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2021 FRUIT, NUT, CITRUS, and BERRY GUIDE Recommended Selections 1025 Holmgreen Road For Our Climate San Antonio, TX 78220-3407 210-648-1303 www.Fanicknursery.com Email: [email protected] Visa, MasterCard, Discover & American Express Join us on Facebook welcome for upcoming events and specials " Family strong since 1939 " We carry the largest selection of fruit trees in Texas. Over 150+ varieties of fruit trees to pick from including our own John Fanick peach, Fan-Stil pear, Peach-cot, and the famous Texas size Fan-Blue Giant fig. Mini royal Cherry Ver, 1.0 Copyright 2021 PECANS CHOCTAW - Protogonous, large nut, thin shell, vigorous, productive, very disease resistant. DESIRABLE - Protandrous, large nut, medium shell, good resistance, dependable bearer. KANZA - Protogonous, medium size nut, soft shell, strong vigorus tree, good disease resistance. KIOWA - Protogonous, large nut, medium shell, productive, good resistance, excellent quality. OCONEE - Protandrous, large nut, thin shell, good disease restistance, larger shade tree. PAWNEE - Protandrous, medium to large nut, thin shell, ripens early, high kernal percentage. ALMONDS ALL IN ONE - S.F., 500 Hours, Medium to large soft shell, heavy producer. Ripens late Sept. WALNUTS PEDRO - S.F., Medium size nut with excellent flavor. Much shorter tree than other walnuts. Ripens mid Sept. PLACENTIA - S.F., Medium size nut, light tan meat fills the shell well. Ripens mid Sept. POMEGRANATES AMBROSIA - S.F., Extra large fruit, pale pink skin, purple sweet-tart juice. Ripens in Sept. - Oct. EVERSWEET - S.F., Medium to large very sweet fruit, pinkish-red skin, clear juice. Ripens Sept. - Oct. KARA BALA - S.F., Extra large red-pink fruit, speckled sweet-tart seeds, very heavy producer. Ripens Sept. - Oct. KARA KAMINSKI - S.F., Large fruited variety know for great flavor. Overall a good producer. Ripens Sept. - Oct. PECOS (Surh-anor) - S.F., Large fruit, high sugar content, clear with red speckled seeds. Ripens in Oct. PURPLE HEART - S.F., Large fruit with purple-red shik, sweet flavor with dark red seeds. Ripens Sept. - Oct. VKUSNYI (Vkusa)- S.F., Large fruit, pinkish -red skin, sweet-tart flavor, soft seeds, good producer. Ripens Sep. - Oct. WONDERFUL - S.F., Large fruit, purple-red skin, sweet deep red inside, delicious taste. Ripens in Sept. - Oct. PERSIMMONS FUYU - S.F., Large, round, flattened fruit with a reddish skin, sweet flavor. Non-astringent. Ripens in Nov. HACHIYA - S.F., Large, heart shaped fruit with a bright orange-red skin, sweet when fully ripe. Ripens in Nov. TAMOPAN - S.F., Large, round flat fruit with a ridge on it, golden-orange skin, juicy and sweet when ripe. Ripens in Nov. FIGS BLACK ITALIAN - Medium size fruit with elongated jet black fruit with deep red pulp in two distinct crops. Open eye. BLACK MISSION - Medium to large fruit, pear shaped, black-purplish skin, delicious fresh or dried. Open eye. BLACKJACK - Large purplish fruit with strawberry red flesh, semi-dwarf bush, sweet and juicy fruit. Open eye. BLUE GIANT - Extra large fruit, dark purple skin, reddish-amber sweet flesh, produces all summer. Semi-closed eye. BROWN TURKEY - Medium to large fruit, bell shaped, brownish-purplish skin, reddish amber flesh. Open eye. CELESTE (Celestial) - Small to medium fruit, light amber flesh, firm, juicy sweet taste, excellent quality. Closed eye. CHICAGO HARDY - Small to medium fruit, light brown to violet skin, pink flesh, excellent flavor. Cold hardy. Closed eye. GREEN ITSHCIA -Small green fruit with strawberry red flesh, bird resistant. Closed eye. L.S.U. GOLD - Large yellow skin, pink flesh, excellent flavor, cold hardy, semi - closed eye. L.S.U. PURPLE - Medium size fruit, dark purple skin, sweet flesh, heavy producer. Closed eye. LITTLE MISS FIGGY - Small to medium fruit, sweet and juicy purple fruit with reddish flesh on a dwarf plant. Open eye. OSBORNE PROLIFIC - Large purplish-brown