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2020 Fruit Tree List.Xls 2020 Fruit Tree List Note: This is what was ordered inventories may change based on actual availability at shipping time. 2020 Fruit Tree List Item Description Chill Hrs Loc. ALMONDS All In One The #1 almond for home & orchard, this tree <400 hrs P produces heavy crops. Its large crops tend to stunt the tree, making it a semi-dwarf. Medium to large soft shelled fruit, sweet kernels. Ripens Sept. to Oct. MULTIGRAFTS & ESPALLIERS Apple Espallier Anna Same as Anna, but has several pre-formed horizontal 200 hrs P Apple Dorsett Golden Samebranches. as Dorsett Golden, but has several pre-formed 100 hrs. P S horizontal branches Apple Espallier Fuji Same as Fuji, but has several pre-formed horizontal branches 300 hrs. S P Apple Espallier 3 in 1 Probably Anna-Dorset Golden-Fuji S P Apple 6 in 1 6 low chill varieties S P Apple 4N1 Anna/Fuji/DG/G Probably Anna-Fuji-Dorset Golden-Gala S P Apricot 4N1 Tomcot-Katy-Blenheim-Flavor Delight-Royal Rosa S Fruit Salad Probably July Elberta Peach, Fantasia Nectarine, Babcock S P Peach, Santa Rosa Plum, Blenheim Apricot Peach 4N1 Multi-graft trees with mild climate peaches. Probably Mid S Pride, May Pride, Desert Gold & Eva's Pride Peach 4N1 Zaiger Pride Eva's Pride, May Pride, August Pride, Mid Pride and June S P Pear Asian 4N1 FourPride varieties of Asian pears grafted on one tree Plum 4N1 Japanese 4-in-1 Japanese P S Showy Flowers + Fruit S P Zee Sweet Nuggets 4N1 Pluot with Splash, Geo Pride, Emerald Drop & Flavor S P Grenade APPLES Anna Remarkable apple for mild winter areas. Great in So. 200 hrs. P S California. It bears large crops of sweet, crisp fruit. Green fruit with red stripes. Good fresh or cooked. Ripens in June. Self-fruitful or polllinated by Dorsett Golden or Einshemer.. Beverly Hills Medium size fruit with yellow skin and red blush or stripes. 300 hrs. S P Crisp and juicy bears well in mild climate areas. Ripens late Braeburn NewerJune Self-fruitful variety from. New Zealand. Superb late season fruit, <250 hrs S very crisp & tangy, more flavorful than Granny Smith. HighlyExcellent colored, keeping almost apple. solid Green red fruit apple with with dark a deep red blush. burgundy Buckeye Gala stripe.Ripens Oct.It matures to Nov. with Self-fruitful. other Gala selections and is <250 hrs. P comparable in size, firmness, fruit quality and storage life. The Buckeye Gala tree is a very precocious annual bearer with a vigorous, upright, semi-spur habit. Dorset Golden Outstanding sweet apple for warm winter areas. Firm, very 100 hrs. S P flavorful, sweet like Golden Delicious. Yellow skin with an orange blush. Very low chill requirements. Ripens in June. Self-fruitful Chill hours listed are approximate, many trees will perform well with less than stated chill hours. 2020 Fruit Tree List Note: This is what was ordered inventories may change based on actual availability at shipping time. Einshemer Fast-growing, self-pollinating variety that produces crisp 100 hrs. S P yellow fruit. It requires fewer cold days than many other apple trees. Sweet flavor. Good pollinizer for Anna. Fuji Sweet, very crisp and flavorful, excellent keeper. Excellent 300 hrs P S pollenizer for other apples Gala <500 P ForCrisp, the good apple blend lover of seeking sweetness a unique and tartness. variety, theEarly new harvest Zaiger Ghost Ghost apple is in a category by itself. With totally white skin, 300-400 P S these white flesh apples hang on the tree like floating goblins. hrs The sweet sub-acid flavor was a taste pleaser at several fruit tastings. A heat-loving apple, Ghost harvests at the beginning of July in central CA. Apple with midseason bloom required as pollenizer. Gordon Popular low chill variety for So. Cal. Green skinoverlaid with 400 hrs. S red. Good for both fresh eating and cooking. Ripens Aug to Oct. Self-fruitful. Granny Smith Large, late, green, all-purpose. Crisp, tart, excellent keeper. 400 hrs P Requires long summer, thrives in hot climates. Prolonged bloom: good pollenizer for other apples. King David Speculated to be a cross of Jonathan and Winesap. It is 300 hrs. P winey, rich, slightly spicy, and flavorful. Fruits never seem to drop and increase in brilliance of color as the season goes on. For best eating, should be picked when the red color becomes complete. Great for fresh eating, baking, Lady Williams Mediumapplesauce, to large and cider.in size, the skin is smooth and yellow-green 200-300 P with bright red streaking and white speckling, or lenticels. hrs. The flesh is yellow, crisp, and juicy with a central fibrous core encasing a few brown seeds. When sliced in half, the core forms a five-pointed star-shape that showcases each small seed. Firm, crunchy, and boasts a complex