Anfic Fruit Variety Catalogue

SPRING 2019 ANFIC FRUIT VARIETY CATALOGUE

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> OLD FAVOURITES BEST SELLING VARIETIES The 2019 ANFIC Fruit Variety Catalogue highlights some of the top ANFIC fruit varieties currently available. In addition to the most recent variety releases under evaluation, there are also some tried and proven older varieties such as October Sun and Amber Jewel plums still planted as growers continue to receive good returns. Other top ANFIC varieties include those which have proven to be viable replacements, or which complement some current industry varieties based on trial planting results from around Australia.

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ANFIC and our international colleagues continue to search for new fruit and nut varieties and rootstocks for evaluation and commercialisation across Australia’s fruit industries. Some of these new and exceptional fruit varieties are highlighted in this 2019 ANFIC Variety Catalogue, as ‘Under Trial’ in the early stages of fruit evaluation or as ‘Coming Soon’ once released from Plant Quarantine. If you have an interest in either trialling these new and exceptional fruit varieties or being considered for other commercial opportunities, please provide your details to the ANFIC office to be added to the Expressions of Interest being compiled for future trials and commercial developments. We look forward to hearing from you as ANFIC continues to seek new fruit varieties and rootstocks to assist Australian fruit growers to remain competitive in today’s global marketplace. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 3.

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CITRUS & PEACHES PLUMS SUBTROPICAL V NEW VARIETY DEVELOPMENT NEW VARIETY ABOUT ANFIC 2020 NEW FOR WHAT’S APPLES CHERRIES PEARS ROOTSTOCK VARIETIES CHARTS MATURITY AN ANFIC NURSERY CONTACT ORDERING TREES ORDERING APRICOTS AVOCADOS CONTENTS ORDERING TREES information is the ANFIC website 1% of all new selections make it (www.anfic.com.au). into commercial orchards for fruit Please note: ANFIC nurseries only sell finished trees, we do not supply Commercial fruit growers can order production. rootstocks alone to growers for new fruit varieties for trial in small Breeding programs are expensive grafting. numbers under a semi-commercial trial agreement to provide you with and do not receive public funding. What is the process for ordering the fruit volumes to run through As new fruit varieties begin trees from an ANFIC nursery or the packing shed. If you are unable to be commercialised, owner/ sub-licensee? to find the information you need breeders are requesting tree and/ ANFIC nurseries only propagate or have further questions, please or fruit production royalties as trees to order. Some nurseries may contact the ANFIC office directly have excess trees available; you or talk to one of our ANFIC nursery compensation. members. can contact ANFIC or the individual ANFIC evaluates new fruit varieties nurseries directly to enquire about in Australia as quickly as possible any late availability of excess stock. THE PROCESS: before presenting a commercial Tree orders (especially large royalty proposal to the owner/ numbers) should be placed well DEVELOPING NEW ahead of expected tree delivery as VARIETIES FOR breeders for consideration. We outlined below: regularly discuss royalties with • Springbud stone fruit - order GROWERS owner/breeders to ensure they before October/November 2019 The evaluation and understand the impact of these for tree delivery in 2020. commercialisation of new fruit and royalties on the grower’s business, • 2 year-old apples, pears and stone nut varieties and rootstocks for the fruit: order before February/March Australian fruit industry is a long especially if there is no premium 2020 for tree delivery in 2021. and complex process. Following obtained for the fruit of these new • Evergreen fruit tree orders import into Australia, plants are varieties. (avocado, citrus, macadamia held in quarantine for up to 2 or trees) should be as made as early 3 years, with orchard evaluations In most, if not all, cases owner/ as possible to ensure access to taking a further 4 to 5 years before breeders will propose tree and your rootstock of choice, please a commercial decision can be made fruit production royalties for contact one of the ANFIC on the release of new fruit varieties these exceptional varieties. How sub-licensed nurseries to place and rootstocks to industry. that is managed under Australian an order. Breeding programs identify new conditions is where ANFIC begins The ANFIC Fruit Variety Catalogue selections through even longer- discussions with growers and is a good starting point for term processes, with a new fruit information on our most popular variety or rootstock only available marketers on the best options for and new fruit varieties and for commercialisation after 15- commercialisation. rootstocks, but the best source of 20 years. In many cases less than

ABOUT ANFIC As an Intellectual Property (IP) Management and Commercialisation company, ANFIC is focused on the development and management of fruit varieties for industry. Our goal is to identify and develop commercial opportunities for new fruit varieties and rootstocks that will assist growers to develop, expand and obtain a greater share of the Australian and global fresh fruit markets. ANFIC also provides independent IP Management and Commercialisation services in Australia for many owner/ breeders from around the world. ANFIC is the Australian member of the Associated International Group of Nurseries (AIGN), which was the first international group in the world (having formed in 1988) to manage Intellectual Property rights and commercialization on behalf of plant breeders. As the Australian member of Designed as a marketing entity to further enhance AIGN, ANFIC is the exclusive propagator of the Prevar® the worldwide availability of fruit tree varieties and apple and pear varieties in Australia. related information, AIGN’s primary role is that of a co-operator working with the world’s fruit industries. AIGN® has positioned itself to be an innovator and leader in the new age of variety management where ANFIC (Australia) and AIGN (global) are Intellectual marketing programs, inventory and quality assurance Property (IP) Management companies specialising may mean the difference between success or failure of in the commercialisation of new fruit varieties with an intellectual property. an exciting eating experience for consumers. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 5.

