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2021 fruit tree catalogue

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WELCOME TO FORGOTTEN Ripe mid to late January. FRUITS NURSERY 2021 005. MOLLIE’S DELICIOUS – 1966. Large HEIRLOOM FRUIT TREE ribbed angular shape. Rich in taste, SELECTION: similar to . Crisp, sweet, crunchy cream flesh. Ripe late Jan/Feb. *All fruit tree prices include GST 006. PRIMA - Introduced 1970. Medium sized. Bright red skin, firm creamy white flesh. Crisp & sweet, eat fresh from the tree. Highly recommended to organic orchardists, disease resistant. Ripe February.

007. – Introduced 1864. American variety. Widely regarded as one of the best tasting . Good sweet/sharp balance. Med sized white flesh with a refreshing taste. All- purpose variety. Ripens the same time APPLES ~ $ 4 8 * as blackberries in February.

Budded onto N/spy rootstock (all soil types 008. COX’S ORANGE – A med sized including heavy clay) grows to 3-5m. with a sharp tangy flavour. Skin is striped red over a green EARLY SEASON background. Reliable old-fashioned variety & still a renowned commercial 001. EARLY STRAWBERRY – Recorded 1838. apple, ripening in Feb. Similar to Golden Delicious. Red streaks when ripe, sweet & crisp flesh. Heavy MID SEASON bearer & good lunch box size for kids. 009. – Recorded 1872. Ripe Late December Med sized. Clear skin. Sweet & rich with a vanilla taste. Flesh is 002. ORATIA BEAUTY aka RED compact & nutty. The best of the old Crisp flesh, light sweet taste. Keeps its apples & one of the shape when cooked, sed for pies, juice & healthiest varieties due to its russet. . Green skin, red blush. Ripe Jan. Excellent home garden variety. Heavy cropping. Ripe late Feb. 003. SUNRISE - Early ripening hence the name. Good sweet/sharp balance, fairly 010. – New Zealand raised 1934. acidic. Crisp flesh & juicy. Ripening over Med sized. Pale yellow heavily overlaid a long period making it a valuable home with dark crimson stripes. Cinnamon garden variety. Ripe in late December. russet dots. Flesh is fine, yellow. Juicy, crisp & sweet aromatic taste. Ideal for 004. PEASGOODNONSUCH – Raised 1858 by smaller gardens. Heavy cropper. Ripe Mrs Peasgood. A huge apple, highly late Feb/March. esteemed culinary apple which fluffs up well when cooked. Tart, acidic & sweet.

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011. KIDD’S ORANGE RED – Med sized red 017.GOLDEN DELICIOUS - World famous fruit/orange blush. Some russet. apple with great taste, texture, aroma & Parentage is Delicious x Cox’s Orange appearance. Large, yellow skinned Pippin. Rose petal notes. Some disease apple, very sweet honeyed taste. resistance to scab & fire-blight. Dessert Favourite for salads, sauce & apple apple. Keeps up to 4 months. Ripe butter. Mid ripening. Heavy regular March/April. cropper.

012. MOUNTAIN RD - A wild Kaipara apple 018. DU THORN – Med size, found on Mountain Rd. , nicely perfumed dessert apple. Yellow tough tree having lived through grazing with red streaks. Exceptional flavour. cows & strong winds. Med sized green Sweet to sub acid. Vigorous tree with apple with a red blush when ripe. good disease resistance. Belgium, 1854. Sweet, tart & crunchy. Old fashioned flavour. Ripe mid to late Feb. 019. – 1800’s. Rich & intense flavour. Sweet & acidic. Crisp 013. FREYBURG – Med to large size. creamy flesh. Dual purpose. Bright red Attractive yellow & green skin. High stripes over yellow. Hardy tree, late quality of flavour. Aromatic, honeyed & ripening. Ripe April/May. very sweet. Taste has a combination of apple, pear & banana. Creamy white 020. BALLARAT - A heritage apple from flesh with a firm texture. Stunning Australia dates back to early 1900s. eating. Well known NZ heirloom. Ripe Large green apple with red blush, full March. flavoured creamy flesh which is juicy and good for cooking and preserving. 014. CAPTAIN KIDD – New Zealand raised also stores well. Ripe April onwards. 1924. Med sized, bright red streaky skin. Sweet juicy reliable cropper. Resistant 021. – Crisp, firm, tart. to black spot, our must have in our Well balanced flavour. New Zealand’s projects. Ripe March/April. most popular commercial cooking 015. BRAMLEY’S SEEDLING – Large green apple. Heavy bearing, long living tree. apple with a hint of red blush. It’s sharp Ripe late April. & acidic properties make it famous as a top culinary apple. Ideal for pies, 022. - An old English pastries, crumbles & chutneys. Holds apple exported to NZ in the 1890’s. A together well when baked. A well- green skinned apple with a yellow red known & renowned English cooking blush. Tough old-fashioned skin & apple over 200 years old. Ripe flavour with dense flesh. High in vitamin March/April. C. Good for cider making & cooking. Ripe in May. LATE SEASON

