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SPECIAL ORDER FRUIT TREE LIST 2018 Orders from This List Must Be Pre-Paid and Placed No Later Than November 5Th, 2017 SPECIAL ORDER FRUIT TREE LIST 2018 Orders from this list must be pre-paid and placed no later than November 5th, 2017. Pre-season discounts do not apply, and all sales are final. In addition to our regular fruit tree list, our supplier, Dave Wilson Nursery has opened their entire inventory for you to select from. For descriptions of specific varieties you may visit their web site, davewilson.com. Each variety is listed with all available rootstocks. If you have a preference, please specify it when ordering, otherwise we’ll choose a rootstock for you. Rootstock information can be found on the last page of this list. Please note that all deciduous fruit trees may be kept to any chosen height by proper winter and summer pruning. You may refer to our Gro-Sheet, Growing a Successful Backyard Orchard for more information. Almonds, Semi-Dwarf $49.99 Jonathan – M111 Chinese – Citation, St. Julian All-in One – Marianna, Nemaguard King (Tompkins King) – M111 Earli-Autumn - Citation Garden Prince – Nemaguard Liberty – Geneva, M7 Flavor Giant - Citation McIntosh – M7, M111 Flora Gold – Citation Almonds, Standard $49.99 Melrose – M7 Goldcot – St. Julian Butte – Lovell Mollie’s Delicious – M111 Gold Kist - Citation Carmel – Nemaguard Mutsu (Crispin) – M111 Harcot – Citation, St. Julian Neplus – Lovell, Nemaguard Northern Spy - M7 Harglow – Citation, St. Julian Nonpareil – Lovell, Nemaguard, Pettingill – M111 Hunza - Citation Peerless – Lovell Pink Lady – M27, Geneva, M7, M111 Katy – Citation Price – Nemaguard Pink Pearl – M111 Mokel – Marianna Red Delicious (Bisbee Spur) – Geneva, M7, M111 Montrose - Citation Apples, Genetic Dwarf (5-8 ft.on apple seed- Red Delicious (Harrold) – M111 Moorpark – Citation ling rootstock) $49.99 Red Fuji – M111 Perfection - Citation Apple Babe Rome Beauty – M111 Puget Gold – Citation Garden Delicious Sierra Beauty – M111 Rival - Citation Snow (Fameuse) – M111 Royal Rosa – Citation Apples, Columnar on M-7 (Plant both for pol- Spartan – M111 Tilton – Citation lination) $60.00 Spitzenberg – M111 Wenatchee Moorpark – Citation North Pole (McIntosh type) Sundowner – M7, M111 Scarlet Sentinel (red-blushed type) Tydeman’s Late Orange – M111 Apricots, Standard $49.99 Waltana – M111 Blenheim - Marianna, Myro, Nemaguard Apples, Semi-Dwarf $49.99 Wealthy – M111 Bongo – Myro Akane – M111 White Winter Pearmain – M111 Canadian White Blenheim – Myro Anna – M-27, Geneva, M7, M111 Winesap, Dbl Red Stayman – M111 Chinese - Marianna, Myro, Nemaguard Arkansas Black Spur – M111 Winter Banana – M111 Floragold - Myro, Nemaguard Ashmead’s Kernel – M111 Wolf River – M111 Gold Kist - Myro, Nemaguard Belle De Boskoop – M111 Yellow Bellflower – M111 Katy – Myro, Nemaguard Beverly Hills – M111 Yellow Newton Pippin – M111 Harcot – Myro Braeburn – Geneva, M111, M7 Yellow Transparent – M111 Mokel - Myro Bramley’s Seedling – M111 York – M111 Moorpark - Myro, Nemaguard Calville Blanc – M111 Nugget – Myro, Nemaguard Cortland – M111 Apples, Standard on Apple Seedling $49.99 Puget Gold – Myro Cox Orange Pippin – M111 Anna Royal Rosa - Myro, Nemaguard Dorsett Golden – M27, Geneva, M7, M111 