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Permaculture-based consulting, education and stock for today’s homesteader |
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Esprí and Darren Bender-Beauregard 1668 E CR 100 N Paoli, IN 47454 |
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Phone: 812.723.5259 |
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Apples Pears & Peaches Cherries, Plums & Pawpaws Blackberries & Raspberries Gooseberries, Jostaberries & Currents Grapes & Kiwis Figs, Trifoliate Orange, Osage Orange, & Goumi NEW PLANTS FOR 2010!
Pears: All grafted on Old Home x Farmingdale 333 rootstock, which can be maintained at 14’ tall.
Seckel (Sugar Pear): Highly recommended! An old-fashioned delectable treat in all aspects! Smaller pear (though this is the Worden strain which is a little larger) that is a beautiful russeted reddish color when ripe and just full of sugar! The flavor is a nice spicy cinnamon/nutmeg like flavor, and the flesh is very juicy. Seckels are know n to be very resistant to fireblight and tend to stay smaller as trees than other varieties. Gallon Pots—$16
Harrow Delight: This is a fireblight-resistant pear that has a beautiful form and skin color. The neck is a little more elongated and the blush a bit more deeply red than Bartlett. Otherwise, the flavor and texture are often compared to Bartlett. Gallon Pots—$16
Honeysweet: Similar to Seckel, but larger and less russeted. Buttery smooth flesh with rich sweet flavor. Resistant to fireblight and leaf spot. Gallon Pots—$16
Asian pears: We do not yet have access to enough scionwood to propagate Asian pears in sufficient quantity this year. I may be grafting a few of them, so if you are interested, please contact us as we may have a few for sale. The varieties we are growing are: Chojuro, Korean Giant (Olympic), Koyami, Yoinashi. $16
Peaches: The few peaches we’ll have available for sale this year will be on seedling rootstock which makes a standard size (14-16’) tree. Gallon Pots—$16
Harrow Diamond: An early peach with beautiful red striping over yellow background. Makes very sizeable fruit if properly thinned. Slightly clingstone, as most early peaches are. This variety is more resistant to bacterial spot and brown rot than other peaches. Have not noticed any leaf curl on this one. A more blossom-hardy variety developed at the Harrow Research Station, so you’ll get crops in years that Red Haven will fail. One more good thing about this peach is its half-dollar sized pink blossoms in the spring. Breathtaking! Gallon Pots—$16
Reliance: A popular peach that is known for its frost-hardy buds. Midseason. Not as bright red as Red Haven, but it is freestone and very flavorful. Very productive and has some tolerance to brown rot. Gallon Pots—$16
Redhaven: The standard peach which most folks know by name and ask for! Midseason. Bright red skin, freestone, and exceptionally tasty. Has some resistance to peach diseases. Somewhat frost hardy buds. Gallon Pots—$16
Redskin: Late-season. Nearly all-red skin makes for a beautiful peach! Very bud-hardy. Vigorous grower. Gallon Pots—$16
Seedlings: Try your luck and have a unique peach variety all your own! Unlike apples and pears, peaches have a very good chance of bearing quality fruits from seedling trees. My experience has shown them to bear within 5 years from seed, but this may vary in other conditions. Gallon Pots—$12
Apples Pears & Peaches Cherries, Plums & Pawpaws Blackberries & Raspberries Gooseberries, Jostaberries & Currents Grapes & Kiwis Figs, Trifoliate Orange, Osage Orange, & Goumi NEW PLANTS FOR 2010!
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