2021 BARE ROOT FRUITS, & veggies, too (pg 21-22) NUTS,(pg 17) & BERRIES(pg 18 - 21) Sebastopol - (707) 823-9125 3244 Gravenstein Highway North, Sebastopol, CA 95472 Petaluma - (707) 665-6345 5400 Old Redwood Highway Petaluma, CA 94951 fertility and access to water. PLEASE NOTE: WE DO NOT SHIP BARE-ROOT STOCK. NO PRE-ORDERS ARE TAKEN. STOCK WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST- COME, FIRST-SERVE BASIS TO BE NOTIFIED WHEN CERTAIN PLANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SALE, PLEASE ASK TO BE PLACED ON OUR BARE ROOT CALL LIST. MOST TREES WILL BE HERE IN JANUARY 2021. BERRIES, VEGETABLES, POMEGRANATES AND FIGS BEGIN ARRIVING MID NOVEMBER OF 2020. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON DIG-OUT BY WHOLESALERS. Many of our customers are interested in conserving heirloom crop varieties. Harmony Farm Supply & Nursery is very pleased to introduce a special collection of edible trees, shrubs, and perennials to our customers. We are calling it the Golden West Heirlooms Collection. We are identifying and assembling cultivars that were originally developed for, or in, Sonoma County or the greater region, or that are considered to be traditional foods and crops for the area. Varieties include those developed by Luther Burbank, local plant breeder extraordinaire. Others include the most famous tree variety example for our area: the Gravenstein apple, famous for its flavor and regional importance, and whose conservation is being promoted through the Russian River Slow Food Consortium. There are many other fruiting cultivars with a long legacy in Sonoma County that are well-adapted to our unique growing conditions. With this symbol, Harmony will continue to KEY to SYMBOLS identify these cultivars for our customers and R = Rootstock GW = Golden West Heirloom to promote planting of Golden West Heirlooms. It is H = Height HC = Harmony Choice our hope that our customers will participate in the W = Width AC = Appropriate for containers conservation and promotion of these old Northern CR = Peach Leaf Curl Resistant California heirlooms, so that they will continue to be Note: All heights and widths are part of the horticultural fabric and culinary palette of approx imate and depend on soil depth, our county! STARTER FERTILIZERS/INNOCULANTS Harmony Choice. Chosen by nursery staff for Always apply mycorrhizal fungi to your bare root special attributes: like flavor, ease of growth, plants. It promotes root growth, improves drought productivity... These are our favorite selections and tolerance, and enhances nutrient absorption. we recommend that our customers try these in their home gardens. Ask about them when you visit! E.B. STONE SURE START Especially appropriate for planting in 4 lb 1133331 $7.09 containers for size and ease of pruning! Indicates varieties that are peach leaf curl resistant. DOWN TO EARTH BIO-LIVE 5 lb 542 $13.39 © 2021 HARMONY FARM SUPPLY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1 Scarlet Sentinel Columnar ASSC $40.00 R: Columnar H: 10’ W: 2-3’ FRUIT TREES With dense clusters of white blossoms this tree’s fruit become a deliciously beautiful red-blushed and green-yel- APPLES low. This columnar tree grows narrowly and if topped for Apples are recom mended for all of height control can develop upright side limbs. Adaptable North ern Calif ornia and the Paci fic to container growing. Pollenized by Northpole or other North west. Late bloom makes it a apple varieties. 800 hours. good plant for frosty areas. Plant 2 or more var ieties for heavier crops. Apples In Zone A (see map on page 25), a warm planting site may be required Arkansas Black Spur AABS $35.00 to ripen fruit com pletely. Thin fruit for best quality and R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ size. Thinning also helps to reduce the tendency to bear Large, late season. Pollinate with mid bloom varieties. heavily one year and sparsely the next. Susceptible to Dark red skin, high quality even where summer nights are codling moth, scab, and gophers. warm. For fresh eating, dessert, cooking and cider. Keeps many months. 800 hours. Partly self-fruitful. Somewhat ROOTSTOCKS: resistant to Codling Moth. Domestic Apple: Vigorous, deep-rooted, cold-hardy. Ashmead’s Kernel AAK $35.00` Tolerates wet soil, dry soil, poor soil. Unpruned tree R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ height of standard varieties 18 to 30 feet. Trees on apple Ashmead’s Kernel AOAK $45.00 seedling may be held to any desired height by summer pruning. certified organic Geneva® 202: A semi dwarging root stock that is resistant R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ to fire blight, wooly aphid, and phytophthora (a soil borne Small to medium size fruit, greenish to golden brown pathogen). russet skin with reddish highlights. Widely regarded as one of the all-time