Dolgo Crabapple Shiro-Kaga – Myro Ein Shemer – M111 Dorsett Golden Tilton - Myro Elstar – M111 Fuji Tomcot - Marianna, Myro Empire – M7, M111 Gala Fuji – M27, Geneva, M7 Golden Delicious Apriums, Semi-Dwarf on Citation $49.99 Gala – M27, Geneva, M7 Granny Smith Cot-N-Candy Golden Delicious – M27, Geneva, M7, M111 Pink Lady Flavor Delight Golden Russet – M111 Transcendent Crabapple Leah-Cot Gordon – M111 Summer Delight Granny Smith – M27, Geneva, M7 Apricots, Genetic Semi-Dwarf (5-8 ft.on Cita- Gravenstein – Geneva, M111 tion) $49.99 Apriums, Standard $49.99 Haralson – M111 Pixie-cot Flavor Delight – Marianna, Myro, Nemaguard Honeycrisp – Geneva, M7 Apricots, Semi-Dwarf $49.99 Hudson’s Golden Gem – M7, M111 Autumn Glo - Citation Cherries, Semi-Dwarf $49.00 Jonagold – Geneva, M111 Brittany Gold - Citation Bing – Z-Dwarf, Mahaleb $49.99 = DW49 $60.00 = DW60 $75.00 = DW75 Orchard Nursery and Florist, Inc. 4010 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette, CA 94549-3409 (925) 284-4474 www.orchardnursery.com Black Tartarian – Z-Dwarf, Maxma Craig’s Crimson – Z-Dwarf, Mazzard, Maxma Juneglo – Citation, St. Julian Golden Jubilee - Citation Lambert – Maxma Late Le Grand - Citation Halehaven – Citation, St. Julian Lapins – Z-Dwarf, Maxma, Mahaleb Liz’s Late - Citation Harken – St. Julian Meteor (Sour) - Mahaleb Mericrest – Citation, St. Julian Indian Free - Citation Minnie Royal – Maxma Panamint - Citation J.H. Hale – Citation, St. Julian North Star (Sour) - Mahaleb Sauzee King - Citation July (Kim Elberta) - Citation Rainier – Z-Dwarf, Maxma Snow Queen - Citation June Pride - Citation Royal Ann - Mahaleb Zee Glo – Citation Kaweah - Citation Royal Lee – Maxma Loring - Citation Royal Rainier – Z-Dwarf, Maxma Stella – Z-Dwarf, Maxma, Mahaleb Nectarines, Standard $49.99 May Pride - Citation Utah Giant – Z-Dwarf, Maxma, Mahaleb Desert Dawn - Nemaguard Mid-Pride - Citation Van – Maxma, Mahaleb Double Delight – Nemaguard Muir - Citation Fantasia – Lovell, Nemaguard Nectar - Citation Cherries, Standard on Mazzard $49.99 Flavortop – Lovell O’Henry - Citation Bing Goldmine – Lovell, Nemaguard Polly – Citation, St. Julian Black Tartarian Harko – Lovell Q-1-8 – St. Julian Early Richmond (Sour) Heavenly White – Lovell, Nemaguard Ranger - St. Julian English Morello (Sour) Independence – Lovell, Nemaguard Red Baron - Citation Lambert Jolly Red Giant – Lovell Redhaven – Citation, St. Julian Lapins Juneglo – Lovell Reliance – Citation, St. Julian Minnie Royal Late Legrand – Nemaguard Rio Oso Gem - Citation Rainier Mericrest – Lovell Santa Barbara - Citation Montmorency (Sour) Panamint – Nemaguard Saturn - Citation Royal Ann Snow Queen – Lovell, Nemaguard Sauzee Swirl - Citation Royal Crimson Arctic Blaze – Lovell, Nemaguard Snow Beauty - Citation Royal Lee Arctic Glo – Lovell, Nemaguard Snow Giant - Citation Stella Arctic Jay – Lovell, Nemaguard Snow King - Citation Sweetheart Arctic Queen – Lovell Strawberry Free - Citation Utah Giant Arctic Rose – Nemaguard Sugar Lady - Citation Van Arctic Star – Lovell, Nemaguard Suncrest – Citation, St. Julian Atomic Red – Nemaguard Sweet Bagel - Citation Jujubes $75.00 Liz’s Late – Lovell, Nemaguard Tra-Zee - Citation Chico Tropic Snow - Citation Contorted Peaches, Genetic Dwarf (5-8 ft.) $49.99 