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• • • cv. (SNAPDRAGON NY1 cv. Maturity: x NY752. Honeycrisp cv. Parentage: • • Splendour cross) Splendour cross) Parentage: • • • Maturity: GS-48 cv. (JIVE GS-48 cv. UNDER TRIAL RASPBERRIES

These new low chill raspberry varieties from Chile do not have high chilling requirements for proper flowering and fruiting, which makes them suitable for warm climate areas. Their main feature is their high yield. The three varieties are similar in their flowering habits and productivity, although they differ in fruit characteristics. Santa Teresa stands out for fruit size, Santa Clara for its content of soluble solids, and Santa Catalina for its firmness. • Bred for warmer production areas, produce higher fruit quality than some of the standard raspberry varieties. • Currently under assessment at sites in NSW, Qld, Tas. and Vic. Please contact the ANFIC office if you are interested in trialing these varieties.

SANTA CATALINA Plant: Productive, primocane variety, semi-erect growth habit. Fruiting takes place mainly on primocanes and floricanes. Height: average height of 1.75m Maturity: Flowering on the floricane begins in early November, the harvest period is in spring and lasts two months, from late November to late January. In the primocane, differentiation begins in January and the harvest period lasts 3 to 4 months, from mid-February to May. (Santo Domingo, Chile). Fruit: Medium size, long, trapezoidal shaped fruit with small drupelets. UNDER TRIAL Average weight 4.2g. Medium firmness, good flavor, average 10.1° Brix.

SANTA CLARA Plant: Productive primocane variety, semi-erect growth habit. Fruiting takes place along the shoot. Height: average height of 1.85m Maturity: Flowering on the floricane begins in early November, and the harvest period lasts two months, from late November to late January. In the case of the primocane, differentiation begins in January and the harvest period may last 3 to 4 months, from mid-February to May (Santo Domingo, Chile). Fruit: Medium size, trapezoidal shaped fruit with small drupelets. Average weight UNDER TRIAL 4.1g. Medium firmness, very good flavor, average 10.13° Brix.

SANTA TERESA Plant: Primocane variety, vigorous plant with erect growth habit. Fruiting takes place along the entire shoot (highly remontant) Height: average height of 1.7m Maturity: Flowering on the floricane begins in early November, and the harvest period lasts two months, from late November to late January. In the case of the primocane, differentiation begins in early and the harvest period may extend from mid-February to May (Santo Domingo, Chile). Fruit: Large, trapezoidal shaped fruit, average weight 6.1g. Medium firmness, UNDER TRIAL very good flavor, average 9.84° Brix.

SPRINGBUD STONEFRUIT ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 FOR TREE DELIVERY IN 2020. 2 YEAR-OLD APPLES, PEARS AND STONEFRUIT ORDER BEFORE FEBRUARY/MARCH 2020 FOR TREE DELIVERY IN 2021. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 7.

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UF 900 (EARLY MATURING) UF 900 (EARLY Maturity: March/April. Origin: A Florida, USA mandarin variety • • eening disease tolerance. eening disease tolerance.

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C4-15-19 SEEDLESS TANGERINE Maturity: hybrid Origin: A Florida, USA seedless tangerine variety. • • •

naria resistant. Easy peel, seedless mandarin Clementine size, but better Alter variety. variety. color and flavor.

NURSERIES TO PLACE AN ORDER. UF 950 (EASY PEEL) UF 950 (EASY PEEL) Maturity: June Origin: A Florida, USA mandarin variety • • MANDARIN • dingly. EVERGREEN FRUIT TREE ORDERS (LB8-9 cv.) . (SEEDLESS . (SEEDLESS SHOULD BE AS MADE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO ENSURE ACCESS TO YOUR SHOULD BE AS MADE AS EARLY TM nal and external characteristics nal and external characteristics eening disease tolerance. eening disease tolerance. ROOTSTOCK OF CHOICE, PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THE ANFIC SUB-LICENSED ROOTSTOCK OF CHOICE, PLEASE CONTACT , firm flesh and , firm flesh and 6 weeks earlier than Minneola/Honeybell. 6 weeks earlier than Minneola/Honeybell. CITRUS UNDER EVALUATION UNDER oductive tree. rees and fruit are very tolerant to Alternaria. fruit are and rees compared to Minneola. to Minneola. compared T Some HLB/Gr Superior inter Low seeded when managed accor Pr Good flavor uniform fruit. Peelable, but not zipper skin. UNDER EVALUATION

• • • Maturity: SUGAR BELLE a Minneola/ mandarin hybrid resembling Parentage: Honeybell. • • • April to June Maturity: April to June Origin: A Florida, USA mandarin variety UF N40W-6-3 cv UF N40W-6-3 SNACK) UNDER TRIAL CHERRIES

SUMMERLAND VARIETIES CORP SPC136 cv. (SUITE NOTETM) (CANADA) CHERRY VARIETIES Maturity: mid season, 4 days before Bing Pollination: non self-fertile, alleles S2S4 • Large (12.31g), firm fruit, high stem retention. Texture similar to Skeena. • Excellent size, taste and texture, good storage potential. • Tree is of moderate vigour, medium precocious, moderately productive. • Recommend a productive rootstock to improve yields. UNDER TRIAL