best-flavored apples. Small to medium- Geneva® 935: A Cornell University intoduction, un- sized fruit; variable shape, often lop-sided. Creamy yel- pruned height is 40%-50% of standard (8’-10’). Very cold low flesh is aromatic, crisp, and sweet. Fruit picked early hardy and very fire blight resistant. A precocious bearer is somewhat sharp and acidic, but mellows after a few of large fruit, this rootstock resists crown rot and root rot weeks off the tree. Used for dessert, cider, and sauce. while suckering very little. Resistant to powdery mildew, somewhat resistant to apple M-111 & MM-111: Excellent all-around rootstock for scab. Pollinate with mid bloom varities. Winter hardy tree, apples. Induces early and heavy bearing. Tolerates wet begins bearing at young age. From England, discovered in soil, dry soil, poor soil. Resists woolly apple aphids and the early 1700s. 800 to 1000 hours. Partly self-fruitful, big- collar rot. Trees dwarfed to 85% of standard. gest crops with cross-pollination. M-7: Dwarfs to 65% of standard. Induces early and heavy Braeburn AB111 $35.00 bearing. Resistant to fireblight, powdery mildew, moder- R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ ately resistant to collar rot. Good anchorage. Very winter Braeburn AB935 $35.00 hardy, widely adapted. R: Geneva 935 H: 8-10’ W:8-10’ Disadvantages: prone to suckering. Medium to large fruit, green with a dark red blush. From New Zea land, a superb late season fruit: very crisp and Although many apples are marginally self fruitful to tangy, more flavorful than Granny Smith. Excellent keep- varying degrees, unless there are other apples close er. Ripens Oct-Nov. Triploid, requires 2 early bloom polli- to you it is generally rcommended to choose 2 variet- nators. 700 hours. ies from the same bloom period. For best fruit set and yield, Triploids, or pollen sterile trees, will require 2 Bramley’s Seedling ABS $35.00 such varieties, for the best fruit set and yield. R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ England’s favorite cooking apple. Large in size, with Columnar Apples very tart, creamy yellow flesh that makes highly flavored pies and sauce. Also good for cider. Fully ripened fruit is firm, juicy, less tart and suited to fresh use. Spreading NorthpoleTM Columnar ANPC $40.00 tree is heavy bearing and disease-resistant. Originated in R: Columnar H:10’ W:2-3’ England in the early 1800s. 800 to 1000 hours. Triploid, Large and red-skinned, this McIntosh-type fruit is crisp, requires 2 late bloom pollinators. juicy and aromatic. This columnar tree grows narrowly and if topped for height control can develop upright side Dolgo Crabapple AD $33.00 limbs. Adaptable to container growing. Pollenized by Scar- R: Domestic Apple H: 30’ W: 25’ let Sentinel or other apple varieties. 800 hours. Long-time favorite all-purpose crabapple, imported from Russia in the late 19th century. Large, fragrant white Golden Sentinel Columnar AGSC $40.00 flowers. 1-1/2” oval-shaped fruit makes tasty, bright-red R: Columnar H: 10’ W: 2-3’ jelly. Vigorous, upright, open tree. Have an early and A striking pillar of snow white flowers give rise to good long blooming period making them excellent pollenizers. crops of large golden yellow fruit. Blooms in April with Harvest mid-season August - September. Resistant to scab, harevest mid September. rust, mildew, fireblight. 500 hours. Self fruitful. 2 Enterprise AE $35.00 almost completely russeted, varying from greenish-yellow R: Geneva 202 H: 14’ W: 14’ to an attractive golden brown with orange highlights. Very disease resistant and easy to grow. Bears beautiful Winter hardy, vigorous tree, bears mostly on the tips of crops of deep red juicy fruits. Blloms early April. Ripens branches. Good disease resistance. Apparently originated in October. Stores well. in New York as a seedling of English Russet sometime in the 1700s. 800-1000 hours. Partly self fruitful, biggest crops Fuji AF $33.00 R: Domestic Apple H: 20’+ W: 20’+ with cross-pollination. Fuji AF7 $32.00 Granny Smith AGS111 $35.00 R: EM-7 H: 18’ W: 15’ R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ Fuji AF111 $33.00 Large size, skin bright green, very crisp, white flesh. R: M-111 H: 20’ W: 16’ Very good keeper. Good for eating, cook ing, and sauce. Fuji AF935 $33.00 Produc tive, vigorous tree. Self-fertile. Blooms late. Ripens R: Geneva 935 H: 8’-10’ W: 8’-10’ September. 600 hours. Red Fuji (BC#2) ARF $32.00 Gravenstein AGG111 $32.00 R: M-111 H:18’ W:14’ R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ Fuji Espalier, 3 Tier AFE $72.00 Gravenstein, Red AGR $32.00 R: M-7 Prune to size R: M-111 H: 18’ W: 14’ Fuji AOF111 $42.00 Gravenstein, Red AGR935 $30.00 certified organic R: Geneva 935 H: 8’-10’ W: 8’-10’ Medium to large size, skin yellow with red stripes, fruit R: M-111 H: 20’ W: 16’ crisp and juicy with spicy aroma.