ripens in mid-season ahead of Italian and Stanley. It is w
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Elephant Heart Japanese Plum 'Elephant Heart'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Elephant Heart plum is known for it's large, heart-shaped fruit with a thick, bronze-green skin that turns reddish purple when completely ripe. It's juicy, blood-reed flesh has a rich and distinctive flavor that is good for fresh eating, canning
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Wickson Japanese Plum 'Wickson'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Wickson plum is a large, heart-shaped, greenish yellow fruit that is firm and very sweet. It is very popular for fresh eating.
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Black Amber Japanese Plum 'Black Amber'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Black Amber plum is a high quality fruit with a rapid growing, heavy bearing tree. It has round, firm dark purple fruit that closely resembles a Friar plum. It ripens with Santa Rosa and is a good companion for that variety.
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Simka Japanese Plum 'Simka'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Simka plum has large, uniform, purplish-red fruit with very firm, sweet, yellowish-white flesh. It ripens 5-7 days before Friar plum and seems to keep well on the tree for a couple weeks.
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Santa Rosa Japanese Plum 'Santa Rosa'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
Grandpa's Choice(TM) Santa Rosa Plum is an old-time proven favorite. Large, round red fleshed fruit and very sweet and juicy. Very high quality fruit suitable for eating or canning. The tree is fast growing and vigorous. Somewhat self-fruitful, b
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Pipestone Japanese Plum 'Pipestone'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Pipestone plum is one of the best plums for Northern growers. It has large fruit with a tough, red skin that peels easily and a sweet, juicy, golden yellow flesh. This vigorous, productive tree.
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Shiro Japanese Plum 'Shiro'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
Grandpa's Choice™ Shiro plum, known for its large, round bright yellow fruit has a mild sweet flavor. Excellent for fresh eating, cooking, canning, preserves and desserts, it is a consistant bearer of fruit. It is one of the earliest ri
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Friar Japanese Plum 'Friar'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Friar plum is a heavy bearer of large, round dark purple fruit that is resistant to cracking. It also has a sweet, firm, amber flesh. Friar is a good dependable producer, ripening early to mid-season
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Satsuma Japanese Plum 'Satsuma'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina
The Satsuma plum has medium to large, round, dark red fruit with a small pit. The firm, juicy fruit has a sweet and levely flavor that is excellent for frest eating, cooking, canning or preserves. It ripens in early to mid-season.
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Toka Hybrid Plum 'Toka'Botanical Name: Prunus salicina hybrid
The Toka plum, known for it's reddish bronze fruit and blue blooms, is a moderately vigorous tree and a heavy bearer of fruit. It's aromatic fruit has a rich, spicy, sweet flavor. Ripens from late August to September.
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Mt. Fuji Flowering Cherry--- SPECIAL PRICE! 'Shirotae'Botanical Name: Prunus serrulata
Mt. Fuji Flowering Cherry sets volumes of pink buds that open to large, double white flowers in the early spring. The foliage is a glossy green, turning yellow in the fall. Any fruit that may set is insignificant and usually drops off soon.
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OHxF® 97 Semi-Standard Pear Rootstock 'OHxF® 97 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Pyrus
OHxF 97 [95-100%]--- This Old Home x Farmingdale selection is replacing common pear seedling. Similar in vigor and size control it will produce almost standard trees which are very productive. Well anchored. Excellent availability of most varieties.
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OHxF® 333 Semi-Dwarf Pear Rootstock 'OHxF® 333 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Pyrus
OHxF 333 [50-70%]--- A superior selection to replace Province Quince as it is much more hardy. 50-70% of standard size. Resistant to fire blight and pear decline. Does not sucker. Well anchored and productive. Does well on a variety of soils.Very lim
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Bradford Flowering Pear---SPECIAL PRICE! 'Bradford'Botanical Name: Pyrus calleryana
Bradford Flowering Pear is one of the most common flowering pear varieties. It is covered in masses of beautiful white flowers in the spring. It has glossy green foliage through the summer that turns flourescent orange and red in the fall.