016. MONTY’S – NZ Heritage 023. TYDEMANN’S LATE ORANGE – Apple. Crisp good eating also used for Introduced 1929- 1945. Intensely rich cooking. Huge fruit. Can be eaten as a aromatic apple. Creamy yellow flesh. preventative measure to reduce the Sweeter than a Cox’s Orange. Ripe incidence of disease in the human body. April/May. Ripe April.

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024. TARA RD – Late eating. Medium size 030. ANGELINA BURDETT - English plum apple, very good flavour. Red stripes on producing excellent medium sized dark the skin, white crispy flesh. Good bluish black fruit. Flesh is firm, yellow keeper. Ripe late May. green with a rich, sweet flavour. Early ripening. Good for cooking/preserving. 025. WINTER GOLD – Port Albert Origin. Self-fertile, good pollinator to greengage Thought to have arrived with the Albert- plums. landers. Medium to large size. Red, gold & lemon-yellow skin. Very good taste. 031. TAMAKI SPECIAL - Large size. Dark Sweet with a crunchy firm texture. Late red skin, red flesh. Firm plum. Very June. sweet. Can be picked over several weeks. Pollinators: Xmas plums. Ripe PLUMS ~ $ 4 8 * Jan.

Budded onto Peach Rootstock & a few MID SEASON budded onto Plum. Peach r/s avoid wet areas, grows 3-4m. Plum r/s grows 4- 032. SULTAN - Med to large red flesh 5m. plum. Deep red skin, soft & juicy. Bares heavily on low spreading tree. Home orchard variety. Pollinators: partially self-fertile, pollinators include - Burbank, Elephant Heart, Omega and Santa Rosa.

033. HAWERA – Large sized fruit. Red skin, red flesh merging into pink. Firm texture. Highly recommended home garden variety. Self-fertile. Ripe late January.

034. BURBANK – Large, round, dark red fruit. Sweet, juicy, aromatic yellow flesh. EARLY SEASON Crops regularly and heavily. Japanese variety. Mid -season. Hardier selection. 027. BILLINGTON’S EARLY – First red Pollination: Burbank is partially self- fleshed plum of the season. Excellent fertile, though pollinators are Duff’s bottling. Crops heavily, good pollinator. Early Jewel, Omega & Sultan. Self-fertile. Ripe Xmas. 035. RED DORIS - Medium sized plum 028. DUFF’S EARLY JEWEL – Popular red with red skin and yellow flesh. The flesh skinned yellow flesh Xmas plum. Prolific is sweet and juicy with a very good bearer. Good pollinator for all plums. flavour. Red Doris produces generous Self-fertile. Ripe Xmas. crops and is highly recommended for home gardens. Ripe mid-season late 029. WILSON’S EARLY - Small bright red Jan/Feb. Pollinators are Duffs early plum with yellow flesh. Early season jewel and Santa Rosa. ripening, suitable for eating straight off the tree or preserving. Self-fertile but a 036. SANTA ROSA – Medium sized. The friendly pollinator will help: Billington's Queen of all plums. Pinkish red skin, Early, Santa Rosa & Omega. yellow pink flesh with juicy & tangy

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flesh. Good pollinator for all other European variety. Best planted with Japanese plums. Ripe early February. Coe’s Golden Drop. Ripe March.

037. LUISA - Produces bumper crops of oval 045. GEORGE WILSON – (Omega) Very fruit, yellow skin blushed red. The firm popular red fleshed plum with speckled flesh is also yellow, sweet & juicy. Good red skin. Juicy sweet flesh. All purpose. disease resistance. Self-fertile. Deciduous. Partially self-fertile. Billington’s Early Ripe Jan/Feb. PVR McGraths Nurseries. will help. Ripening late Feb.

038. PURPLE KING - An old fashioned PEACHES ~ $ 4 8 * plum with purple red skin. Yellow flesh. Sweet and juicy. Well suited to warmer North Island. Ripens mid- season.

039. BLACK DORIS – Medium sized fruit. Freestone. Black skin, jam like red flesh. Prized for preserving quality. Pollinator – Duff’’s Early Jewel, Santa Rosa. Ripe Feb.

