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2019-Fruit-Trees.Pdf MILLCREEK NURSERY LTD. 3103 - 17 St. Edmonton, Alberta Ph:(780)469-8733 Fax:(780)465-5328 Website: www.millcreeknursery.ca Email: [email protected] RETAIL PRICE LIST 2019 Product Price, Size & Availability subject to change without notice. FRUIT TREES Size Retail Ht. Spread Apples (Malus) Combination Apple Zone 3 #10 $214.95 18' 12' Honey Crisp, Odyssey, Hardi-Mac and Heyer #12 apples grafted on one main trunk. Fall Red Apple Zone 2 #10 $159.95 15' 12' Produces large apples with solid red colouring. Ripens mid-September and stores well. Gemini Apple - Dwarf Zone 2 #5 $87.95 8' 6' Crisp, juicy, medium-sweet apple which is great for fresh eating. Ripens late August and stores well. Goodland Apple Zone 3 #10 $159.95 15' 12' Late season eating and cooking apple 2.5-3", good for storage. Green with red cheek. Goodland Apple - Dwarf Zone 3 #5 $87.95 8' 6' Same as Goodland but grown on a dwarf rootstock resulting in a smaller-sized tree. Hardi-Mac Apple Zone 3 #10 $159.95 16' 12' Medium-sized bright-red fruit with white crispy, juicy, aromatic flesh. A selection of McIntosh. Honeycrisp Apple Zone 3 #10 $159.95 15' 12' Medium-sized red apple, very crisp and sweet, fine texture. Odyssey Apple Zone 3 #7 $119.95 15' 12' Medium-to-large sized yellow-green apple with a flavour comparable to 'Royal Gala'. Prairie Magic Apple Zone 3 #7 $119.95 15' 12' Medium-to-large sized fruit is crisp and delicious. Ripens mid-September. Prairie Magic Apple - Dwarf Zone 3 #5 $87.95 8' 6' Same as Prairie Magic but grown on a dwarf rootstock which results in a much smaller tree. September Ruby Apple Zone 2 #10 $159.95 15' 12' Medium-sized apple that is excellent for fresh eating and cooking. Stores well. Zestar Apple Zone 3 #10 $159.95 16' 13' Produces medium-sized apples which are crisp, juicy and have a sweet-tart taste. Apricot (Prunus) Westcot Apricot Zone 3 #5 $87.95 15' 12' Produces large, golden, freestone fruit which is excellent for fresh-eating or canning. Casino Apricot Zone 3 #5 $87.95 16' 16' Fruit ripens mid-summer and is yellow with a red blush. Good for canning and jams. Cherry (Prunus) Carmine Jewel Tree Form Zone 2 #5 $87.95 10' 6'-8' Fruit makes an excellent topping, jam, jelly, juice or pie filling. Self-pollinating. #7 $119.95 #10 $159.95 Crimson Passion Cherry Tree Form Zone 2 #10 $159.95 8' 6' A high sugar content makes this cherry excellent for fresh eating. Self-pollinating. Cupid Cherry Tree Form Zone 2 #7 $114.95 10' 4' Large cherries are sweet with a firm textured flesh. Ripens late summer and is self-pollinating. Evan's Cherry Zone 3 #10 $159.95 10' 6' A self-pollinating cherry that produces bright-red tart fruit. An Alberta introduction. #15 $219.95 Juliet Cherry Tree Form Zone 2 #10 $159.95 10' 7' An excellent fresh-eating cherry that is self-pollinating. #15 $219.95 Romeo Cherry Tree Form Zone 2 #5 $87.95 10-12' 6' Very flavourful fruit is good for fresh-eating and processing. Self-pollinating. #7 $119.95 #10 $159.95 #15 $219.95 Valentine Cherry Tree Form Zone 2 #7 $119.95 10' 6' A heavy-producer of tart cherries well suited for pies, jellies and jams. Self-pollinating. #10 $159.95 Pears (Pyrus) Combination Pear Zone 3 #7 $179.95 Early Gold, Golden Spice and Ure pears grafted onto one main trunk. #10 $214.95 Early Gold Pear Zone 2 #10 $159.95 20' 12' 2" diameter fruit, good for fresh-eating and canning. Golden Spice Pear Zone 3 #10 $159.95 18' 12' Showy white flowers in spring are followed by small, firm, yellow fruit. Ripens mid-August. Plums (Prunus) Bounty Plum Zone 3 #5 $87.95 18' 14' Mid-sized, red-coloured fruit fruit ripens in August. A great choice for jams and jellies. Page 1 FRUIT TREES Size Retail Ht. Spread Plums (Prunus) continued… Brook Gold Plum Zone 3 #5 $87.95 18' 14' Large, tasty, golden-yellow fruit which ripens in August. Good for fresh-eating or canning. Brook Red Plum Zone 2 #5 $87.95 18' 14' Dark-red fruit with red flesh that is nice for eating or cooking. Ripens late Aug. Combination Plum Zone 3 #7 $189.95 18' 14' Brookgold, Brookred, Tecumseh, and Pembina plums grafted onto one main trunk. #10 $219.95 Mount Royal Plum Zone 3 #5 $87.95 13' 8' A hardy, self-fertile plum with blue skin and firm yellow flesh. #10 $159.95 Pembina Plum Zone 3 #7 $119.95 18' 14' Purple-red fruit with yellow flesh that is excellent for fresh-eating. Toka Plum Zone 3 #10 $159.95 18' 14' Medium-sized, rich-flavoured fruit that ripens in late August. Use as a pollinator for other plum varieties. Page 2.
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