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Flemish Beauty Pear 'Flemish Beauty'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Grandpa's Choice(TM) Flemish Beauty Pear is an excellent hardy pear for cold locations. Large, roundish and uniform in size and shape. Reddish blushed color on a clear yellow skin. The yellowish-white flesh is firm, but tender--- becoming melting
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Red Anjou Pear 'RedAnjou'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Red Anjou Pear is a favorite European winter eating pear with large, conical, short-necked fruit that is light green with slightly brown russeting. It has mild, fine textured white flesh with a delicate aroma. Trees are large, vigorous, hardy, very p
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Harrow Delight Pear 'Harrow Delight'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Harrow Delight is an excellent, early ripening backyard pear. The fruit is medium size with an attractive red blush over a yellow background. The flesh is very smooth and less gritty than most pears. It is highly fire-blight resistant!! Ripens ne
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Comice Pear 'Comice'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Comice pear is a premium dessert pear with rich, juicy, firm, sweet, fine-textured flesh. Fruit is large, broad based, narrow necked and greenish yellow with a red blush and light russet. This erratic cropper has large, very vigorous trees. Ripens
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Luscious Pear 'Luscious'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
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Bartlett Pear 'Bartlett'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Grandpa's Choice™ Barlett Pear is the "gold" standard of pears. A favorite dessert and canning pear, it's large fruit has a smooth, attractive appearance that is highlighted by its golden color and classic shape. It is smooth, juicy and
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Red Clapp's Pear 'Kalle'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Red Clapp's Pear is a highly colored strain of the regular Clapp's Favorite pear. It ripens in mid-summer and is a juicy, sweet fruit with all the good and bad qualities of its parent.
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Forelle Pear 'Forelle'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Forelle pear is a small to medium sized winter pear that has a green background color, with red "trout-like" speckles. When ripe it turns a golden yellow with a bright red blush. The flesh is high quality and good for fresh eating. The fruit is kn
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Bosc- Golden Russet® Pear 'Golden Russet® Bosc'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Golden Russet® Bosc Pear is a sport of the Bosc Pear and is long and symmetrical with a uniform, golden russet. It's flesh is yellowish-white and ripens about the same time as Anjou. The trees are large and vigorous.
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Bosc Pear 'Bosc'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
The Bosc Pear is medium to large, dark yellow fruit with brownish russeted skin and a long, gourd-shaped neck. It is tender, aromatic, jiucy, smooth textured and white fleshed with a rich, slightly acid flavor that is great for eating, baking and dry
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Kieffer Pear 'Kieffer'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Grandpa's Nature Friendly™ Kieffer pear is an old-time favorite of pear lovers. It has large, long golden-yellow fruit often with a some crimson blush. It has crisp, jiucy, white flesh that is slightly course, with a musky aroma. It i
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Seckel Pear 'Seckel'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Seckel is commonly called a Sugar Pear and although it isn't the prettiest fruit, it is one of the best quality dessert pears. It is small and yellowish brown with fine grained, smooth, and extremely sweet juicy flesh. It has a distinctive, spicy, ri
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Red Bartlett Pear 'Red Bartlett'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Sensation Red Bartlett is a highly red colored strain of Bartlett pear that has all the same qualities as its parent. It is redder and more attractive though. Ripens along with regular green Bartlett.
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Harrow Sweet Pear 'Harrow Sweet'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Harrow Sweet is an excellent late season pear, ripening with Bosc. It is known for its high quality fruit and early production. It has very good cold hardiness and resistance to fire blight. The fruit is yellow skinned with a red blush and only a
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Moonglow Pear 'Moonglow'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Grandpa's Nature's Friendly™ Moonglow Pear is for home gardens. It is a medium-large, dull yellow fruit with a pink blush and it's white flesh is mildly juicy, soft and has a smooth texture. It's excellent, mild flavor with almost no gri
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Concorde® Pear 'Concorde'Botanical Name: Pyrus communis
Concorde® is an excellent new fresh variety from England. It has very attractive, long yellow fruit. The fruit is medium sized with excellent crisp, white flesh. It has excellent flavor and keeps well. It ripens late in the season after Comice an
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Shinseiki Asian Pear 'Shinseiki'Botanical Name: Pyrus pyrifolia
Shineseiki Asian Pear is an early season Asian pear with yellow skin and very little russet. The fruit is medium in size with smooth creamy white flesh and a sweet, mild taste. Shinseiki is one of the earliest asian pears, ripening in mid-summer a co
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Hosui Asian Pear 'Hosui'Botanical Name: Pyrus pyrifolia
Hosui Asian Pear is an attractive fruit with golden russeted skin. It's flesh is firm, juicy, sweet, and mildly flavored with good quality. Trees are vigorous and spreading. Ripens from mid-August to late September depending on location.