SPC 414 SPC342

Maturity: Mid-season, Bing cherry timing, harvest Maturity: mid season, Bing cherry timing starts 2-3 days before SPC342. Pollination: Non self-fertile, alleles S1S5 Pollination: Self-fertile, alleles S3S4’. • Large (12.13g) firm fruit, very high stem retention. • Fruit are large (11.5g) with nice lustre. Lower splits, ‘Meaty’ texture similar to Skeena. Excellent size, taste and good firmness. and texture, good storage potential. • Good size and taste. Sweet/tart ratio of 1.69 • Possible Bing replacement due to lower splits, large • Potential as a Bing replacement due to its lower fruit size and excellent texture. splits, large fruit size and high productivity in that • Tree is of moderate vigour, medium precocious and harvest timing. moderately productive. Recommend a productive • Initial trials indicate good storage potential. rootstock to improve yields.

These new cherry varieties from a California, USA breeding program produce early, high quality fruit and have been planted commercially in California and Washington State, USA.

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SMS 1 CHERRY a very SMS 33 CHERRY ripening near THESE NEW CHERRY VARIETIES promising early cherry in California. Bing. Large and productive. ARE FROM EUROPE.

SMS 6 CHERRY matures SMS 290 CHERRY (NIMBA) MARYSA CHERRY a new early before Chelan, makes spurs a very early, self-sterile cherry self-fertile cherry variety from the and sutures in California, under variety, maturing 3-5 days before University of Bologna. Large (30- evaluation in Washington. Burlat. Large, sweet kidney shaped 32mm+) heart shaped, symmetrical, fruit (28-30mm), firm with dark red dark red cherry. Firm, aromatic, skin. Very productive tree with first sweet fruit. Matures 10-12 days SMS 16 CHERRY outstanding fruit produced in year 2. after Burlat. cherry, ripens between Chelan and Bing. Large fruit (+36mm), AREKO CHERRY a Kordia x productive like Sweetheart. Regina cross, flowers just after but Self-fertile, trouble free variety. ripens with Kordia. Fruit is 30mm+, dark red, firm and sweet. Medium to high yields. Less sensitive to spring frost than Kordia. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 9.

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COMING SOON cherry weeks. BURGUNDY PEARL (NY38L) BURGUNDY PEARL (NY38L) CHERRY Czech firm, large, load. Very high crop tree, growth Self fertile. Medium/strong to fruit cracking. juicy fruit. Less resistant dark red, IRENA CHERRY Czech skin, juicy and very good taste. Late blossoming, firmLarge, fruit, dark red or Elza). (Regina required yield. Pollinator and medium high crop precocious Maturity in the 6th cherry week. ELZA CHERRY Czech firm to fruit fruit, very good taste, flesh. Some resistance dark red Large, or (Kordia required Pollinator growth. has medium strong cracking. Tree weeks. Amid). Maturity in the 5th to 6th cherry CHERRY FELICITA CHRISTIANA CHERRY CHRISTIANA Czech high very fruit. Juicy and sweet. Precocious, dark red Medium firm, large, (Early Korvik, cracking. Pollinator required yield. Resistant to fruit crop cherry week. Fabiola). Maturity in the 5th • mid-season, ripens Harvest Time: mid-season, ripens Bing and has a long 3-5 days before harvest period Pollinator: required • • . TM m and crunchy with m and crunchy with USA early, ripens 8-10 days ripens 8-10 days early, CHERRIES COMING SOON COMING igorous, upright tree produces produces upright tree igorous, V well and is canker resistant. well and is canker resistant. Fruit is fir excellent flavour, 20° brix and 20° brix and excellent flavour, low incidence of cracking. Exceptional firmness and storage life. COMING SOON COMING SOON COMING SOON

COMING SOON COMING SOON Maturity: BLACK PEARL (NY8139) CHERRY Bing, with Chelan before • Pollinator: required • AVAILABLE NOW WA 38 cv. (COSMIC CRISP® BRAND)

ANFIC is the exclusive Australian Propagation licensee for this new exceptional eating quality apple AVAILABLE NOW variety. Red Rich Fruits have been appointed by the Cosmic Crisp® global variety managers as the exclusive Australian Growers and Marketers. Please contact Red Rich Fruits if you are interested in plantings of this variety.

Maturity: Fruit mature in Red Delicious season Parentage: Enterprise cv. x Honeycrisp cv season

• Fruit size medium to large. Harvests over 1-2 picks. • Red skin, red-striped blush (55-80%), attractive, prominent lenticels. • Balanced sweet/tart flavour, firm with excellent crispness and juiciness. • Maintains fruit flavour and texture throughout storage, flesh does not brown easily. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 11.

