Shinseki are crisp and tasty at harvest and maintain a softer, yet still firm texture after months in cold storage. Very productive variety. Medium size, round fruit with near translucent skin in shades of pale yellow to light green.
Excellent quality dessert pear, tree is highly resistant to fire blight. Medium to large, long-necked fruit with pale green skin, sometimes blushed red.
Very productive tree with narrow, upright habit and beautiful, maroon colored fruit. Prolonged harvest. Great fall color. Deep, maroon colored, medium-sized plum. Semi-freestone flesh.
Popular yellow dessert plum. Large, oblong fruit with waxy, thin, amber skin. Amber flesh is firm, sweet and flavorful. Very small pit. August to September harvest. Self-fruitful.
Taste test winner! Wonderful plum-apricot flavor with a sweet start and slightly tart finish for the perfect balance. Known as "Dinosaur's Egg", this delectable, large freestone fruit is an ideal choice to bring delight to your backyard orchard.
Taste test winner. Vigorous, upright growth habit on an attractive tree. Elongated green fruit with red blush. Hangs on tree for 4-6 weeks while maintaining quality. Crisp texture, sweet and juicy with explosive and memorable flavor.
Taste test winner. The supreme pick of the Pluots in a naturally small tree. Reddish-purple skin with red/gold flesh. Sweet, spicy flavor with a sensational bouquet.
Reddish purple skin with greenish yellow flesh. Very sweet! Used fresh, dried, or for canning. Also called a "European Plum", this self-fruiting tree is very cold hardy and has lower chilling requirement than other European prune/plum varieties..
A fall-fruiting cultivar producing large, red, intensely flavored red raspberries. More tolerant of yellow rust and root rot than Heritage. Primocane variety.
'Minneola' semi-dwarf is a popular backyard citrus tree known for its sweet fruit and manageable size. It thrives with full sun and regular watering. This tree's vibrant foliage attracts beneficial insects making it a favorite for edible landscapes.
