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Sentry

$35.00
An introduction from the USDA peach breeding program at Beltsville, Maryland. Sentry is a firm, highly colored, semi-freestone peach with outstanding size for an early-season variety. The tree is vigorous and very resistant to bacterial spot. Sentry is not recommended in regions where winter fruit bud injury is common.

September Snow

$35.00
This is the latest ripening white-fleshed peach variety offered by Adams County Nursery. The fruit is medium to large and attractive with outstanding fruit quality. Due to the late ripening, September Snow is not recommended for planting in northern growing districts.

Shenandoah

$35.00
Another release from USDA and OSU, Shenandoah harvests approximately three weeks after Bartlett. Fruit size is large with traditional sub-acid pear flavor. Blight resistance is good and similar to that of Seckel. Shenandoah stores very well for up to five months without breaking down.

Shinko

$35.00
Shinko is a medium-to large-sized pear, very sweet and juicy. It colors to a golden brown russet and will store up to three months after picking. The tree bears heavy, but still crops annually. This variety has shown good resistance to fire blight. Harvests in late September.

Shinseiki

$35.00
An early season Asian pear with yellow finish and very little russet. The fruit is mediumsized, crisp, juicy and of high quality. Trees are vigorous and spreading.

Shinsui

$35.00
Shinsui is the earliest Asian pear variety that we offer, harvesting mid-August. Fruit finishes with an orange-brown russet. This variety is juicy and has an excellent flavor for the early season. Fruit will keep up to six weeks.

Shiro

$35.00
A sweet, juicy yellow plum. Fruit is round, clingstone and medium in size. The trees are spreading and very productive. Shiro is a good pollenizer for Methley, Santa Rosa and Satsuma.

Shizuka

$35.00
A sister to Mutsu developed in Japan. Reported to be blister spot resistant. Fruit is large like Mutsu, but has a milder, sweeter flavor. Shizuka matures two weeks before its sister and exhibits less bitter pit. Tree vigor appears to be similar to that of Mutsu. This has become an important variety for many direct market growers.
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SilverGem®(NJN100 Cltv.) PP#18,147

$35.00
A new selection developed at the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station at Rutgers University, this nectarine is medium in size with excellent color and firmness. The fruit is 80 percent red with a cream-colored background and a pleasant balance of sugars and acid. Royalty: $2.25/tree

SilverGlo™ (NJN103 Cltv.) PP#30,123

$35.00
SilverGloTM harvests in an important season, just after Sentry but before Redhaven.  The fruit is large for the early season and very attractive with a full red skin and creamy red background color.  The flesh is firm and juicy with excellent flavor.  Trees are very vigorous and resistant to bacterial spot. Royalty: $2.25/tree

Snapp™ Stayman (AS510 Cltv.)

$35.00
A sport of Red Stayman 201, this strain was discovered in the orchards of Alfred Snapp of Winchester, Virginia. We are confident that Snapp™ Stayman is the most highly colored strain of Stayman available. Productivity and flesh quality are identical to Red Stayman 201. Tree vigor is more spur type than standard Stayman, and tree spacing should be adjusted accordingly. Royalty: $0.75/tree
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Snow Giant

$35.00
If you are interested in planting a white-fleshed variety for the late season, this selection is an excellent choice. The fruit is very large and firm with outstanding fruit quality. The tree is vigorous, productive and moderately resistant to bacterial spot.