fruit, amber flesh, pleasing flavor, heavy bearer. Open eye. PANACHE TIGER FIG - Small to medium yellow fruit with green stripes, reddish flesh, sweet flavor. Open eye. PETER'S HONEY - Small to medium yellow fruit, very sweet amber flesh, cold tolerant. Closed eye. TEXAS EVERBEARING - Medium size fruit, brownish yellow skin, amber flesh, cold tolerant. Closed eye. SWEET CHERRIES MINI ROYAL - N.F., 500 Hours, Medium red fruit with good flavor, pollinated by Royal Lee. Ripens in June. RAINIER - N.F., 900 Hours, Large yellow fruit, yellow-white flesh, very high quality, pollinated by Stella. Ripens in June. ROYAL CRIMSON (6GM25) - S.F.,300-400+/- Hours, Medium bright crimson red fruit with superb flavor. Ripens in June. ROYAL LEE - N.F., 500 Hours, Medium red heart shaped fruit, excellent flavor, pollinated by Mini Royal. Ripens in June. STELLA - S.F., 750 Hours, Large dark red fruit with good flavor and texture. Ripens in June. 4 in 1 and 5 in 1 FRUIT SALAD TREES FRUIT SALAD TREE - S.F., 400 - 600 Hours, different stone fruits on one tree. Grafts: peach, plum, nectarine, and apricot. NECTARINES PANAMINT - S.F., 300 hours, Freestone, large red skin fruit with golden flesh. Ripens early July. PLUMS BURGUNDY - S.F., 350 Hours, Medium size fruit with dark cherry red skin and deep red flesh. Ripens mid June. GREEN GAGE - S.F., 350 Hours, Medium greenish-yellow skin fruit, very sweet and juicy, heavy fruit set, Ripens in July. METHLEY - S.F., 250 Hours, Large reddish-purple skin fruit with a sweet amber colored flesh. Ripens in July. SANTA ROSA - S.F., 400 Hours, Large oval, plum colored fruit with a sweet, tart yellow flesh. Ripens in June. 4-N-1 PLUM - S.F., Four different plums on one tree for more fruit production and variety. Good for small yards. APRICOTS EARLY GOLDEN - S.F., 300 Hours, Large golden fruit with a sweet rich flavor. Ripens mid June. TROPIC GOLD - S.F., 350 Hours, Medium to large excellent juicy fruit, good for canning or drying. Ripens late June - July. JUJUBES GA 866 - S.F., Large elongated fruit with a sweet apple flavor, excellent candied or dried. Ripens mid Sept. LI - S.F., Large two inches in diameter fruit, almost round shape, small pit and deliciously sweet and crisp. Ripens mid Sept. SHANXI LI - S.F., Extra large over two inches in diameter fruit, almost round shape, small pit, sweet apple flavor. Ripens late Sept. SUGAR CANE - S.F., Medium, extremely sweet elongated fruit, thorny stems but worth it. Ripens Sept. Fruit tree guide is for reference only. It does not indicate quanity on hand. Call the nursery for avalibility and pricing. NOTE- S.F. = SELF FERTILE / N.F. = NEEDS FERTILIZATION BY ANOTHER VARIETY. (xxx Hours) - Appoximate amount of chill hours between 32° F & 45° F to produce flowers for fruiting. Pg. (1) PEACHES GROUP A: San Antonio and to the east & south from to Pearsall, Three Rivers, Victoria, La Grange, Bastrop and similar regions DESERT GOLD - S.F., 350 Hours, Semi-freestone, medium yellow skin fruit with red blush, sets heavy. Ripens early May. FLORDAPRINCE - S.F., 150 Hours, Semi-freestone, medium red skin, ripens mid May. PEACHY KEEN - S.F., 200 Hours, Freestone, medium to large fruit with yellow flesh, heavy bearer. Ripens early July. RED BARON - S.F., 200 Hours, Freestone, medium yellow skin fruit with red flesh, firm juicy flavor. Ripens mid July. SANTA BARBARA - S.F., 300 Hours, Freestone, large yellow flesh fruit, very sweet, excellent flavor. Ripens mid July. TROPIC SNOW - S.F., 200 Hours, Freestone, medium white skin fruit with red blush, sweet white flesh. Ripens early May. GROUP B: San Antonio and the surrounding areas out to Boerne, Hondo, Devine, Floresville, Sequin, and similar regions FLORDAKING - S.F., 450 Hours, Cling, large yellow flesh fruit with good flavor. Ripens late May. GALAXY - S.F., 450 Hours, Freestone, large donut shaped fruit, white flesh, very sweet flavor. Ripens late June. JOHN FANICK - S.F., 500 Hours, Freestone, medium