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Quality Fruit Trees
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These trees are late blooming, suitable for this area.
They have a good root system, a very good rootstock and they are about 7’to 8’ tall .
They were grown locally ( in Washington).
Available trees ( in a very small quantity):
- Royal Red Honeycrisp apples
A new blush-type selection of Honeycrisp with the same flavor and flesh texture as its popular parent but with better color and storage characteristics.
- Ambrosia Apples: Sold Out
Aromatic with a pleasing flavor, this chance seedling from British Columbia is fast becoming a breakout variety for growers. Fruit is medium to large with a creamy yellow background and pink blush on the
sun-exposed side. Fruit is sweet and juicy, less acidic, and it stores very well.
- Gale Gala Apples - SOLD OUT
This outstanding new strain has all the winning characteristics of its parent Royal Gala, but has deeper red stripes and a fuller red color.
- Danube Cherry: $30 per pot
Danube Cherries (sweeter pie cherries) : Bright red and juicy best describe this early maturing sweet -sour cherry.
Danube has a sweeter flavor and higher sugar content than other pie cherries , and can be eaten out of hand. It has a delicious flavor!
The fruit is large with firm flesh that handles better than traditional pie varieties and picks with a clean stem scar. Its flavor is delicious!
They can be used for pies, juice, jams or eaten fresh.
These Danube trees are precocious and they had blooms and some cherries this year!
- Jubileum Cherry : $30 per pot
A sweeter pie cherry, Jubileum has a great flavor and is used for both processing and fresh market. It will mature five days before Danube and a full week ahead of Montmorency. The fruit is dark mahogany, juicy, and can be left to hang on the tree to develop additional sugar. The tree is compact and spreading.
- Skeena Sweet Cherry:
Skeena is a rising star among the sweet cherries.
The fruit is dark, sweet, and juicy. Although it is self-fruiting, and seems to handle late spring frosts, it bears good-sized cherries that mature about two weeks after Bing. Production is good and the tree appears to be a consistent cropper.
- Black Gold Sweet Cherry:
Black gold is a self-fertile dark sweet cherry. It ripens approximately seven days later than Bing, is late blooming, and somewhat frost resistant. The variety demonstrates good hardiness in cooler growing areas. BlackGold is a good polinizer for late blooming varieties.
Chinese Apricots: SOLD OUT
The skin and flesh are yellow to medium-orange. The fruit is of good quality, medium to large in size, and has a good flavor. Chinese is an early bearing, heavy producing variety that is self-fruitful and will pollinate other apricot varieties.
- Wenatchee Moorpark Apricots : Sold Out
A large yellow fruit with greenish-yellow flesh. Good for drying and home canning. The tree is self-fruitful, very productive, and a good pollinator for later blooming apricots.
Potted in organic soil!
$ 40 each
(except Danube and Jubileum Pie cherry = $30 each)