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| GOLDEN CURLS WEEPING WILLOW (Salix matsudana) |
| Twisted, spiraling branches in all directions, with young stems displaying weeping form. Only curly cultivar that weeps. Interesting winter effect and vivid golden orange branches can be cut to use in floral arrangements or baskets. Great landscaping affect if planted behind a pond where its reflection can be observed in the water. Produces yellow catkins after the leaves emerge that attract bees. Fast growing when young. Curls Golden Weeping Willow can be maintained as a shrub or grown as a tree, becoming 30 ft. or more tall. Hardy to -20°F. Zones 5-9. |
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| BENTON CHERRY (Prunus avium) |
| Fruit quality is like Bing, but with a larger fruit and is more rain crack resistant. Unlike Bing, is self-fruitful and a suitable pollinator for Sam, Gold, and Regina. $1.00 patent. |
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| ROYAL RED HONEYCRISP APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Same crisp sweet flavor as the original Honeycrisp, but with brighter color and better keeping quality. $1.00 patent. Large red fruits are crisp, juicy and sweet. Great keeper. Moderate disease resistance. Honeycrisp apples originated in Minnesota. Zone 3-8. |
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| REGINA CHERRY (Prunus avium) |
| Large, firm dark red fruits are very crack resistant and late ripening. Regina Cherry's late bloom time in spring help it to escape a late frost. Needs another late bloomer like Sam, Benton, or Gold to pollinate. |
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| YODER SHAGBARK HICKORY (Carya ovata) |
| High yielding selection from Ohio. For a hickory, the Yoder Shagbark Hickory is relatively easy cracking and quick to bear. Exceptionally fine flavor. |
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NSCRCOMB
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| 4 WAY COMBINATION PLUM (Prunus mume) |
| Combination of Stanley, Santa Rosa, Blue Damson, Shiro or Burbank on semi-dwarf Mariona 26-25 rootstock, large size. For Market or Pick up only. |
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