040. COE’S GOLDEN DROP - Large yellow skinned, yellow firm fleshed fruit with a Budded onto Peach Rootstock. Avoid sweet & fine flavour. If fully ripened on wet areas, grows to 3-4 m. All Self- the tree. Requires a sunny aspect to fully fertile. ripen the fruit. Pollinator Greengage. Ripening Mid-season Feb. EARLY SEASON

046. MEL’S XMAS - Medium sized. Golden LATE SEASON skin with red blush. Juicy golden fleshed peach. Less susceptible to brown rot as 041. KERERU GOLD - Apricot type plum. it ripens early. Freestone. Ripe Xmas. Gold skin, golden flesh. Freestone. Excellent fresh or as jam. Heavy 047. CARAVAN PEACHERINE – Large fruit. cropper. Self-fertile. Ripens mid Feb. Sweet buttery yellow flesh. Orange skin with red blush. Ripe late Jan. 042. SATSUMA – A sweet red fleshed plum with speckled red over green skin. Good 048. WILLOWS FLOWERING – Masses of dessert quality. Regular cropper. pink blossoms, a spring indicator in late Pollinator – Santa Rosa. Ripening mid- July–August. Beautiful feature tree & February. Bee attraction. Also fruits small but very sweet white fleshed peaches. 043. DAMSON – Small round blue-black plum. Amber green flesh. Prolific bearer. Adored for jams & jelly. Self-fertile. Ripe 049. WIGGINS - An old Classic, excellent eating, sweet and Juicy white flesh, Mid-February. freestone, self-fertile. ripening mid- 044. GREENGAGE - Very popular, January. succulent, sweet, smaller fruit with delicious flavour. Mid to late season.

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MID SEASON NECTARINES ~ $ 4 8 *

050. PARAGON- Medium to large size. Red Budded onto Peach Rootstock. Avoid blush on yellow skin. Yellow fleshed. wet areas, grows to 3-4 m. All are self- Best used for dessert or bottling. Enjoys fertile. warmer climates. Clingstone. Ripe mid Feb. 058. COPPERLEAF - Attractive dark copper leaves, very ornamental. Dark red skin, 051. JOY YEARBERRY - A medium sized, white fleshed juicy fruit. Ripe Feb. elongated peach. Light honey coloured skin with a red blush & around the stone 059. NANI’S – Good sized fruit. Red skin as it ripens. Firm white flesh with a rich with sweet white flesh. Freestone. sweet flavour. Freestone. Ripe February. Prolific fruiter, vigorous growth. A treasure found in Kaiwaka. Ripe mid 052. RED LEAF PEACH - Medium sized fruit Feb. with a Blackboy peach appearance. (Reddish black skin). Golden juicy flesh. 060. GOLDEN FLESH WARKWORTH- Dark Freestone. Beautifully attractive red maroon skin with buttery golden flesh, purple leaves. Ripe late Feb. Self-fertile. large fruit size. reliable cropper in northland. found in Warkworth. Ripening Feb/March. LATE SEASON 061. ROSETTA - Found in the Kaipara 053. BLACKBOY – Med size. Dard area. Named after the Maungaturoto red/black skin. Port red & white streaky farm. Farmer has been very active in flesh. Freestone. Bottling favourite. Ripe wanting to save this one for his family & late Feb. locals. Very good flavour & prolific 054. CHOOK HOUSE – Golden Queen type, bearer. White flesh. Self-fertile. Ripening large juicy old-fashioned flavour. Heavy in mid-February. bearing. Ripe March. 062. GOLDMINE – Medium sized fruit. Red 055. MIHI - Huge sized peach. Honey skin over white flesh. Freestone fruit coloured skin with red blush. Firm with that is juicy & sweet, dessert quality. An juicy sweet flavour. Clingstone. Ripe old favourite which is very productive. March. Ripens in Feb.

056. GREEN’S SPECIAL – Fruit is large & freestone. Perfect for bottling in the cooler months. Yellow flesh peach with a red tinge when ripe late March.

PEACH SEEDLINGS ~ $ 3 0 *

057. GOLDEN QUEEN - Medium sized fruit. Deep yellow skin & flesh. Smooth texture with an old fashioned flavour. A classic bottling variety. Clingstone. Ripe March.

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APRICOTS ~ $ 4 8 * with more apricots. Found in Northland, productive. Ripens early Feb. Budded onto Peach and Plum Rootstock. Avoid wet areas, grows to 3-4 m. All are ALMONDS $ 4 8 * self-fertile. Budded onto Peach Rootstock. Avoid wet areas, grows to 3-4 m. All are self- fertile.

