Dwarf Fruit Trees
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Golden raspberry – one plant
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Golden raspberry is a new variety for us this year, due to limited quantities, we are limiting them to one plant per customer - they have a unique flavour, with hints of apricot, firm, juicy and sweet, cold hardy, heat tolerant, disease resistant
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Fuyu semi dwarf persimmon
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Fuyu semi dwarf persimmon grows to a smaller than standard persimmon tree, reaching maybe 3 metres rather than the usual five metres. Easy to keep pruned to smaller height if required. Large, slightly flattened fruits, dark orange – red coloured skin, non astringent fruits are good and edible when still hard and crisp, but then gains even more flavour as it softens to a soft jam like texture – ripens late in season, about the middle of May, and stores well, does well in cold or hot climate, hardy tree, practically pest free, only needs 250 hours winter chilling so will suit subtropics as well as temperate areas
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Dwarf Anzac peach
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Dwarf peach tree, growing to 2 metres high, white fleshed peach, the Anzac peach, ripens early - mid season, red skin on cream and green background, the flesh is lovely and soft, with more of a greener white colour, juicy, and excellent flavour Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Dwarf Sundowner nectarine
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Dwarf nectarine Sundowner is an early ripening freestone nectarine, setting very heavy crops of well flavoured, attractive fruits, yellow fleshed, popular in N.S.W. and northern areas for its low chill hour requirement, 2 metres high at full maturity, easily manageable backyard tree Ripens: January Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Dwarf Flavourtop nectarine
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The Flavourtop nectarine is a good yellow fleshed freestone nectarine, plenty of red blush, attractive appearance, fruit well liked by many people, cropping mid season, excellent flavour, we offer it grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock to make a manageable 2 metre - 2.5 metre tree - easy to care for, and great for small backyards Ripens: late Jan/Feb Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Kentish cherry
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The Kentish cherry is a lovely old cooking cherry coming in much earlier than other cherries. Quite edible fresh, the fruit are a pale red colour and are used for making jam and preserving, tree shows some drought tolerance and seems hardy, growing to semi dwarf size 2.5 - 3 metres, the Kentish cherry is a pretty tree, they were selected by the planners to be distributed for planting around Canberra as an ornamental, when establishing the new city. Ripens: November
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Dutch medlar
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Dutch medlar has large fruits, and the tree has a spreading habit, slightly weeping form, with unusual crooked arrangement of branches, grown for ornamental form and pretty white flowers as much as for fruit, semi dwarfing tree grows to three metres or less
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Dwarf Michelin cider apple
Dwarf Michelin cider apple has a late harvest, originating in France, fruit small to medium, greenish yellow, tree upright, good pollinator, makes a bittersweet cider. Ripens: March Pollinate with: Self fertile Type: Bittersweet
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Dwarf Damson plum
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Dwarf plum tree, two metre high version of the damson plum, these plums are once again having a resurgence of popularity amongst gourmets, who prize them for their high quality when cooked, the Damson plum makes fine sauces and jams, and great meat accompaniments, a small sized plum, hardy trees bear late ripening fruits, has some self fertility, so sets a fair crop on its own. Ripens: March Pollinate with: Self fertile
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Dwarf D’Agen prune plum
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Dwarf D'Agen French prune plum is a dwarf two metre plum tree, it is the classic granddaddy of the prune plums, rich and sweet, purple skin with yellow flesh, wonderful fresh eating, and can also be dried on the tree or picked off and sat on a plate to dry to a prune, best pollinator for Green Gage, offered on dwarfing rootstock. Ripens: February Pollinate with: Coe's Golden Drop, Green Gage
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Dwarf King Billy plum
Dwarf King Billy plum is offered for the first time this year as a properly dwarfing two metre tree, dwarf King Billy bears larger sized plums with dark purple skin and heavy bloom, sweet juicy yellow flesh, clingstone, best pollinator for Angelina plum Ripens: Jan/Feb
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Dwarf Angelina plum
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Dwarf Angelina plum is offered for the first time this year - it is a genuinely dwarfed two metre plum tree, grafted to the mid season ripening plum that seems to appeal to nearly everyone, white bloom on purple skin, rich yellow flesh, prized for eating fresh, also for liqueur making due to its high sugar content. Ripens: February Pollinate with: King Billy, D'Agen, Coe's Golden Drop
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Dwarf Stella cherry
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The Dwarf Stella cherry grows to only two metres in height and width, often grown in potted situation, has large, dark red fruit, it is a heavy cropper, a most popular backyard tree of the last few decades, also a very good pollinator for other varieties Ripens: Early December Pollinate with: Self fertile Chill hours: 400-500 hours
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Pineapple quince
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The Pineapple quince is a very old variety, vigorous growing tree, extra large leaves, fruit harvests late and has very nice flavour with a pineapple like aroma, useful baking, jams, and makes a terrific quince jelly, profuse ornamental bloom
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Angers French quince
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Angers French quince is a French type, with smaller leaves, and a more dwarfed tree overall (grows to about 2 metres), smaller fruits with flesh a little harder than other varieties but cooks down very nicely, seems to keep longer than most of the others, sets a heavier crop with cross pollination from another variety.
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Smyrna quince
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Smyrna Quince is originally from Smyrna in Turkey, a very good bearer, very large yellow aromatic fruit, flesh relatively tender, very showy blooms, ripens late in the season