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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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NSPLDAN
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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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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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BKBENCH
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| THE BENCH GRAFTER'S HANDBOOK: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE |
| This is the most comprehensive reference and instructional manual for all aspects of plant grafting. Covers over 2000 species and cultivars of important ornamental, fruit and nut plants. Over 500 color photos and illustrations in 635 pages. $4.25 shipping charge. |
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MSPOTS
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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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NSPEHRED
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| HARDY RED NECTARINE (Amygdalus persica) |
| Red-skinned, freestone, yellow fleshed very flavorful with good texture. Self fruitful. Resistant to bacterial leaf spot and brown rot. Hardy Red nectarine is vigorous and very productive, needs thinning to size up. Canadian origin. Hardy into warmer zone 4 locations. |
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NSAPTRI
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| TRIUMPH APPLE(TM) (Malus domestica) |
| Triumph™ apple is well named for its beautiful bright red fruits with nicely balanced flavor and texture. This University of Minnesota cross between Honeycrisp and Liberty has resistance from two strains of apple scab. Blooms midseason, ripens in early fall. Zone 4. |
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NSBBTAY
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| TAYBERRY (Rubus fruiticosus x R.idaeas) |
| A cross between loganberry and black raspberry. The fragrant, reddish black fruits are much larger than raspberries, with enough tartness to make a good pie or jam. Late summer ripening on prickly canes. Zone 6-9 |
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NSRAPOL
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| POLANA RASPBERRY (Rubus sp.) |
| Highly productive and early ripening everbearing raspberry with its main crop in late July and August in the north until hard frost or incessant rain. Flavorful medium to large red fruit. Polish origin. Zone 3-8 |
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