to large fruit with yellow flesh, excellent flavor. Ripens mid July. JUNE GOLD - S.F., 450 Hours, Semi-freestone, large juicy yellow fruit, heavy producer. Ripens in June. LA FELICIANA - S.F., 450 Hours, Freestone, large yellow fruit with excellent flavor. Ripens mid July. LA FESTIVAL - S.F., 450 Hours, Freestone, medium to large yellow fruit, great flavor. Ripens mid June. RIO GRANDE - S.F., 425 Hours, Freestone, medium yellow skin fruit with yellow flesh. Good shipper. Ripens early June. RUBIDOUX - S.F., 400 Hours, Freestone, large yellow fruit, excellent flavor, bears fruit at young age. Ripens late Aug. SAM HOUSTON - S.F., 550 Hours, Freestone, medium yellow fruit with a great flavor. Ripens mid June. SWEET BAGEL - S.F., 400 Hours, Freestone, large yellow donut shaped fruit. Ripens early July. WHITE DELIGHT TWO - S.F., 550 Hours, Freestone, medium white flesh fruit, sweet flavor. Ripens in June. GROUP C: North & west of San Antonio from Uvalde, Junction, Comfort, Fredericksburg and further northern regions EARLY ELBERTA - S.F., 750 Hours, Freestone, large yellow-red blush skin fruit with yellow flesh. Ripens early July. BELLE OF GEORGIA - S.F., 800 Hours, Freestone, large white flesh peach with a sweet flavor. Ripens in August. HALEHAVEN - S.F., 850 Hours, Freestone, large firm fruit with yellow flesh, great for the hill country area. Ripens in July. HARVESTER - S.F., 750 Hours, Freestone, medium to large blushed red skin fruit with yellow flesh, fine texture. Ripens in June. REDSKIN - S.F., 750 Hours, Freestone, large yellow flesh fruit with deep red skin, excellent flavor. Ripens in Aug. DWARF PEACHES PIX-ZEE - S.F., 400 Hours, Freestone, large delicious fruit on a compact tree. Ripens late June. PEACHCOT PEACHCOT - S.F., 300 - 600 Hours, freestone, small, dark orange fruit with a peach - apricot taste, ripens in August. APPLES ANNA - N.F., 200 Hours, Medium, light green skin fruit with red blush, crisp and sweet flavor.
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  • 2019 Plant Guide 1939 2019

    2019 Plant Guide 1939 2019

    1939 2019 growing together for 80 years! for together growing 2019 plant guide 1939 2019 Growing together for 80 years! From a roadside stand in 1939, to the largest family owned production and retail Nursery in Michigan, our roots are steadfast and growing. Our founders, Darrell and Marian Bordine instilled in us that Bordine Grown means Better. Better Plants…Better Quality…Better Selection…Better Customer Service! Our knowledgeable plant loving ‘Purple People’ strive to make our customer’s overall experience a pleasure each and every time they visit. Today, the same principles hold true! We are as committed as ever to our heritage of growing our own plants. Nowhere else in Michigan will you find a retail nursery growing more of their own annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs and roses as Bordine's. Thank you for helping us grow throughout these 80 years! We look forward to serving you for many years to come. Useful Tools Online Plant Library If you are looking for additional information and pictures of plants listed in this Plant Guide, please check out our online Plant Library at bordines.com *You can also search for Annuals which are not listed in this Plant Guide! Plant Care & Information Sheets We offer a variety of plant selection and care sheets, available online at bordines.com. If you have a smart phone, download a free 'QR scanner' app to enjoy tons of information right at your fingertips. These are some of our most popular selections, with more available throughout this guide. Butterfly & Deer Resistant Perennials Plants for Perennials by Hummingbird Plants General Care Challenging Sites Bloom Time SCAN ME! SCAN ME! SCAN ME! SCAN ME! SCAN ME! always online at bordines.com perennials Perennials are plants that grow and flower for three years or fertilizing, mulching and a general overall grooming from time more.