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LADY COT LILLY COT™ MAGIC COT™ USA USA USA Maturity: Mid to late season, Maturity: very early, early Maturity: very early, late November. expected early January. December. Pollinators: includes Wonder Cot Pollinatiors: Self-fertile. The alleles Pollinators: includes Wonder Cot and Lily Cot. Alleles are S6S7. are S1S5. and Magic Cot. The alleles are • New early variety with good S8S10. eating quality. • Attractive new variety, very • New variety, good flavour and • Medium to large round/semi- good eating quality, 15-16° Brix. heavy cropping. elongated fruit, 55-60mm. • Large round fruit, 65mm. Bright • Medium to large (50-55mm) oval • Exceptional bright orange skin orange skin, red blush over 30- fruit. Bright orange blushed skin. with red-pink blush. 50%. Firm orange flesh, juicy, sweet, • Firm orange flesh, good flavour, • Firm, orange flesh, juicy good cracking resistance. juicy and sweet, good cracking and sweet, good cracking • First fruiting in 2nd leaf trees resistance. resistance. is very quick. Good regular • Trees have an upright growth production after 4 years. habit. • Fruit have a very good storage life.

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Maturity: Early to mid season, early Maturity: Mid-season, mid-December. Maturity: very early, mid-November. to mid-December. Pollination: May be partially self - Pollinators: includes Magic Cot and Pollinators: include Lady Cot, Solar fertile. Alleles are S5S7. Lily Cot. Alleles are S5S7. Mate and other Cot varieties. Very • New variety with very good • Interesting variety for it’s easy to pollinate. Alleles for Perle eating quality. earliness, size, colour, firmness Cot are S7S8. • Productivity and fruit size allow it and eating quality. • New variety, good flavour and heavy cropping. to replace the Goldrich variety. • Medium-large, oval-oblong fruit, • Medium to large round fruit, 50- • Medium to large round fruit, 55mm. 50-55mm. Bright orange skin, 55mm, very good storage life. • Bright orange skin, red blush. nice blush. Orange, firm flesh. • Exceptional bright orange skin Firm orange flesh. Very good • Good flavour, juicy, good with red blush. flavour, juicy and sweet, good cracking resistance. • Firm orange flesh, good flavour, cracking resistance. • Trees have a spreading growth juicy and sweet, very good • Trees have a spreading growth habit with strong branches. First cracking resistance. habit with strong branches. fruiting in 2nd leaf trees with • Trees have a spreading growth • First fruiting in 2nd leaf trees good regular production after 4 habit with moderate vigour. is very quick with good regular years. Fruit will hold on the tree production after 2 years. and have good storage life. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 13.

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RED BLUSH (MGM 34-3) Israel Maturity: 25 November (Berri, SA). • • • • Maturity: 15 November (Berri, SA). • • HULA BLUSH (MGM 315) HULA BLUSH Israel

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SPRINGBUD STONEFRUIT • • Maturity: 30 November (Berri, SA). • • GINGER (DM 5-129) 5-129) GINGER (DM AROMACOT™ • • PAZ (MGM 123) PAZ Israel Maturity: 25 November (Berri, SA). • •

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• • • 10 November (Berri, SA). Maturity: DAWN (MGM 311) DAWN Israel ORANGE GOLD (NGN 310-1) ORANGE GOLD (NGN Israel 5 November (Berri, SA). • Maturity: • • AVAILABLE NOW AVOCADOS

CARMEN™ (MENDEZ NO1 ) Mexico Exclusive to ANFIC Maturity: Bears mature fruit two to four months before Hass. • Fruit almost identical to Hass, slightly more ovoid and smaller on average. • Exhibits a peculiar blossoming pattern and produces fruit at an unusual time during the year.

GWEN USA Exclusive to ANFIC A California, USA avocado variety Maturity: early season, 4 weeks after Hass. • Medium size (200 to 350g), round fruit, slightly tapered neck and small seed. • Skin is green, thick and slightly rough. Excellent taste. • Slower growing, upright growth habit. Foliage medium to dark green. • Heavy yield, early bearing and regular cropping. Ideal sized fruit. • Must be grown well to maintain good tree health due to heavy regular cropping. Flower type A.

LAMB HASS USA Exclusive to ANFIC A California, USA avocado variety Maturity: late season, 4 - 12 weeks after Hass. • Medium size (200 to 380g), small broad necked Hass, small seed. • Attractive dark purple/glossy black skin, thick and medium to rough. Excellent taste, equal to Hass. • Hardy tree, upright growth habit, multi-branch structure. Short fruit stalk. • Heavy, early bearing, likely to be biennial due to very late maturity. Harvest management may reduce yield fluctuations. Flower type A.

MALUMA HASS South Africa Exclusive to ANFIC Maturity: early, can extend the Hass season by 1 month. • Triangular shaped, thrifty upright growing tree with a natural central leader. Lateral branching allows for good light penetration and high productivity. • Precocious (early bearing), with a high and constant bearing pattern, annually outperforms Hass (plant density of 400 trees/ha) on production and income. • Suitable for high-density plantings with a better count distribution than Hass.

EVERGREEN FRUIT TREE ORDERS SHOULD BE AS MADE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO ENSURE ACCESS TO YOUR ROOTSTOCK OF CHOICE, PLEASE CONTACT ONE OF THE ANFIC SUB-LICENSED NURSERIES TO PLACE AN ORDER. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 15.

