Fruit & Nut Selection 2020

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ALMOND Most almonds are self-fertile and do not require a cross pollinator. All In One – Number one for home orchards. Heavy crops of soft-shell nuts with sweet, flavourful kernels. Hot summer required to ripen. A five-metre tree, very winter and frost hardy. Self-fertile. Available SI Garden Prince – A delightfully compact-growing tree that is both very ornamental and fruitfully productive. It commences fruiting from a young age and has very heavy crops. Grows to approximately 3m tall and 2.5m wide and is self-fertile. Available All Stores IXL – Producing large oval nuts that have a sweet flavour. The tree has a neat upright habit and is a great producer. Partially Self-fertile. Pollinate with Monovale. Available CB Monovale – Produces hard-shell nuts with good flavour. Due to their strong flavour this variety can be used for Marzipan. A heavy cropper and good pollinator. Disease hardy variety. Vigorous grower, self-fertile. Available SI APPLE In most areas apples are often pollinated by other apples or crabapples close by. If unsure, you will need to plant two varieties that cross pollinate. Please see in-store details. • M9 – Dwarf fruit tree growing to 3m. Suits well drained, fertile soils. Not suitable for heavy clay soils. • MM102 – Similar to MM106 but performs better in wetter sites. • MM106 – Semi dwarf fruit tree growing to 4.5m. Good for most soils except poor-draining sites. • M26 – Proven industry work horse. Recommended for high density plantings on all sites except poorly drained soils. Single Apples Apple Baujade M26 – French Granny Smith–type apple ripening late in the season. Medium sized, sweet and aromatic. Well suited to warmer areas. Available SI Ballarat M102 – Ballarat is a heritage Apple which bears large apples that are ripe towards the end of April. The fruit are green with a red blush and the cream flesh is lovely and juicy. A great apple for cooking - it stores very well too. Available CB Ballerina Bolero – Attractive white tinged pink spring blossom, followed by shiny green eating apples with a golden blush. This spur bearing variety ripens mid season. Available SI Ballerina Polka – Medium-size round fruit with green skin. A red blush develops in areas exposed to the sun. The flesh is crisp and juicy with a very good flavour. Matures mid-season. Available All Stores Ballerina Waltz – Medium to large round-conical fruit with a solid red skin on exposed areas. Crisp and juicy with a slight tang. Suitable for fresh fruit, drying and cooking. Matures mid-season. Available All Stores Blush Babe 60cm Standard – Growing to just two metres tall with a mop-head habit, this dwarf apple variety produces delicious full-size crispy red fruit. Good natural disease resistance means little spraying is required, and little or no pruning is needed. Self-fertile. Available All Stores Braeburn M26, MM102 or MM106 – Braeburn apples have a unique combination of sweet and tart flavour and are medium to large in size. They are a popular fruit for growers because of their ability to store well when chilled. Available All Stores Coxs Orange Pippin M26, MM102 or MM106 – One of the finest apples ever grown. Rich aromatic nutty-flavoured flesh makes this older variety still a hugely popular apple. Early to mid-season. Available SI 2 SI – South Island, PN – Palmerston North, HN – Havelock North, N – Napier, CB – Cambridge
Fuji M26 or MM102 – Super sweet, super juicy, super crisp Japanese apple. Stores very well for several months. Colour ranges from light green-yellow with a small amount of red, to fully red. Available SI – M26, Available CB – MM102 Golden Delicious MM106 – World famous apple with great taste, texture, aroma and appearance. Honey flavoured, very sweet especially when tree ripened. Heavy and regular producer in late season. Available SI Granny Smith MM102 or MM106 – Aussie classic with large green fruit with white tart crisp and juicy flesh. Well balanced flavour. Late and long picking season. Excellent keeper. Regular bearer that suits most climates. Available All Stores Harold Red Delicious MM102 – This is a NZ selection of the popular ‘Red Delicious’. The skin is a very deep red colour and the aromatic, juicy flesh is coloured cream. Ripens in autumn. Available CB Hetlina MM106 – Reliable crops of medium-size firm and crisp red fruit that are good eating. Early season apple on high-health tree. Available SI Initial M26 or MM106 – An exceptionally good eating red coloured apple, with high aroma, low acid and high sugar. Easy to grow and tolerant to a large range of apple diseases and pests. Early fruiting. Available SI Lady in Red (Pink Lady) M26 or MM102 – ‘Lady in Red’ tree bears fruit that is pink-red blushed with pure white flesh and is capable of producing fruit that meets the high quality standards of PINK LADY® apples, one of the world’s most popular varieties. Fruit from this ‘Lady in Red’ tree has a flavour balanced between tartness and sweetness, with a crisp texture and sensational aroma. Available All Stores Monty’s Surprise M26 or MM102 – Crisp, good eating, late-ripening apple that also cooks well. Fruit can be very large on a vigorous, highhealth tree. Fruit is shiny red over light green background. Available All Stores Pacific Rose M26, MM102 or MM106 – This pink-skinned pleaser is firm and juicy, with a rich sweet flavour that won’t disappoint. This New Zealand variety has distinctive, clear rose-pink skin. The flesh is firm, crisp and juicy with a rich sweet taste. A Gala and Splendour cross, this apple reaches maturity mid-season. Available All Stores Peasgood’s Nonsuch M26 – Juicy fresh-eating apple with large regular shape. Cooks to a sweet delicately flavoured puree but also great baked or used in salads. Good regular cropper and reasonably disease-resistant tree. Available SI Red Gravenstein MM102 – Heritage Apple. An early season apple that ripens in summer. The fruit are striped and are medium to large. The flesh is very crisp and juicy with a ‘zingy’ flavour, eat fresh or use for cooking. Available PN Royal Gala M9, M26, MM102 or MM106 – This NZ-bred apple now surpasses Cox Orange as Britain‘s most popular eating apple. Creamy, fine textured, crisp, sweet and juicy flesh. Regarded as one of the world’s finest apples. Matures in February. Available All Stores. Splendour M26 or MM102 – Beautiful, large and blocky, carmine-red apples with creamy, very crisp flesh. Sweet and very low acid. Ripens late and hangs on the tree well. Fabulous winter keeper. Available All Stores Sturmer MM106 – Clear white flesh with blush bronze over green skin. Excellent cooking and dessert quality apple. Mid to late-season variety that is partially self-fertile. Heavier crops are produced when pollinated by another variety of apple such as Cox’s Orange Pippin, Discovery, Granny Smith, Jonathan, Kidd’s Orange Red and Scarlet Nonpareil. Available SI www.oderings.co.nz 3
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