sweet and tart flavor with an acidic, cidery tang. Suited to warmer climates. Pettingill Chance seedling discovered near Long Beach, CA., introduced 300 hrs S in 1949. Large fruit with red over green skin, ripening late September to mid-October in coastal Southern CA. climates. Crisp and juicy, with a balance of sugar and acid. Pink Lady (Crisps Pink) Newer hot climate apple from Australia. Very crisp, sweet- 300-400 P S tart distinct flavor. Good keeping apple. Skin is reddish- hrs brown over green, with white stripe. White flesh resists Sundowner Sisterbrowning. to the Ripens Pink Lady in Sept. apple. Self-fruitful. Sweet, crispy white, excellent 200-300 P S Large,flavor. round, Late ripening, especially October beautiful on. apple: Self-fruitful pale yellow waxy hrs. Winter Banana skin blushed with rosy pink. Crisp, tangy, juicy flesh is highly <400 hrs S aromatic with a mild, banana-like flavor. Long time favorite dessert apple in CA's mild winter coastal climates. Good cider apple. APRICOT Chill hours listed are approximate, many trees will perform well with less than stated chill hours. 2020 Fruit Tree List Note: This is what was ordered inventories may change based on actual availability at shipping time. Autumn Glo A newer late season apricot with a sweet, slightly acid flavor. 300-400 S The fruit is good both fresh and dried. It is juicy and very hrs. aromatic. It will please the most critical of apricot lovers. Harvest is later, August. Self-fruitful. Blenheim All purpose freestone, sweet, aromatic and very flavorful. <400 hrs S P Long time #1 apricot in Calif. It blooms early, good for canning and drying. Ripens in June & July. Self-fruitful. Gold Kist Excellent back yard apricot for warm winter climates. 300 hrs P S Freestone and very good quality. Heavy bearing tree. Ripens Royal Rosa Extremelyin June. Self-fruitful. vigorous, more disease resistant than other <500 hrs S P apricots. Bearing young & heavy especially nice fruit. Sweet, low acid and fine flavor. Very early harvest. Ripens in May & Tropic Gold NEWERJune. Self-fruitful. INTRODUCTION of a great new Apricot. This one does <350 hrs P well in the warmer Southern California areas. The tree produces heavy crops which make the tree almost weeping. Ripens June to July. Bears young. Self-Fruitful APRIUM Cot-N-Candy Aprium Wonderful new fruit from Zaiger Hybrids, early season <400 hrs P S harvest. White flesh is extra sweet and juicy with a plumy aftertaste. The fruit is about 2" to 2 1/2" in diameter on average. The tree is self-fruitful, no pollinizer needed. Flavor Delight Aprium Plum cross, resembles an apricot but has a distinctive <300 hrs S P flavor and texture all its own. High rating in taste test scores. One of the most flavorful early season fruits. Larger corps are born if pollinated by another apricot. Summer Delight Aprium LateRipens producer, in June. reliable Self-fertile. producer, juicy, sweet apricot flavor. <500 hrs S P CHERRIES NOTE: Most Cherries need colder climates, coldest inland and canyons or mountains. Minnie Royal, Royal Lee, and Royal Crimson are very low chill . English Morello Late season tart cherry for baking, sometimes eaten fresh <500 hrs P when fully ripe. Dark red to nearly black. Rounded head tree with drooping branches. Self-Fruitful Lapins Newer variety from Canada. Dark red, sweet cherry is large & 400 hrs P S firm. Self-fruitful. Minnie Royal Medium-size red cherry, firm with good flavor. A very 200- 300 S P productive variety with low chill requirements. Pollinize hrs with Royal Lee or Royal Crimson. Royal Crimson Cherry formerly known as 6GM25. Low chill, self fruitful 200-300 S P cherry. An excellent pollenizer for Minnie Royal and Royal hrs. Royal Lee LargeLee. yellow cherry with more red blush than Rainier. 300 hrs P S Excellent flavor. Pollinize with Minnie Royal or Royal Royal Rainier LargeCrimson. yellow cherry with more red blush than Rainier. 500 hrs P Excellent flavor. Pollinate with Lapins, moderate chill hours. Chill hours listed are approximate, many trees will perform well with less than stated chill hours. 2020 Fruit Tree List Note: This is what was ordered inventories may change based on actual availability at shipping time. FIG Some figs may be potted. Some sources say there are more than 1,000 varieties of figs! Black Jack Large purplish black fruit with sweet juicy strawberry-red 100 hrs. P flesh. Fruit ripens in Aug. & Oct. Self-fruitful. Naturally semi Black Mission Thisdwarf is tree.the favorite fig tree. Medium to large fruit, has a 100 hrs. P S purplish black skin with strawberry colored flesh. The flavor is very good. Fruit is good fresh, dried or canned. Large tree, good along the coast, does very well inland.
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