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• • JUSTYNA Czech Maturity: or 6th sweet cherry weeks (mid-late Bathurst, NSW). Flowers December, have medium susceptibility to late spring frost. : Parentage Starking Hardy Giant. Giant. Starking Hardy • • Maturity: the 5th sweet cherry weeks (mid Bathurst, NSW). Flowering December, is late, medium susceptibility to late spring frost. Parentage: • FABIOLA Czech

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• • • JACINTA Czech Maturity: Early ripening, end of sweet cherry week (late the 3rd Bathurst, NSW). Early November, to medium flowering and medium susceptibility to late spring frosts. • • • • sweet cherry week (late December, sweet cherry week (late December, Bathurst, NSW). Flowering time is medium to late, flowers less susceptible to spring frosts Pollinators: Regina, Early Korvik. • Maturity: AMID AMID Czech Exclusive to ANFIC Exclusive Mexico Exclusive to ANFIC South Africa Exclusive to ANFIC USA Exclusive to ANFIC USA LAMB HASS MALUMA HASS CARMEN™ (MENDEZ NO1 ) (MENDEZ CARMEN™ GWEN AVAILABLE NOW CHERRIES

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Maturity: Ripens medium to late, 5th Maturity: Early/mid season, 3 to Maturity: Our earliest ripening to 6th sweet cherry weeks (mid-late 4 days after Van and Bing. Bloom variety, harvest 6 to 8 days before December, Bathurst, NSW). Flowering timing is middle of the bloom season. Van and Bing. Bloom timing is is medium early, flowers are medium Parentage: 2N-61-18 x Sunburst, middle of the bloom season. susceptible to late spring frost. Pollination: Self-fertile Parentage: Stella x Summit Parentage: Cross of Krupnoplodnaja • Large round fruit with glossy Pollination: Self-fertile and Van. black skin and dark red flesh • Flattened heart shape fruit, • Large fruit size 10 - 12g (28 - and juice, very attractive in a medium size, uniform color. Skin 32mm). Dark red skin. Taste is pack. Has finished at the top of is dark red to black with dark red medium. Moderate resistance to taste panels. flesh and red juice. cracking. • Av. fruit weight 11.6g. Natural • Stem length is medium long. • Intermediate vigour, precocious cracking: 17%; Firmness Average fruit weight 9.5g. and productive tree. (Durometer): 70; Soluble solids: Flavour moderately sweet. • Suitable for growing in small higher density tree orchards. 20.1%. Natural cracking: 36%; Firmness Good performance on dwarf • Spreading tree habit. Fruit (Durometer): 69; Soluble solids: rootstocks. responds well to GA. 17%.

SKEENA™ SONNET™ STARDUST™ (13N0770) Canada Canada Canada Maturity: 12 days after Van and Bing, Maturity: Early to mid, 2 days after Maturity: Mid/late, 12 to 15 days with Lapins. Bloom timing is middle Van and Bing. Bloom timing is middle after Van and Bing. Bloom timing is of the bloom season. of the bloom season. late in the bloom season. Parentage: 2N-60-7 x 2N-38-22, Parentage: Van x Stella Parentage: 2N-63-20 X Stella Pollination: Self-fertile Pollination: Non self-fertile. Requires Pollination: Self-fertile. • Kidney shaped fruit, dark red adequate pollinisers. • Large flattened heart shaped fruit, to black skin with dark red flesh • Large, heart shaped fruit. Bright firm flesh and somewhat split and juice. Thick stem length. red skin with cream to light pink resistant. Average fruit weight of 11.6g. flesh and clear juice. Stem length • Bright red blush over yellow Natural cracking: 20%; Firmness moderately long and thick. Av. fruit ground skin colour with cream flesh and clear juice. Short and (Durometer): 80; Soluble solids: weight 12.4g. Natural cracking: thick stem length. Average fruit 17%. 17%; Firmness (Durometer): 67; weight is 11.5g. Natural cracking: • Tree habit is upright, spreading Soluble solids: 19%. 29%; Firmness (Durometer): 76; and easier to manage than • Fruit responds well to GA and has Soluble solids: 18.7%. a high sugar content. Lapins. Gaining popularity in • Vigorous tree habit, very • Moderate tree vigour, not Canada and the world. productive. May have to pick productive. The tree has a more than once to attain tendency to set light crops and is a maximum fruit color. candidate for dwarfing root stocks. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 17.

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• • Maturity: middle and Bing. Bloom timing: Van of the bloom season. Parentage: Pollination: KIONA (PC 8007-2) USA • • • • • SUMNUE (CRISTALINA™) SUMNUE (CRISTALINA™) Canada

. ) VARIETIES OTHER CHERRY (SUMLETA™) (SUMLETA™) , sweet and rich , sweet and rich BEDEL cv Flowers with Simone Flowers with Simone Lapins X 2N-39-05 Self-Fertile Early season, matured Early season, matured TM 7 days after Van and Bing. and Bing. 7 days after Van ed, firm cherries with dark ed, firm cherries with dark verage fruit weight of 12.7g. verage fruit weight of 12.7g. igorous, very productive tree, tree, very productive igorous, arge, firm, kidney shaped fruit firm,arge, kidney shaped fruit red flesh colour. Av. 27mm in 27mm in Av. flesh colour. red 2008/2009 season, with a heavy load. crop Relatively low cracking after Dark r Good flavour (19° brix). Medium length stem. high rainfall, good overall high rainfall, good overall quality and shelf life with high yield potential. A Natural cracking: 42%; Firmness 77; Soluble solids: (Durometer): 19.1%. V tree upright and spreading habit. L with a dimple on the nose end. to black glossy skin Dark red flesh and juice. with dark red Thick stem length.

