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Fruit & Nut Selection 2020

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Thumbelina Mini Apple Candy Crunch – A new variety with bitesized<br />

apples. The fruit is ripe after the leaves have fallen in autumn,<br />

usually in May in most regions. Sweet, crisp and juicy fruit with bright<br />

red skin. Pretty white and pink spring blossoms. Growing to just 2m tall.<br />

Available All Stores<br />

Double-Grafted Apples<br />

Double Delicious (Red and Golden Delicious) – Superb in spectacle<br />

and great eating, has both the golden and the red Delicious varieties.<br />

Available All Stores<br />

Royal Gala/Braeburn – Two hugely popular varieties that are<br />

excellent keepers when stored. Available All Stores<br />

APRICOT<br />

Most apricots are self-fertile; however, they will fruit more heavily and<br />

regularly if cross pollinated.<br />

Aprigold – Bears full-size, early season, highly coloured, tangy and<br />

flavoursome fruit. Grows to only 1.8m. Well suited to warmer areas of<br />

NZ. Self-Fertile. Available All Stores<br />

Castlebrite – A semi-sweet apricot, which is medium in size, reliable<br />

and early fruiting with firm, bright orange fruit with a slight red blush.<br />

Available PN<br />

Cluthagold – A cross between Sundrop and Moorpark. Cluthagold<br />

is a large, oval apricot with very good eating quality. Flesh is firm but<br />

melting, with very good flavour. Skin is orange with a lovely red blush.<br />

Available SI<br />

Fitzroy – Bred in Taranaki this Apricot has consistent crops of<br />

medium sized golden fruit that ripen around February. The fruit are<br />

sweet and juicy, and the tree is self-fertile. Happiest in the sun with<br />

good drainage. Prune after harvesting. Available HN, PN<br />

Garden Annie – Garden Annie is an early season fruiting variety, with<br />

good sized bright yellow fruit that are firm and juicy as well as being<br />

semi-freestone. A highly ornamental tree that is semi-dwarf, so is well<br />

suited to home gardens especially in the warmer areas of the country.<br />

Available All Stores<br />

Goldrich – Firm, deep-orange flesh is excellent for home preserving<br />

and eating. Best with a pollinator. Ripens late January and grows to<br />

approx. 3m high within 5 years but matures to 5m tall. Available CB<br />

Katy Cot – Large, all-purpose, flavourful, freestone apricot well suited<br />

to warm winter climates. Tree ripened fruit are incredibly good for<br />

eating and also make excellent jam. Early harvest. Self-fertile. Semidwarf,<br />

to 4m. Available SI<br />

Moorpark – Superb flavour, medium to large juicy, soft fruit. Midseason<br />

variety best suited for cooler climates. Eating, bottling or<br />

drying. Self-fertile Available All Stores<br />

Royal Rosa – Very early, freestone selection with tasty firm gold<br />

flesh and yellow skin with a red blush. Self-fertile. Relatively disease<br />

resistant, low-chill selection recommended for home gardens<br />

throughout the country. Available All Stores<br />

Sundrop – Excellent cropper with sweet and juicy yellow fruit with firm<br />

flesh over long season. Partially self-fertile but best planted with Trevatt<br />

for cross pollination. Suitable for many regions. Available All Stores<br />

Tomcot – A large, almost peach-sized fruit with a strong red blush<br />

over the orange skin. Freestone fruit with an intense flavour.<br />

A compact tree. Available SI, PN<br />

Trevatt – Large sweet, juicy, golden-yellow fruit. Mid to late season.<br />

Eating or bottling. Recommended for most areas. Pollinate with<br />

Sundrop. Available All Stores<br />

4 SI – South Island, PN – Palmerston North, HN – Havelock North,<br />

N – Napier, CB – Cambridge

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