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| COSMIC CRISP APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| A patented variety newly released from WSU and only available to growers in Washington State. Cosmic Crisp Apple is a cross between Honeycrisp and Enterprise. A large, crisp and very flavorful juicy red apple known for high yield, attractiveness, disease resistance and long keeping quality. (ONLY SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON) |
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NSAPPLAD
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| EARLY PINK LADY APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Pink Lady ® apple, originally from Australia has become very popular due to its crunchy texture sweet/tart flavor, extraordinary keeping quality and ability to resist browning when cut. The original Pink Lady ® a cross between Lady Williams and Golden Delicious requires a long growing season, lacking in the Pacific Northwest. Early Pink Lady ® is an early ripening bud sport of Pink Lady, ripening nearly a month earlier. |
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NSAPCAS
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| RED CASCADE APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Large juicy, red eating apples on weeping branches, makes for an interesting, naturally small ornamental tree with edible fruit. These crisp apples ripen fairly early, yet are good keepers. Red Cascade apple is of Siberian origin, this variety is known for its extreme winter hardiness. |
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NSEPLUS
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| LUSCIOUS EUROPEAN PEAR (Pyrus communis) |
| Well named. Luscious European Pear produces yellow skinned fruit with sweet flavor reminiscent to Bartlett, but more winter hardy, originating in South Dakota. Medium sized, dessert quality fruit. Fireblight resistant. Fall foliage is in shades of red. Zone 4-8. |
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NSEPPAR
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| PARKER EUROPEAN PEAR (Pyrus communis) |
| Fairly large yellow skinned fruits in late summer that are soft, juicy and sweet when ripe. Parker European Pear may be the same as the old Belgian variety "Flemish Beauty". A University of Minnesota release, rated to Zone 3. |
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NSQUCRI
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| KRIMSKAYA QUINCE (Cyudonia oblonga) |
| This variety has bright yellow fruit and a wonderful fruity fragrance. The fruit is big, crisp and juicy. It's a naturally small self-fruitful tree. Krimiskaya quince is sweeter than most and is leaf spot resistant. |
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NSPLMYR
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| MYROBALAN PLUM SEEDLING (Prunus cerasifera) |
| Called cherry plums for their cherry sized plum fruits. Myrobalan plum seedlings are vigorous, widely adapted and commonly used as rootstock for every type of plum. Fruits can be eaten fresh or made into jam. Zone 4-9. |
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NSACSCO
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| SCOUT APRICOT (Armenianca Vulgaris) |
| A Canadian variety, quick to bear pink flowers, later than most apricots with freestone, golden sweet fruits in midsummer. Scout Apricot has good disease resistance. Self-fruitful though cross pollination may increase yield. Established trees hardy to Zone 3. |
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NSBLPOL
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| POLARIS BLUEBERRY (Vaccinium corymbosum) |
| This early ripening cross between a lowbush and highbush blueberry has midsized light blue fruit that is extremely fragrant and firm. Mature bush around 4 feet in height and spread. Polaris blueberry requires another blueberry variety as a pollinator. A University of Minnesota selection hardy from Zone 3 to 8. |
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NSHWAUT
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NSGRHOP
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| HOPE SEEDLESS GRAPE (Vitis labrusca) |
| White seedless high yielding variety noted for early ripening. A non-slipskin white seedless American type grape known for soft, fruity flavor and very high yield. Hope Seedless grape fruit isn't prone to cracking and has good resistance to powdery mildew, University of Arkansas introduction. |
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NSGRJOY
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| JOY SEEDLESS GRAPE (Vitis labrusca) |
| Blue seedless non-slipskin American type grape with soft, sweet thin skinned berries that are very flavorful. Joy seedless grape has some resistance to fruit cracking. |
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