• • BELLISE France Maturity: early December in Wangaratta, early December in Wangaratta, Victoria (late November in Young, NSW). Mid-season blooming. Pollination: (universal pollen donor), Chelan, Vista, Burgsdorf Vega, Supreme, and Hendersons. • • • Maturity: Bloom timing is middle of the bloom of the bloom Bloom timing is middle season. Parentage: • Pollination: SONATA cv. SONATA Canada

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• Bing, 3 to 4 days after Sweetheart. Bing, 3 to 4 days after Sweetheart. Bloom timing is middle in the bloom season. Parentage: Maturity: Pollination: • SUMSTE (SAMBA™ ) Canada • Maturity: Sweetheart. Bing, 3 to 4 days after Bloom timing is middle in the bloom season. Parentage: Pollination: Self-Fertile • • SPC243 (13S21-14) SPC243 (13S21-14) Canada AVAILABLE NOW PEACH & CITRUS

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Maturity: Very late season, approx. 65 - 70 days after Redhaven. Flesh: yellow flesh

• Fruit shaped like O’Henry but larger, highly coloured red skin on yellow/orange background. Firm flesh, yellow and juicy. Bleeding to red near pit. Excellent flavour. 15° Brix. • Tree is a vigorous heavy producer of firm, good textured well coloured fruit for the late season market.

Refer to the ANFIC website for details of the other AgrisunTM peach varieties including August Sun, Autumn Sun, July Sun and Ryan Sun.

EARLY SICILY (C1867 ) EUREKA SL NECTAR MANDARIN MANDARIN SOUTH AFRICA ISRAEL ITALY • This exciting new seedless Parentage: Bred from Wilking Mandarin Maturity: June to July Maturity: June to July (in Sunraysia Eureka lemon variety is totally & Riverina, VIC/NSW) seedless with fruit quality • An easy peel variety with an orange/ yellow, slightly pebbled skin. Parentage: Oroval clementine x characteristics equivalent to a Taracco orange standard Eureka lemon. • Fruit are sweet with a good acid • Tree royalty only variety. balance, less than 1 seed per fruit. • Possible Imperial replacement • Fruit is borne in clusters, not • Canopy is spreading and can help • This seedless easy-peel singles with larger than average protect fruit from sunburn. mandarin hybrid produces fruit size and thinner skin than • Fruit size is smaller in southern large, sweet, juicy fruit with standard Eureka seeded lemon. regions of Australia and may require blood orange characteristics in cultural practices such as thinning to storage. help maintain good fruit size. • This variety is part of a • No detriment or leaf drop from high Coordinated Marketing Group. nutrition program. • This variety is part of a Coordinated Marketing Group;

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Harvest 10 days after Harvest 10 days after Parentage: Skin has yellow gr sized with a medium to large over-colour. of dark red area Medium fir with a fair amount of juice. sweet/tart Bartlett Strong Fruit size tree. eats off flavour, small to medium (500-600g), heavy cropper. Resistant to fir psylla. Further evaluation work is yet to be completed. UNDER TRIAL

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SPRINGBUD STONEFRUIT Williams Bosc. with Beurre HW623 PEAR Parentage: • colourwith ellow ground • VARIETY FROM VINELAND CANADA VARIETY Maturity: HW605 2 YEAR-OLD APPLES, PEARS AND STONEFRUIT ORDER BEFORE FEBRUARY/MARCH 2020 FOR TREE DELIVERY IN 2021. 2020 FOR TREE DELIVERY ORDER BEFORE FEBRUARY/MARCH ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 FOR TREE DELIVERY IN 2020. ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 FOR TREE DELIVERY . (CAPE FIRE™ BRAND) sport of Bartlett. matures mid-season mid-season matures ill colour with light exposure ill colour with light exposure PEARS AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE oduces heavy crops and and oduces heavy crops Pr blushed fruit. consistent red even under high temperatures. even under high temperatures. Any leaf shading will leave the spot green. yellow green undercolour. undercolour. yellow green Bartlett like in flavour with mild, sweet buttery flesh. Fruit size is medium. W Str UNDER TRIAL

Corella/Forelle mutation Corella/Forelle Parentage: Corella with standard Harvest Time: Matures SOUTH AFRICA PEAR VARIETY DPP1 cv (late Bartlett timing) • • • overcolourwith ong red Maturity: Parentage: HAILEY RED PEAR AVAILABLE NOW PLUMS

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Maturity: Mid to late season, ripens 1 month after Santa Maturity: Late season, ripens between Angeleno and Rosa. October Sun. Pollinators: Requires cross pollination Pollinators: Partially self fertile, Laroda, Santa Rosa and using Friar, October Sun, Black Amber, Midnight Sun, Tegan Blue help with fruit set. Scarlet Sun, Red Sun or Ruby Sun. • Large 63-70mm conical shape plum fruit, red skin, • Large 52 - 65mm, black, conical shaped fruit. cream to yellow background. Flesh is amber in colour Resistant to rain cracking. Black skin, yellow flesh with a meaty, crisp texture. Very sweet 20° Brix. with strong bleeding from skin and will turn full red. Unique flavour. Excellent storage & shelf life. Firm, juicy, non-melting flesh. 19-24° Brix. • Medium size, vigorous tree. Fruit may crack on • Moderately vigorous tree producing heavy crops young trees, control with light pruning, use very little which require thinning. Fruit holds well on tree and nitrogen fertiliser and do not thin in early years. in cold storage. • Continues to be planted by growers for the mid to • This plum variety continues to be planted by late season market. growers for the late market.

