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| BROOKRED PLUM (Prunus salicina) |
| The Brookred Plum is a dark red, medium-sized fruit. Plums are good fresh and can be made into jam, wine or juice. Grafted on hardy Mustang rootstock. Zone 3-7. |
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| THE BEAST (TM) HAZELNUT (Corylus avellana x americana) |
| Newly released variety from New Jersey with resistance to multiple strains of Easter Filbert Blight. The Beast Hazelnut is a very vigorous selection, high yielding of good quality round nuts for the kernel market. Hardy variety best suited to Eastern and Midwestern states. Cross pollinates with Grand Traverse Hazelnut. Zone 5-8 |
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| GRAND TRAVERSE HAZELNUT (Corylus avellana x Colurna) |
| Grand Traverse hazelnut is a widely adapted, hardy, Michigan selection considered a near universal pollinator variety. Good sized, relatively thin shelled, flavorful nuts with clear kernels. Very tolerant of multiple strains of Eastern Filbert Blight disease. Zone 5-8 |
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| GROWING FIGS IN COLD CLIMATES (By Lee Reich) |
| By Lee Reich. This colorfully illustrated resource is the definitive book on growing figs just about anywhere, adapting this tender tree to locations not normally suited to fig culture. Growing Figs in Cold Climates has information on pruning, varieties, harvest, preservation and potential Pests. $4.25 shipping. |
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| PAWPAWS (by Blake Cothron) |
| by Blake Cothron. The Paw Paws book is a complete growing and marketing guide of America's largest native fruit. Covers botany, history, organic pest and disease control, with harvesting, marketing, processing, recipes and comprehensive cultivar descriptions. A great resource for backyard and commercial growers. Well-illustrated. $4.25 shipping. |
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| COLD HARDY FRUITS AND NUTS |
| Lots of research and growing information on 50 of the more obscure food bearing woody plats for the north. Focus is on varieties with little if any disease and pest issues. Over 200 color photos and 370 pages. $4.25 shipping charge. |
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| HARCOT APRICOT (Armeniaca vulgaris) |
| Very flavorful and sweet, juicy variety with good sized fruit, ripens in midsummer. Harcot Apricot is disease resistance to perennial canker and brown rot. A hardy, late blooming variety selected in Canada. Self-fertile. Zone 4-9 |
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| DAPPLE DANDY PLUOT (Prunus x armenicaca) |
| Plum-apricot cross with wonderful flavor. Dapple Dandy Pluot is a red fleshed freestone fruit with yellow/green skin with red dapples. Pollinates with Japanese plums. Zone 5-10 |
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| BENI SHOGUN FUJI APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Fuji is a very late ripening apple. Beni Shogun Fuji apple ripens nearly a month earlier with the same crisp, sweet flavor expected of Fuji. A very good keeper. Zone 5-9. |
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NSAPMON
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| MONTY'S SURPRISE APPLE ™ (Malus domestica) |
| Exclusive - Recently released into the United States by Burnt Ridge Nursery. Monty's Surprise™ apple has very large, attractive fruits that are juicy and flavorful with a citrus like after taste. The flesh has extraordinary amounts of phytonutrients, and the skin has the highest levels of beneficial flavonoids of any apple. Monty's Surprise™ apples have demonstrated an ability to suppress the growth of colon cancer cells better than any other apple variety, according to a study by the French National Institute for Health and Medical Research. Price includes $1.00 royalty fee. |
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BKHOMESCALE
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| THE HOME-SCALE FOREST GARDEN |
| Written by Dani Baker. How to plan, plant, and tend a resilient edible landscape. Large format, over 200 color photographs, 320 pages. $4.25 shipping charge. |
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BKMINI
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| MINI-FOREST REVOLUTION |
| Using the Miyawaki method to rapidly rewild the world. A new approach to planting trees to help mitigate the climate crisis that can be implemented by communities or families. 205 pages. |
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