068. MONAVALE – Med size. High quality flavour. Heavy crops. Good in warmer climate, hardy. Beautiful in blossom. Used in Avenue plantings. Ripe Feb.

PEARS ~ $ 4 8 *

Budded onto quince rootstock grows 5-

6 m. Pears grown on quince rootstock create a smaller tree for the home garden. 063. WARKWORTH EARLY – Medium sized apricot. Smooth orange skin. Classic apricot flavour. Tart & sweet. Ripens early from Christmas to New Year.

064. SANDSPIT - An early sweet golden apricot, regular cropping. Found in the Sandspit area on the coast. Self-fertile. Ripens in January.

065. NEW CASTLE – Orange skinned fruit with red blush. Small sized with excellent flavour. Great potential for reliable crops in the north. Early ripening Jan.

066. WHANANAKI - Old seedling tree found at Whananaki store. I have heard about it for a while now and got some EARLY SEASON material finally which was lucky as it was not putting on much new growth & 069. WILLIAM BON CHRETIAN - Large long has seen better days. Very tasty medium necked fruit. Pale green/yellow skin size fruit & prolific bearer, self-fertile, with firm finely grained flesh. Sweet & ripening Jan/Feb. juicy. Ideal for bottling & eating fresh. Good pollinator. Stores well. Ripe Jan. 067. WAIPAPAKAURI - Med size, free stone. A strong syrup Apricot, if tree 070. BEURRE BOSC - Large fruit. ripened amazing flavour. Orange flesh Cinnamon brown pear. Regular heavy & skin. Self-fertile but will fruit better crops, gourd shape. Superb eating. Pollinator: Seckels. Ripe mid-February.

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MID SEASON CITRUS ~ $ 4 2 * 3 YRS OLD

071. DOYENE DU COMICE PEAR - Rounded Plant in a sunny position that is greenish-yellow fruit with pink blush. sheltered from strong winds & heavy Classic gourmet pear. Fine smooth flesh frosts. Soils need to be fertile, moist & that is sweet and juicy. Pollinators: free-draining. Note - not grown by WBC, Buerre Bosc. Ripe Feb/March. Forgotten Fruits. Sourced these from our chosen grower & used in our 072. PACKHAM’S TRIUMPH - Large productive landscapes. irregular shape, lime skin with brown russet. White crisp flesh. Pollinator: WBC. Ripe Feb, March.

LATE SEASON

073. SECKELS - Gourmet, sweet, spicy honey pear. Pink blush on brown skin, crops heavily & reliably. Self-fertile, good pollinator. A must have if you have room for only one pear. Ripe March.

074. WINTER NELIS - A long keeping dessert quality pear with a light russet

skin. Pollinator: WBC. Ripens late in LEMON ~ March with regular cropping.

075. MEYER – Popular lemon for the home garden. Fruits heavily year after year. Thin skinned, smooth, bright golden fruit throughout the year. Hardiest of all lemons.

076. YEN BEN – Lisbon type lemon with a thin skin & smaller in growth. Fruits July. Fruit very juicy.

LIME ~

077. BEARRS – A tangy Lime with seedless fruit that is usually picked in winter when the skin is aromatic & green. Needs a sheltered frost-free site. Can be grown in a container. Evergreen.

078. TAHITIAN LIME – Aromatic foliage, highly scented flowers and delicious small juicy fruit. Harvest the fruit when green for that really tangy zing. The fruit gradually turns yellow when fully ripe. Great for cool refreshing drinks.

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079. KUSAIE - Fruit can be harvested GRAPEFRUIT ~ when green or may be left on the tree until they become a rich, yellow colour. 086. CUTLER’S RED – Deep red skin, very When ripe, skin is easy peel and flesh is similar to Golden Special in quality. juicy with a well-balanced mild acidity. Good bearer. Highly ornamental. Ripens The fruit should be used for its juice July/Aug. which is described as sweet, floral & spicy. 087. GOLDEN SPECIAL - Improved variety of Morrison’s Seedless. Fruit large, juicy 080. KAFFIR - The essential Lime to use & delicious. Flesh finely grained & quite for culinary purposes as all parts of the free of seeds. Skin colour rich golden, ‘Kaffir’ are strongly aromatic especially thin & easily peeled. The best for the unusual ‘double’ leaves - these are a breakfasts, drinks & marmalade. Ripens vital ingredient in Thai and Indonesian in July & continues through November. cuisine. The fruit are green, rough and ‘warty’ and not particularly juicy. Evergreen. TANGELO ~

088. SEMINOLE - Has good sized ORANGE ~ red/orange fruit. Juicy, sweet & tangy with good flavour. Trees are vigorous 081. WASHINGTON NAVEL – High quality and fruit heavily every second year. seedless fruit of excellent flavour. Fruit Loose skin when ripe. Best in a good ripens August & will hang on the tree for fertile soil in a sheltered site. Ripens months until Harwood Late is ready. July/Oct.

