5th Berry Magic

9th berry magic

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Akebia

Akebia

Akebia quinata cholate vine Korean banana

Akebia quinata cholate vine Korean banana

All in One

The thirty magic plant gathered by Thanos

Almond, Flowering

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Apricot

Fruits from an established tree, variety unknown, but is a traditional, old-fashioned type. Super productive and delicious fruits, with production of edible fruits over a 3-week period, peaking in mid-July.

Arthur

green almond, test test

Black Butte

I love this yummy food. I want to plant these each year!

Black Magic

Blake's Pride

Scion wood. Please order during dormant season, be ready to graft when received. European pear. Excellent fresh pear, also good baked or canned, and stores well. Medium to heavy yielder. Medium-sized, a bit squat, yellow-green to golden skin with 20-30% russet. Flesh is off-white, texture is moderately fine, juicy, smooth & buttery. Grit cells are moderately small. Flavor is subacid and aromatic. The fruit will store in air storage for at least 3 months without core breakdown or superficial scald. Exceptional disease resistance to fireblight. Resistant to pear scab. Slightly susceptible to powdery mildew, although I saw none on my tree over several years even when squash, zinnias, and chard had quite a bit. Strong, vigorous, fast grower. Self infertile; requires a pollenizer such as Bartlett, Harrow Delight or Warren, bloom group 3. Zones 5-9. 800 chill hours. Harvest last two weeks of August, 10-14 days after Bartlett. USDA 1999 introduction. Parentage: US 446 x US 505

Blenheim Orange

Old English apple first known around 1740 and still widely grown. Tree produces large apples (I measured one that was 13” in circumference) that ripen around September 20th in Southeastern Wisconsin.

Bonnie Best

Large apple with pale red striping. Flesh is a creamy color,crunchy, tender, juicy and slightly tart. Keeps well in storage but bruises easily. Thought to be a cross of Wolf River and Secor. Originated in Cooksville, Wi.