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Piante Da Frutto VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] PIANTE DA FRUTTO Elenco disponibilità piante da frutto di 2 o 3 anni stagione autunno/inverno 2020/21 a radice nuda, in Air-pot e in vaso RADICE NUDA SPECIE / VARIETA' PORTINNESTO MATURAZIONE PREZZO € ALBICOCCHI AURORA MIR inizio giugno 18,00 DULCINEA MIR 29C fine luglio 18,00 KIOTO (R) MIR 29C fine giugno 18,00 PINKCOT (R) MIR metà giugno 18,00 PISANA MIR 29C fine luglio 18,00 REALE D'IMOLA MIR inizio luglio 18,00 BIRICOCCOLI BIRICOCCOLO MIR agosto 18,00 CASTAGNI BOUCHE DE BETIZAC ottobre 35,00 CASTEL DEL RIO ottobre 35,00 MARRONE DI MARRADI ottobre 35,00 PRECOCE MIGOULE ottobre 35,00 VIGNOLS ottobre 35,00 CILIEGI BURLAT GISELA 6 fine maggio 18,00 CELESTE GISELA 6 inizio giugno 18,00 FERROVIA GISELA 6 fine giugno 18,00 GIORGIA GISELA 6 metà giugno 18,00 KORDIA GISELA 6 fine giugno 18,00 LAPINS GISELA 6 metà giugno 18,00 MARASCA NERA DEL PIEMONTE GISELA 6 fine giugno 18,00 MOREAU GISELA 6 fine maggio 18,00 REGINA GISELA 6 fine giugno 18,00 SWEET HEART GISELA 5 luglio 18,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 1 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] COTOGNI MALIFORME BA 29 ottobre 18,00 PERIFORME BA 29 ottobre 18,00 GELSI BIANCO luglio 18,00 NERO luglio 18,00 KAKI O GOSHO LOTO fine ottobre 18,00 ROJO BRILLANTE LOTO fine ottobre 18,00 TIPO LOTO fine ottobre 18,00 VANIGLIA LOTO fine ottobre 18,00 MANDORLI NE PLUS ULTRA PENTA settembre 18,00 MELI ANNURCA M 9 fine ottobre 18,00 ANNURCA FRANCO fine ottobre 18,00 BELLA DI BOSKOOP FRANCO fine settembre 18,00 BRINA * M 9 inizio ottobre 18,00 CAMPANINO FRANCO novembre 18,00 CRIPPA * M 9 inizio ottobre 18,00 DECIO MM 111 novembre 18,00 ENTERPRISE ® * M 9 ottobre 18,00 FLORINA * MM 111 ottobre 18,00 FLORINA ® * M 9 ottobre 18,00 FUJI NF 12 M 9 fine ottobre 18,00 GALA SCHNIGA M 9 inizio settembre 18,00 GOLDRUSH ® * M 9 ottobre 18,00 GRANNY SMITH M 9 novembre 18,00 NOVA * M 26 settembre 18,00 PRIMIERA ® M 9 ottobre 18,00 PRISCILLA * M 9 settembre 18,00 RED FREE * M 26 inizio settembre 18,00 RENETTA B DEL CANADA FRANCO fine settembre 18,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 2 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] RENETTA B DEL CANADA M 9 fine settembre 18,00 RENETTA G DI TORRIANA FRANCO ottobre 18,00 RENETTA GRIGIA DI TORRIANA M 9 ottobre 18,00 RENETTA GRIGIA DI TORRIANA MM 111 ottobre 18,00 TOPAZ * M 9 ottobre 18,00 * pianta resistente alla ticchiolatura NASHI HOSUI FRANCO agosto 18,00 NIJISEIKI FRANCO agosto 18,00 SHINSEIKI FRANCO agosto 18,00 NESPOLI GERMANICA BA 29 novembre 18,00 NOCCIOLI GIFFONI settembre 18,00 TONDA ROMANA settembre 18,00 TRILOBATA settembre 18,00 NOCI CHANDLER ottobre 30,00 COMUNE ottobre 18,00 FRANQUETTE ottobre 30,00 HARTLEY ottobre 30,00 LARA ottobre 30,00 PERI ABATE FETEL BA 29 fine settembre 18,00 ANGELICA SYDO fine settembre 18,00 ANGELICA FRANCO fine settembre 18,00 B. WILLIAM FRANCO agosto 18,00 B. WILLIAM BA 29 agosto 18,00 BELLA DI GIUGNO BA 29 giugno 18,00 BUTIRRA PREC MORETTINI BA 29 luglio 18,00 CARMEN (R) BA 29 agosto 18,00 CONFERENCE BA 29 settembre 18,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 3 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] CONFERENCE SYDO settembre 18,00 COSCIA PRECOCE FRANCO luglio 18,00 COSCIA PRECOCE BA 29 luglio 18,00 CURATO BA 29 fine ottobre 18,00 CURATO SYDO fine ottobre 18,00 DECANA DEL COMIZIO BA 29 fine settembre 18,00 GENTILE BA 29 inizio luglio 18,00 KAISER FRANCO settembre 18,00 KAISER FOX 11 settembre 18,00 KAISER BA 29 settembre 18,00 MADERNASSA FRANCO ottobre 18,00 MARTIN SECCO BA 29 fine ottobre 18,00 MAX RED BARTLET FRANCO agosto 18,00 MAX RED BARTLET FOX 11 agosto 18,00 MAX RED BARTLET BA 29 agosto 18,00 PASSACRASSANA BA 29 ottobre 18,00 PASSACRASSANA SYDO ottobre 18,00 VOLPINA FRANCO fine ottobre 18,00 PESCHI A