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OHxF® 87 Semi-Standard Pear Rootstock 'OHxF® 87 clonal rootstock'Botanical Name: Pyrus rootstock
OHxF 87 [85-90%]--- This Old Home x Farmingdale selection is replacing common pear seedling. Similar in vigor and size control it will produce almost standard trees which are very productive. Well anchored. Excellent availability of most varieties.
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Duke High-bush Early season Blueberry 'Duke'Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Duke is a one of the heaviest, most consistent producers of large sized, light blue colored berries with a midly sweet flavor. The berry is firm and retains it quality longer than most varieties. Duke ripens early in the season in early through mid
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Bluecrop High-bush Mid-season Blueberry 'Bluecrop'Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Bluecrop is considered one of the "gold standards" of blueberry varieties. It not only is a leading commercial variety, but it is one of the best varieties for the home garden too. It ripens in the main season in Michigan, starting in mid-July thro
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Patriot High-bush Early season Blueberry 'Patriot'Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Patriot is a one of the favorites of home gardeners in colder areas because it makes an excellent landscape plant as well as producing a nice crop of berries. It is a little more hardy than most varieties. It has showy white blooms in the spring, w
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Blueray High-bush Early-mid-season Blueberry 'Blueray'Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Blueray is a great choice for hotter climates where other high-bush blueberries may not be as easily grown. It is a great choice for the home garden in these marginal conditions. It is a consistent producer of large sized, powder blue colored berr
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Grandpa's Blueberry Patch CollectionBotanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Grandpa didn't live in the blueberry area of Michigan, because he was an orchardist. Most orchards are on the higher, hillier ground. So I guess you could call Grandpa a "hillbilly"--- but only behind his back! Blueberries were an important crop t
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Jersey High-bush Late season Blueberry 'Jersey'Botanical Name: Vaccinium corymbosum
Jersey is an old-time variety that has been a favorite of home gardeners who want a late ripening blueberry with an extended season. It is very easy to grow. It will produce good crops of small to medium sized, juicy, sweet, flavorful, light blue
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Backyard Fruit ProductionBotanical Name: Z-Book
An Illustrated Fruit Growing Guide
One of Grandpa's nurseryman friends wrote this book, which is an excellent starter book for the Backyard Fruit Grower. Easy to read and well organized. Covers everything from varaiety selection, planting
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Small soap bars to deter deerBotanical Name: Z-Deer deterring soap
Grandpa used to be able to find these little soap bars in all the motels he stayed in, and wondered if their fragrant smell would have any effect on the deer that often ravaged newly planted trees. Surprisingly enough, they did! However, he found t
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Maggot Barriers for Apple, Pears, and other fruitBotanical Name: Z-Maggot Barriers
Maggot Barriers are a new product Grandpa has learned about that he thinks is perfect for the backyard fruit grower. A 300 count ziplock bag should provide about enough barriers for a common semi-dwarf tree if the fruit is properly thinned out to ac
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Mason Bee Nest KitsBotanical Name: Z-Mason Bee Kits
Take the Sting Out of Bee Keeping
Native Orchard Mason Bees are widespread throughout North America. They are superb early season pollinators of fruit trees, strawberries, raspberries and blueberries-and better than honeybees, because they're acti
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Red and Silver Reflective Plastic TapeBotanical Name: Z-Red & Silver Reflective Tape
Apparently deer don't like to think that people are around, and this red and silver reflective tape rustles in the slightest of breeze in the orchard and makes the deer think there is someone there. Highly reflective, the silver side catches flashes
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Plastic Spiral Tree Protectors (24 inches long)Botanical Name: Z-Spiral Tree Protectors
Grandpa now ships FREE tree wraps with each tree ordered, since he thinks these are so important to protect your young trees from "critter damage". So, you do not need to order these unless you need extras for other trees.
Protect your you
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