Post Trees around Australia
Luisa is a newly released self-fertile, yellow fleshed plum, exceptionally sweet and juicy,- Out of stock
Mystery apricot originates in the Riverland area of South Australia - Out of stockFlemish Beauty pear was originally known as Fondante de Boise or Sweetmeat of the Woods, this pear came out of Belgium in the early 1800s.
- Out of stockSpicezee truly tastes like a delicious cross of a plum and a nectarine. This 'nectaplum' is a great choice for the home gardener - it is slightly acidic and loaded with sugar
- Out of stockDwarf cherry - Black Cherree will grow to approximately 2 metres in height at maturity, and yields good crops of dark coloured, excellent flavoured cherries. Can be grown in a pot or in the ground, great space saver, excellent for small backyards, or for easy netting, picking pruning etc. Comes into fruit production a number of years earlier than standard larger cherry trees
- Dwarf pear Red D'Anjou is a red skinned pear, very popular now, great flavour late ripener, crisp and sweet
- Dwarf Marie Louise D'Uccle pear is a fine fleshed pear, buttery, melting, very juicy
- Out of stockSir Don Cherry is one of the latest cherries to come out in Australia. it has large heart shaped fruit, dark red to black skin and firm sweet red flesh.semi upright habit, producing good crops
- Bonza was a chance seedling found in Batlow and introduced in the 1950s. The Bonza variety has a green/cream background colour under a red blush. The variety is characterised by a very white firm flesh with a sweet flavour, and is particularly good for cutting and in salads as it tends to keep its colour after being cut. It is a good pollinator for Delicious and Red Delicious. Application: Eating, salads, drying. Harvest: March-Aprll.
- Compact, columnar tree. A late dessert apple with a crisp texture. Skin colour is flushed red over a green ground cover. Crisp and juicy. Excellent flavour with a slight tang. White spring flowers, with splashes of pale pink. . Matures mid to late March, grows to 600 mm wide, and 3.5 metres high.
- Round conical shape. Skin is yellow-green with some russeting. Musky sweet flavour. Fine grained, buttery flesh. Best consumed fresh in salads. Standard trees can reach over seven meters in height. Bella Lucrative pears were bred in Belgium in the early 1800s.
- Out of stockNamed after the National British Pear Conference held in 1885. Conference pears are best suited for both raw and cooked applications such as baking, roasting, and poaching. Heavy cropper, skin partially covered in golden-green russet, excellent flavour. Tolerant of frost and strong grower. Effectively Self Fertile, however nearby pollination partners will help cropping - try Doyenne du Comice or Williams.
- Out of stockRed skinned pear, very popular now, great flavour late ripener, crisp and sweet
- Out of stockPowells Prize quince