OCTOBER SUN SPRING SATIN PLUMCOT Maturity: Late season, ripens in late March/early April Maturity: First pick early December before Santa Rosa. in many Australian growing areas but will hang in late Blossom time is early to mid season. areas until May. Pollinators: Casselman, Simca, Ebony • Red/black skin, short fuzz/silky skin. Yellow to Sun, Midnight Sun, Scarlet Sun, Red Sun, Ruby Sun. yellow-red flesh. • Sweet plum x apricot flavour. • Fruit are large and very similar in appearance to 15° Brix. Av. fruit size 50mm+, 90 to 100g. Round Casselman. Red skin, yellow background colour fruit shape. with yellow flesh. Juiciness and sweetness is • Heavy cropper compared to many other Californian exceptional for the late season. 18-20° Brix. bred plumcots, and tolerant to bacterial leaf • Quoted as being the best eating late plum, it has diseases. been cold stored for over 30 days, 10 to 14 days shelf life, no off flavours. • October Sun continues to be planted by growers for the late market. 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 21.

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MCT1 MACADAMIA MCT1 integrifolia , of Macadamia A variety highly MCT1 is a compact with 42 to tree and hardy productive quality good 50% kernelrecovery, kernel no known flaws. MCT1 and and flowering is very precocious, after crop a commercial producing be tolerant 3. It appears to Year tendency to of husk spot and the Growth. Abnormal Vertical Parentage: Parentage: Mammoth. Pollination: Self-pollinating • • KJ PINKS CUSTARD APPLE KJ PINKS CUSTARD AVAILABLE NOW APPLE & PEAR ROOTSTOCKS

BM 2000 PEAR ROOTSTOCK AUSTRALIA • An Australian bred pear rootstock showing excellent early yields of high quality fruit in APFIP national trials. • Precocity and productivity similar to BP1. • Semi-dwarfing rootstock (75% of D6/Calleryana). • Suitable for high density plantings.

BP1 PEAR ROOTSTOCK SOUTH AFRICA • Shows excellent results in national APFIP trials with both Williams and Packhams pears. • Precocious and productive pear rootstock. • Semi-dwarfing rootstock (75% of D6/Calleryana). • Produces calm trees for easier management. • Suitable for high density plantings.

CG202 APPLE ROOTSTOCK USA • Origin: Cornell University and USDA (Malling 27 x Robusta 5). • Precocity and productivity similar to M26 (in NZ shows higher productivity than M26). • Tree size slightly larger than M26. • Best suited for tree densities of 1500-2500 trees/ha. • Resistant to fire blight, good resistance to woolly apple aphid and replant tolerant. • Moderate stool bed performance, produces good quality nursery trees. Produces very few burrknots or suckers.

NIC® 29 M9 SIZE APPLE ROOTSTOCK BELGIUM • Tree size equivalent to strong M9 clone. Trees grown on Nic® 29 approach M26 in size with M9 precocity and productivity. • Most productive M9 clone in layer beds. • Roots less brittle than most other M9 clones when harvesting layer beds, transplanting in the nursery and with finished trees. • All other characteristics like EM9. • Most widely planted M9 clone in the USA.

QUINCE ‘EMH’ PEAR ROOTSTOCK UK • A UK bred pear rootstock showing excellent early yields of high quality fruit in UK trials. • Similar or slightly more vigour than Quince ‘C’ showing intermediate vigour between ‘A’ and ‘C’. • Shown to increase fruit size in UK trials. Yield efficiency was similar to Quince ‘C’. • 50% tree size of trees grown on D6.

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KRYMSK® (KUBAN 86 ) RUSSIA EMPYREAN 1 cv. (PRIMO/BARRIER 1) ITALY • Tree size equivalent to Nemaguard. • Parentage: Prunus persica x P. davidiana • Strong yields with moderate vigour. • Fast orchard establishment. Rapid increase in early yields. • Adaptable to many soild types and problems. • Vigour similar or greater than GF677. • Numerous incredibly strong roots. • Extensive deep root system for anchorage. • Excellent anchorage, especially in windy, wet sites. • Good choice for replant sites as adaptable to many soil types • Good performance in poorly drained and heavy soils. and problems including salt. Tolerant to root knot nematodes. • Some tolerance to root knot nematodes. • Higher productivity and larger fruit size than GF677.

2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 23.

