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Prunus x 'Flamin Fury PF -24C)' Flamin'Fury PF 24C-Cold Hardy Peach is touted by its breeder as being one of the most cold hardy and frost resistant peaches he has ever seen. It has attractive large, red fruit that have excellent flavor and quality. We are getting good reports out of colder areas where peach are not usually succesful that PF24C-Cold Hardy is surviving the cold winters. However, since it is still such a new peach, they cannot claim it to be hardy to Zone 4 for sure, but we suspect it is one of the hardier peaches around!
5-7' branched - $35.00 |
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Apple SD 'Frostbite' FrostbiteTM (formerly MN 447) is an unique novelty apple for a special niche. It is extremely cold hardy, small in size, and unusual in appearance.
The FrostbiteTM Apple packs a punch. It's almost tangy, very sweet, and juicy. Biting into a FrostbiteTM is almost like biting into a piece of sugarcane. Savoring its juice tastes like molasses melting in your mouth. It is great for cider or people with a real sweet tooth. Its texture is Firm, but crisp and juicy. FrostbiteTM is a parent to Keepsake and Sweet 16 Apples and a grandparent to Honeycrisp.Frostbite™ offers a distinctive late season option
5-7' branched - $35.00 |
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Apple'Norland' Norland is another good hardy apple variety for the far north. Its medium size red fruit are good for both cooking and eating. It ripens in mid-August, but is a good keeper in cold storage, lasting up to 16 weeks.
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Apple SD 'SnowSweet' Snowsweet™ is a new apple from Minnesota which ripens about two weeks after Honeycrisp™. It most outstanding feature is its flavor, which is described as sweet with a tart balance and rich overtones, almost buttery. The tree is extremely hardy and will grow well in cold climates. The fruit is large, oblate, with a beautiful red-bronze blush over a greenish yellow background.
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Prunus 'Contender' Consistent yields in Northern gardens. Yes, you can grow sweet, juicy peaches even if you live in a region where temperatures fall well below zero. Contender produces pretty flowers in spring, then follows up with large crops of medium to large freestone fruit in mid-to-late August.
5-7' branched - $35.00 |
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Apple SD 'Summer Red' The Summer Red ia a delightful red summer apple. Makes pink applesauce, a Golden Delicious and Mcintosh cross from British Columbia. Very early summer apple.Hardy.
5-7' branched - $65.00 |
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Apple SD 'North Pole' This variety, as its name suggests, combines Canadian hardiness with the rich taste of its parent McIntosh. Bright red color, white flesh full of juice and satisfying apple aroma. A great partner with Golden Sentinel; they cross-pollinate each other. Shipped spring only. Zones 4-8
5-7' branched - $75.00 |
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Apple SD 'Enterprise' Outstanding disease-resistance.! Co-op 30 cv. Firm and crisp, spicy aroma and mild tartness. Extremely resistant to apple scab, cedar apple rust and fire blight; moderate resistance to powdery mildew. Ripens mid-Oct. Keeps 5-6 months if refrigerated. Best pollinators: Starkspur® Golden Delicious or Starkrimson® Gala. U.S.P.P. #9193.
5-7' branched - $35.00 |
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Pluot 'Flavor Queen' Exquisite new fruit, a plum/apricot hybrid. Candy-like sweetness, wonderfully pleasing flavor. Greenish-yellow skin, amber-orange flesh. Prolonged harvest: mid-July thru August. 5-600 hours. Pollinized by plum or other Pluot®, (Dapple Dandy Pluot® or Burgundy Plum) but not Flavor King. Pat. No. 7420. (Zaiger)
5-7' branched - $65.00 |
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Prunus 'Encore' A very attractive, yellow fleshed peach. Fruit is large, firm and tolerant to bacterial leaf spot. The tree is vigorous and hardy. Encore was developed by Rutgers University and is a cross between a seedling and Autumnglo.
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Apple SD 'Gold Rush' Best known for its remarkable keeping qualities (10-11 months) and sweet crisp flavor. GoldRush resists oxidation when cut, making a very yellow sauce or firm crisp slices for baking. Tree shape is slightly upright with a semi-spur habit. Resistant to scab and mildew, with moderate resistance to fire blight.
5-7' branched - $35.00 |
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Apple SD 'Grand Gala' The Grand Gala Apple tree is a moderately growing fruit tree. Its fruit ripens in early September. Grand Gala is a nice new variety of the Gala Apple. Grand Gala has much larger fruit than other Galas. The weight of Grand Gala’s fruit is approximately one and a half times its parent.
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Apple SD 'Ida Red' Savor the old-fashioned goodness of baked apples, especially Idareds, which hold their shape perfectly and look beautiful on the table. Developed in Idaho, it's a cross between two old time NY apples, Jonathan and Wagener, first raised in Penn Yan in 1791. Idareds make a beautiful pink applesauce. Cook the apples with the skins on and strain the sauce to get the best pink color. Sweetly tart. Juicy.Firm pale yellow-green flesh, sometimes tinted rosy pink. Excellent for sauce, cooking, baking and pies
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