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One of life’s greatest pleasures is biting into a fresh fruit – especially when it’s one you grew! Fruit trees like: A Sunny Location ● Good Soil ● Regular Watering Nectarine Hosui Asian Pear ‘Fantasia’ Round, brownish- Red/yellow fruit in orange fruit in fall mid-summer; large freestone, firm yellow flesh Bartlett Pear Red Bartlett Pear Medium to large Juicy red, sweet & juicy yellow, fragrant tender fruit in late fruit in late summer; summer eat fresh or can Bosc Pear Granny Smith Russet brown, juicy Apple fruit in fall with white Green, tasty apples flesh; good for in early fall eating, drying or canning Gravenstein Apple Fuji Apple Striped green, juicy Excellent fruit that apples in late keeps well. Top summer; great fresh quality apples in or cooked late fall Gala Apple Red Delicious Blushed yellow Apple striped apples in late Juicy, red sweet summer; semi— apples in late fall; sweet apples that very flavorful store well Blenheim Apricot Tilton Apricot Orange/yellow Yellow, tasty sweet apricots in apricots in mid early summer – use summer; smallish fresh or can and can well Elberta Peach Pluot Flavor King Blushed yellow Sweet flavor fruit in peaches in mid- late August summer Rio Oso Gem Satsuma Plum Peach Sweet, red juicy Sweet, rich-flavored, plums in mid- large, yellow summer peaches in August Babcock Peach Elephant Heart Pink, juicy peaches Plum in mid-summer Flavorful red, juicy plums in mid summer Frost Peach Burgundy Plum Yellow with red Sweet, deep red blush in late spring – flesh in early July resistant to peach- leaf curl Red Haven Peach Santa Rosa Plum Red/yellow juicy Deep red tasty peaches in mid plums in early summer summer Bing Cherry Lapins Cherry Dark red, juicy Black cherry in late cherries in mid summer – sweet summer – great cherry excellent in canned or frozen flavor and texture Black Tartarian Stella Cherry Cherry Firm and large Purplish/black sweet black, sweet cherries in early cherries in mid summer summer Rainier Sweet Cherry Large, sweet yellow fruit in mid summer .

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