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ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 FOR TREE DELIVERY IN 2020. ORDER BEFORE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 FOR TREE DELIVERY rootstocks have moderate suckering which should not be a problem for growers. have moderate suckering which should not be a problem rootstocks ® Cherry rootstocks (Russia) are similar in vigour to other semi-dwarfing cherry rootstocks. rootstocks. semi-dwarfing cherry similar in vigour to other (Russia) are Cherry rootstocks 5 and 6 are virus sensitive so virus-free budwood is required (Krymsk required budwood is virus sensitive so virus-free 5 and 6 are rootstocks perform well in Bakersfield, California which is a difficult cherry growing area. perform California cherry growing well in Bakersfield, rootstocks which is a difficult ® ® ® 5 (VSL-2 cv.) 1 (VVA-1 cv.) 1 (VVA-1 ® ® ently selling 250,000 trees each per year of Krymsk 5 and 6 in the USA. Some of the largest Washington State, State, Washington the largest each per year of Krymsk 5 and 6 in the USA. Some of ently selling 250,000 trees e stress tolerant than other semi-dwarfing rootstocks (heat/low humidity, tolerant than other semi-dwarfing rootstocks e stress

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• • • KEY ADVANTAGES ARE: KEY ADVANTAGES • MINOR DISADVANTAGES INCLUDE: MINOR DISADVANTAGES • The Krymsk • KRYMSK • • 90% SIZE OF F12/1 lannesiana Prunus fruticosa x P. • • • • KRYMSK RUSSIA • • size40-50%lessthanNemaguard. ree • • • MATURITY CHARTS

The following Maturity Charts are to be used as a guide only. They provide approximate maturity dates of varieties compared against known standard varieties within each fruit category.

If you know when one of the standard varieties listed on the chart matures in your orchard location (eg 2 weeks later than listed on the chart), you can ‘slide’ that category of varieties across to more closely estimate maturity of other varieties in your region. The order in which varieties mature compared to each other should be similar. Some of the standard varieties (older varieties of known maturity timing) include: Apples: Galaxy Gala or Granny Smith Apricots: Bulida or Trevatt Cherries: Bing Nectarines: Fantasia or Rose Diamond Plums: Santa Rosa or Amber Jewel

APPLE

Variety Febuary March April

APPLE 5 10 15 20 25 28 5 10 15 20 25 30 5 10 15 20 25 Cherry Gala™ Alvina Gala Galaxy Sweetie Sunrise Morning Mist™ Appache Cosmic Crisp

Golden Delicious

Jive

Machiels

Rubyfrost

TC2 & TC3 Snapdragon Topaz Barnsby Rubinstar Granny Smith Nagafu 2 Fuji

Pink Belle

Pink Lady™

Lady in Red

Sundowner 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 25.

| WWW.ANFIC.COM.AU Jan March December February November January 5 10 15 20 25 31 5 10 15 20 25 28 5 10 15 20 25 30 5 10 15 20 25 30 5 10 15 20 25 30 5 10 15 Variety Variety Oct Summer Sun July Sun August Sun Ryan Sun September Sun PEACH APRICOT Wondercot Apache Early USA var. Orange Gold Dawn Solar Glow Solar Fire Solar Nugget Hula Blush Paz Magic Cot Goldstrike Lilly Cot Solar Flair Red Blush Bulida Ginger Perle Cot Orange Red Story 7E 40/5 9C 58/6 Sunny Cot Kinzica Solar Blaze Solar Gem Solar Sweet Trevatt 7005-2 PA Lady Cot Solar Mate Moorpark Mystery Revlar PEACH APRICOT PLUM

Variety November December January Feb March April

PLUM 15 20 25 30 5 10 15 20 25 31 5 10 15 20 25 31 5 10 15 20 25 28 5 10 15 20 25 31 5 10 15 20 25

Red Beaut

Durado Spring Satin - Plumcot Del Ray Sun

Vaoilet Damask (Red) Heart Santa Rosa

Madlen Emesh (Peachcot) Brave Heart Champion (Winner) Black Amber

Fortune

Mariposa

Amber Jewel

Howard Sun

Red Sun

Midnight Sun

Scarlet Sun

Ruby Sun

Teagan Blue

Angelino

Ebony Sun

Autumn Sweet

October Sun 2019 SPRING VARIETY CATALOGUE 27.

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Balhannah Nurseries Pty Ltd Mount View Orchards (Sam Luke), Charleston, SA (John Robson), Batlow, NSW P: (08) 8389 4557 P: (02) 6949 1765 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Cherryhill Nurseries Pty Ltd Narromine Transplants Pty Ltd (Stephen & Glen Riseborough), Wandin East, VIC (David Cliffe), Narromine, NSW P: (03) 5964 4235 P: (02) 6889 2111 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Hansen Orchards Olea Nurseries (Howard Hansen), Grove, TAS (David Bazzani), Manjimup, WA P: (03) 6264 0200 P: (08) 9772 1207 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] JFT Nurseries Pty Ltd Tahune Fields Horticulture Pty Ltd (Colin James), Monbulk, VIC (Brendon Francis), Lucaston, TAS P: (03) 9737 9633 P: (03) 6266 4474 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Little Tree Company Sattva Nursery (Andrew & Claire Routley), Katunga, VIC (Andrew Britton), Buln Buln, VIC P: 0428 646 390 P: 0422 089 234 E: [email protected] E: [email protected]

Specialists in intellectual property PO BOX 811 Kallangur QLD 4503 management of new fruit varieties (Unit 3/2 Wills Street North Lakes, QLD 4509) both in Australia and internationally P: (07) 3491 9905 | F: (07) 3491 9929 for more than 30 years. M: 0419 639 509 | E: [email protected]