POLPA BIANCA MARIA ANGELA GF 677 agosto 18,00 MARIA BIANCA GF 677 luglio 18,00 MARIA DELIZIA GF 677 settembre 18,00 PIATTA BIANCA GF 677 agosto 18,00 REGINA DI LONDA GF 677 settembre 18,00 ROSA DEL WEST GF 677 agosto 18,00 A POLPA GIALLA CAROTA GF 677 settembre 18,00 GLOHAVEN GF 677 inizio agosto 18,00 MAYCREST GF 677 fine giugno 18,00 PADANA GF 677 settembre 18,00 PIATTA GIALLA GF 677 agosto 18,00 REDHAVEN GF 677 fine luglio 18,00 ROYAL GLORY (R) ADESOTO agosto 18,00 SUNCREST ADESOTO agosto 18,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 4 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] A POLPA ROSSA SANGUIGNA PENTA fine agosto 18,00 NETTARINE CALDESI 2000 GF 677 luglio 18,00 MARIA LUCIA GF 677 luglio 18,00 MORSIANI60 GF 677 agosto 18,00 PERCOCHE BABY GOLD 6 MRS 2/5 agosto 18,00 PRECOCE BABY GOLD GF 677 luglio 18,00 SUSINI SUSINI CINOGIAPPONESI FORMOSA PENTA luglio 18,00 MORETTINI 355 MIR fine giugno 18,00 MORETTINI 355 PENTA fine giugno 18,00 SANGUE DI DRAGO MIR agosto 18,00 SANTA ROSA MIR agosto 18,00 SATZUMA MIR agosto 18,00 SATZUMA PENTA agosto 18,00 SHIRO MIR luglio 18,00 SUSINI EUROPEI ANNA SPATH 29C settembre 18,00 ANNA SPATH MIR settembre 18,00 DRO PENTA settembre 18,00 GROSSA DI FELISIO MIR agosto 18,00 MIRABELLE DE NANCY MIR agosto 18,00 REG. CLAUDIA TRASP MIR agosto 18,00 REGINA CLAUDIA DORATA PENTA agosto 18,00 REGINA CLAUDIA D'OULLINS PENTA agosto 18,00 REGINA CLAUDIA VERDE PENTA agosto 18,00 RUTH GERSTETTER MIR luglio 18,00 STANLEY PENTA inizio settembre 18,00 STANLEY MIR inizio settembre 18,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 5 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] AIR-POT SPECIE/VARIETA' PORTINNESTO PREZZO € ALBICOCCHI (Pronta fruttificazione) KIOTO 29C fine giugno 35,00 PINKOT MIR metà giugno 35,00 PISANA 29C fine luglio 35,00 REALE D'IMOLA MIR inizio luglio 35,00 CILIEGI BURLAT GISELA 6 fine maggio 35,00 FERROVIA GISELA 6 fine giugno 35,00 GIORGIA GISELA 6 metà giugno 35,00 KORDIA GISELA 6 fine giugno 35,00 LAPINS GISELA 6 metà giugno 35,00 MARASCA NERA DEL PIEMONTE GISELA 6 fine giugno 35,00 REGINA GISELA 6 fine giugno 35,00 SWEET HEART GISELA 6 luglio 35,00 COTOGNI MELIFORME BA 29 ottobre 35,00 PERIFORME BA29 ottobre 35,00 KAKI O-GOSHO LOTO fine ottobre 35,00 VANIGLIA LOTO fine ottobre 35,00 MANDORLI NE PLUS ULTRA PENTA settembre 35,00 NASHI HOSUI FRANCO agosto 35,00 SHINSEIKI FRANCO agosto 35,00 NESPOLI DI GERMANIA BA 29 novembre 35,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 6 di 11 TEL. 3348660247 VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LC) TEL. 334 8660247 - C.F. / P. IVA 03674480136 AUT. VIV. N. 03/2681 www.antoniopenanati.it [email protected] PERI ABATE FETEL BA29 fine settembre 35,00 COSCIA FRANCO luglio 35,00 CURATO BA29 fine ottobre 35,00 DECANA DEL COMIZIO BA 29 fine settembre 35,00 KAISER FRANCO settembre 35,00 MADERNASSA FRANCO ottobre 35,00 MARTIN SECCO BA 29 fine ottobre 35,00 MAX RED BARTLET BA 29 agosto 35,00 PASSACRASSANA BA 29 ottobre 35,00 PESCHI (Pronta fruttificazione) A POLPA BIANCA BUCO INCAVATO MRS 2/5 settembre 35,00 MARIA ANGELA GF677 agosto 35,00 MARIA BIANCA GF677 luglio 35,00 MARIA DELIZIA GF677 settembre 35,00 PIATTA BIANCA GF677 agosto 35,00 REGINA DI LONDA GF677 settembre 35,00 ROSA DEL WEST GF677 agosto 35,00 A POLPA GIALLA CAROTA GF677 settembre 35,00 GLOHAVEN GF677 inizio agosto 35,00 MAYCREST GF677 fine giugno 35,00 PADANA GF677 settembre 35,00 PIATTA GIALLA GF677 agosto 35,00 RED HAVEN GF677 fine luglio 35,00 ROYAL GLORY ADESOTO agosto 35,00 SUNCREST ADESOTO agosto 35,00 A POLPA ROSSA SANGUIGNA GF677 fine agosto 35,00 NETTARINE CALDESI 2000 GF677 luglio 35,00 MARIA LUCIA GF677 luglio 35,00 PERCOCHE PRECOCE BABY GOLD GF677 luglio 35,00 ANTONIO PENNATI SOCIETA' AGRICOLA [email protected] VIA V. FOPPA, 1 - 23876 MONTICELLO BRIANZA (LECCO) 7 di 11 TEL.
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