082. CARTER’S NAVEL – A sweet & juicy seedless variety, exceptional flavour. MANDARIN ~ Remaining juicy for 2-3 months if left on the tree. Ripens in August. 089. SILVERHILL - Produces easy peel fruit with sweet and juicy flesh which are 083. BEST SEEDLESS – Well suited to the ready for picking at the end of May and home garden. This tree is a good through into July. cropper & the fruits, which often have navels, are of high quality & good 090. ENCORE – Fruit medium to large in flavour. Ripening occurs from late size. Thin skin, juicy & very sweet. August to November. Rather seedless. A vigorous tree bearing fruit from November to February. 084. SEVILLE - A Spanish variety best known for its use in the making of 091. SATSUMA – A very popular sweet & marmalade, liqueurs, preserves, etc. seedless fruit. Easy to peel variety Produces heavy crops with a sour ripening June/July. orange flavour. Ripe late August/Oct. 092. CLEMENTINE - Extremely popular & 085. HARWOOD LATE – Closely related to the best all round variety. Compact Valencia. Average-size. Rich taste, very growth & very heavy crops of medium- juicy & sweet. Ripens in November & sized, highly coloured fruit of excellent may carry right through until March. flavour. Ripens July, but fruit will hang on for months.

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093. CORSICA NO.2 - Very similar to sized, brownish-purple skin with sticky Clementine. Fruit tends to be larger with sweet amber flesh. less pips. Fruits June/July.

ROOTSTOCK ~ $ 6 * FIGS ~ $ 3 0 * For those who want to graft their own Figs are perfect if you want a sweet fruit favourite family heirlooms: that you can pick off the tree & eat fresh. 098. N/SPY APPLE ROOTSTOCK – Suited to difficult soils (such as heavy or clay).

099. PEACH ROOTSTOCK – Suitable for plum & peach grafts or buds. Avoid we areas. Grows 3-4m.

094. BLACK - Small sized fruit with black purplish skin & very sweet flesh. Red

centre with a creamy texture. Prolific bearer. Great eaten fresh or dried. Early ripening March.

095. FRENCH SUGAR - Large fruit with green skin, succulent flesh. Creamy mild flavour. Reminiscent of coconut. Long fruiting season, phenomenal cropper in warm districts. Eaten fresh or dried. Early ripening. Begins after Black Fig.

096. ADRIATIC - Large fruit. Round green fruit with dark red coloured flesh. Huge reliable crops of good dessert figs, great for drying, jam, wine, bottling or eaten fresh. Ripening after French Sugar Fig. April.

097. BROWN TURKEY - The tree produces two crops a year, with figs ripening in early summer & again in the late

summer months. The figs are medium

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F O R G O T T E N F R U I T S N U R S E R Y

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~ T H E N I T T Y G R I T T Y ~ CLAIMS – Claims regarding any incorrect counts or breakage will be considered only if the claim is made within seven (7) days of delivery of stock or acceptance thereof. Claims regarding mortality QUALITY ASSURANCE – We are a small family business who must be received by the 1st December following the date of work hard to grow & supply a top quality product with emphasis on delivery. We shall in no case be liable for any sum greater than the growing trees with vigorous strong tops balanced with a well - amount originally received for paid Nursery Stock. developed root system. We wrap our trees & cover the roots with a moist medium which ensures the quality throughout the transfer. DISPATCH – Dispatch will take place when the trees are dormant in winter (late June/ September). The trees can either be collected When you receive your trees we recommend that you prune & from our nursery at 572 Tara Rd, Mangawhai by prior arrangement plant as soon as possible. If this cannot be achieved, place them in or we will courier them to you. a bed of soil or sawdust to keep the roots moist until you are ready to plant. These trees have been grown in the open ground, then Please bear in mind that the trees are perishable and delivery to a lifted, graded & handled with care. Rural Delivery address may take 1-2 days longer as opposed to delivery for urban addresses. Please feel free to phone us to We carry out root pruning to encourage the root system to develop discuss the best delivery arrangements. & will prune the top wood accordingly before sending out. This will not only lessen the stress on the plant when planted but will Orders will NOT be dispatched without a contact phone number. also encourage the traditional shape.

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