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Flavor Heart Pluot®

$35.00
Another selection introduced by Zaiger Genetics, Flavor Heart is a late season selection which harvests in early September in south central PA. The fruit is heart-shaped with very dark, purple-red skin and yellow flesh. The flavor is pleasantly sweet, but does ripen quickly on the tree and should be harvested in a timely manner.

Flavor King Pluot®

$35.00
Another Pluot® selection from Zaiger Genetics. Fruit is reddish-purple with a sweet red flesh. A late season Pluot® ripening in early September, the fruit is medium in size, very firm, with a spicy flavor. Tree is naturally small and requires cross pollination. Santa Rosa plum is a good pollenizer for this variety.

Flavor Queen Pluot®

$35.00
A greenish-yellow Pluot® developed at Zaiger Genetics Modesto, California. Fruit is medium to large with yellow flesh and a pleasantly sweet flavor. Tree is vigorous and productive. Dapple Dandy is recommended as a pollenizer.

Flavorich Pluot®

$35.00
A very late maturing Pluot® from the Zaiger Genetics breeding program. Fruit is dark purple, firm, very sweet with a yellow-orange flesh. The tree is vigorous, upright and very productive. Pollination is required. Recommended pollenizers include Dapple Dandy and Flavor King.

Flavortop

$35.00
A large, attractive mid-season nectarine ripening after Sunglo. The fruit is very firm, freestone and very good quality. The tree is vigorous, moderately productive and is susceptible to bacterial spot.

FlavrBurst™ (KV000398 Cltv.) PP#21,378

$35.00
FlavrBurst™ is a new variety introduced by USDA-ARS in Kearneysville, West Virginia. This peach has consistently shown great size and a beautiful red color on a yellow background. Perhaps the most favorable quality of FlavrBurst™ is its exceptional flavor, exhibiting a sound balance of acid and sugar. The tree is very productive and crops annually. May be somewhat susceptible to bacterial spot and should be trialed before planted heavily where this is a serious problem.

Food Forest Bundle

$250.00
Perfect for a deer plot or just for personal consumption, we’ve combined some of our hardiest varieties to create your own personal food forest. All varieties are on semidwarf rootstock and will produce trees that are eventually 15-18 feet tall.  Trees should be planted at least 15 feet apart, and no further than 25 feet apart to allow for adequate cross pollination between varieties. Shipping starts the last two weeks of April. 2x Initial on EMLA 111 2x Liberty on EMLA 111 2x RubyRush on EMLA 111 2x Smeralda on EMLA 111 2x Goldrush on EMLA 111  

Fortune

$35.00
A late maturing, Japanese-type plum maturing in late August. Fruit is medium to large, reddish-purple and very firm with yellow flesh. The trees are upright and vigorous. Cross pollination with other Japanese varieties is recommended.

Freedom

$35.00
Large multipurpose apple good for fresh eating, sauce and juice.  Fruit color is red striping over yellow background, and the flesh is cream-colored and medium-firm.  Freedom blooms three days after McIntosh and ripens with Red Delicious.  Tree is vigorous and moderately resistant to mildew and fire blight.

Fulford Gala

$35.00
A solid blush strain of Gala originating in Hastings, New Zealand. The Fulford strain matures up to one week ahead of other Gala strains. Fulford Gala is a larger-sized Gala finishing with a blush rather than a stripe. It is not a good keeper, but it is an excellent choice to start the roadside or pick-your-own Gala season.

Gala (Simmons Cltv.)

$35.00
Simmons cltv. is the darkest Gala strain we offer, making it the choice selection for southern regions or otherwise poor-coloring Gala districts.  It typically develops complete color and a stripe in these warmer climates.  Fruit size and flavor are comparable to traditional Gala strains.  Tree habit is upright and vigorous.  Harvests a few days ahead of Crimson® Gala.

GaLa Peach

$35.00
A large, freestone peach with a melting texture. It has good flavor and colors nicely to a deep red over a yellow background. GaLa harvests five to six days before Redhaven, filling an important season between Sentry and Redhaven. The trees crop annually and are somewhat resistant to bacterial spot. GaLa was a joint release from the Louisiana Ag Experiment Station and USDA-ARS in Byron, Georgia. It has been tested for many years and has adapted well to both central and southern regions.
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