Veteran – St. Julian Lang Bonanza – Lovell, Nemaguard White Lady – Citation, St. Julian Li Eldorado – Lovell, Nemaguard Sugar Cane Flory - Nemaguard Peaches, Standard $49.99 Garden Sun - Lovell Angelus - Lovell Mulberries $60.00 Honey Babe – Lovell Arctic Supreme - Lovell Pakistan Pix Zee – Lovell, NemaguardCanyon Road August Pride - Nemaguard Persian – Myro Babcock – Lovell, Nemaguard Tea’s Weeping Peaches Semi-Dwarf $49.99 Belle of Georgia - Nemaguard Arctic Supreme - Citation Bonita - Nemaguard Nectarines, Genetic Dwarf (5-8 ft.) $49.99 August Pride - Citation Contender - Lovell Garden Delight – Lovell, Nemaguard Baby Crawford - Citation Desert Gold - Nemaguard Necta Zee – Lovell Bonita - Citation Donut (Stark Saturn) – Lovell, Nemaguard Nectar Babe – Lovell, Nemaguard Canadian Harmony – Citation, St. Julian Double Jewel - Lovell Carnival - Citation Earligrande - Nemaguard Nectarines, Semi-Dwarf $49.99 Champagne - Citation Earlitreat - Nemaguard Arctic Blaze - Citation Contender - Citation Early Amber - Nemaguard Arctic Glo - Citation Cresthaven - Citation Elberta – Lovell, Nemaguard Arctic Queen - Citation Donut (Stark Saturn) – Citation, St. Julian Eva’s Pride – Nemaguard Arctic Rose - Citation Double Jewel - Citation Fairtime - Nemaguard Cavalier - Citation Earlitreat - Citation Fantastic Elberta - Nemaguard Desert Dawn – Citation Elberta - Citation Fay Elberta – Lovell, Nemaguard Desert Delight - Citation Fairtime - Citation Flordaking - Nemaguard Fantasia – St. Julian Fantastic Elberta - Citation Flordaprince - Nemaguard Flamekist - Citation Flordaprince - Citation Fortyniner - Lovell Goldmine - Citation Fortyniner - Citation Frost – Lovell, Nemaguard Harko – Citation, St. Julian Frost – St. Julian George IV - Lovell Heavenly White - Citation Giant Babcock - Citation Gleason - Lovell Honey Kist - Citation Gleason Early Elberta – Citation, St. Julian Gold Dust – Lovell, Nemaguard Independence - Citation Gold Dust - Citation Halehaven - Lovell $49.99 = DW49 $60.00 = DW60 $75.00 = DW75 Harken - Lovell Moonglow Kelsey - Citation Harvester - Nemaguard Orient Laroda - Citation Indian Free – Lovell, Nemaguard Potomac Late Santa Rosa - Citation J.H. Hale - Lovell Red D’Anjou Mariposa - Citation July (Kim) Elberta – Lovell, Nemaguard Sensation Red Bartlett Methley – Citation, St. Julian June Gold - Nemaguard Southern King Nubiana - Citation June Pride – Lovell, Nemaguard Warren Red Heart - Citation Kaweah – Lovell, Nemaguard Winter Nelis Santa Rosa – St. Julian La Feliciana - Nemaguard Satsuma - Citation Loring – Lovell, Nemaguard Pears, Standard on Pear Seedling $49.99 Seneca - Citation May Pride - Nemaguard Bartlett Shiro - Citation Mid-Pride - Nemaguard Bosc Stanley – Citation, St. Julian Nectar - Lovell California Sugar Prune - Citation O’Henry – Lovell, Nemaguard Comice Superior – Citation Peregrine – Lovell D’Anjou Polly - Lovell Flordahome Plums, Standard $49.99 Q-1-8 - Lovell Hood Beauty – Myro, Nemaguard Ranger - Lovell Kieffer Blue Damson – Marianna Red Baron - Nemaguard Moonglow Burgundy – Myro, Nemaguard Redhaven – Lovell, Nemaguard Sensation Red Bartlett Catalina – Nemaguard Redskin Elberta – Lovell, Nemaguard Warren Elephant Heart – Myro Reliance - Lovell
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