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Bare Root Fruit 2015 BALD MOUNTAIN NURSERY 6195 BALD MOUNTAIN ROAD (530) 743-4856 HOURS: 9 TO 5 2015 BARE ROOT FRUIT & NUT TREES, BERRIES & VEGETABLES 2015 BARE ROOT SEASON STARTS JANUARY 1st AND ENDS FEBRUARY 28th. SORRY, NO SPECIAL ORDERS ON BARE ROOT ITEMS. FRUIT TREES STANDARD SIZE SEMI-DWARF $18.00 $20.00 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ APPLES Fuji, Gala Arkansas Black, Braeburn, Empire, Fuji, Gala Golden Delicious, Gravenstein, Granny Smith Dwarf Apples Apple Babe, Garden Delicious $25.00 in pots Honeycrisp, Jonagold, Liberty, Pink Lady Yellow Newton Pippin ANTIQUE APPLES Ashmeade’s Kernel, Calville Blanc, Golden Russet Tompkin’s King, Snow (Fameuse) $22.00 APRICOTS Blenheim, Harcot, Lorna, Moorpark, Tilton Autumn Glo, Chinese, Earli Autumn, Flavor Giant, Tomcot Moorpark, Patterson, Puget Gold, Royal Rosa, Wenatchee Moorpark Aprium Flavor Delight, Leah Cot Cherry Bing, Black Tartarian, Ranier, Royal Anne, Stella Bing, Black Tartarian, Craigs Crimson, Lapins Utah Giant, Montmorency (Sour) Stella, Van Dwarf Cherry Bing, Black Tartarian, Ranier, Stella $25.00 8-12’ mature height. Excellent in containers. Fig Black Jack, Black Mission, Brown Turkey, Conodria, Kadota $17.00 in tree band pots Mulberry, Fruiting Pakistan, Persian $29.00 Dwarf Black $15.00 in pots Nectarine Arctic Blaze, Double Delight, Fantasia, Arctic Star (White), Double Delight, Juneglo, Heavenly White, Independence Mericrest Miniature Nectarine Necta Zee $25.00 Nectaplum Spice Zee $25.00 Peach Arctic Supreme, Babcock (White), Donut, Elberta Baby Crawford, Elberta, Evas Pride, Fairtime, Fay Elberta, Frost, O’Henry, Redhaven, Rio Oso Gem Fay Elberta, Fortyniner, Frost, Gold Dust Strawberry Free, Summerset, Sweet Bagel, Halford (Cling) Indian Free, June Pride, Red Haven, Snow Beauty Miniature Peach Garden Gold, Honey Babe $25.00 Peacotum Bella Gold $25.00 Pear Bosc, Comice, D’Anjou Bartlett, Bosc, D’Anjou, Harrow Delight, Seckel, Sensation Red Bartlett Moonglow, Seckel, Winter Nellis Asian Pear Shinseiki, 20th Century Shinseiki, 20th Century Persimmon Chocolate, Coffee Cake, Fuyu, Giant Fuyu, Hachiya, $35.00 Plum Emerald Beaut, Late Santa Rosa, Blue Damson, Burgundy, Catalina, Elephant Heart, Santa Rosa, Satsuma Mariposa, Santa Rosa Pluerry Sweet Treat $25.00 Plumcot Plum Parfait $25.00 Pluot Emerald Drop, Flavor Finale, Flavor King, Flavor Queen Dapple Dandy, Flavor Grenade Flavor Supreme, Splash $20.00 Flavorich, Flavor Supreme, Geo Pride $22.00 Pomegranate Eversweet, Parfianka, Pink Satin, Wonderful $15.00 in Tree Band Pot Prune French Improved, Italian MULTIPLE GRAFTED FRUIT TREES 3 n 1 Peach Curl Leaf Resistant Standard $35.00 3 n 1 Pear Disease Resistant Semi Dwarf $35.00 4 n 1 Apple Semi Dwarf $45.00 4 n 1 Cherry Standard $45.00 4 n 1 Fruit Salad Standard $45.00 (Peach-Nectarine-Plum-Apricot) 4 n 1Peach Cold Hardy Semi Dwarf $45.00 4 n 1 Pluot Semi Dwarf $45.00 6 n 1 Espaliered Apple In Container $55.00 6 n 1 Espaliered Pear In Container $55.00 6 n 1 Espaliered Cherry In Container $55.00 Nut Trees Almond Ne Plus, Nonpareil $18.00 All in one $20.00 Chestnut Colossal, Nevada Subject to availability $33.00 Filberts Cassina, Halls Giant $25.00 in pots Pistachio Kermans, Peters $39.00 in pots Pecans Mahan +, Mohawk+ (best production with + and – pollen shedding) Western Schley- Pecans are sold in containers (not sold bare root) $49.00 in pots Walnut Carmello, Chandler, Franquette, Hartley, Mesa, Pedro $32.00 Robert Livermore Red Walnut $38.00 Olives Arbequino, Arbosana, Mission $15.00 in tree band pots Fruiting Vines Kiwi, Hardy Issai $19.50 Berries Chester Blackberry, Thornless $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Olallie Blackberry $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Boysenberry, Thornless $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Boysenberry, Regular $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Cumberland Black Cap Raspberry $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Red Raspberry, Heritage $3.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Fall Gold Raspberry $3.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Gooseberry, Hinnonmaki Red In Pots $11.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Gooseberry, Black Velvet In Pots $11.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Black Currant $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Wilder Currant $5.50 Avail. Nov. 2014 Strawberry, Sequoia $4.00/ bundle of 10 Blueberries Bluecrop, Blueray, Misty, O’Neal, Pink Lemonade, South Moon $10.00 in pots Goji Berry $11.50 in pots Grapes Table Grapes - $4.50 Wine Grapes - $5.50 Black Monukka, Crimson Seedless, Eastern Concord Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonay Flame Seedless, Muscat, Ruby Seedless Merlot, Zinfandel Thompson Seedless Vegetables Asparagus, U.C. 157 Avail Nov. 2013 $7.95 per bundle of ten Artichoke, Green Globe Avail Nov. 2013 $3.95 ea. Rhubarb, Victoria Cherry Avail Nov. 2013 $4.00 ea. Seed Potatoes Red, White, Yellow Avail Jan. 2015. Prices to be determined upon arrival. Revised 10/30/14 All prices limited to stock on hand. All prices subject to change. .
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