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Monday - Thursday
7:30am - 5:30pm

Due to the nature of our
work, the office may be
closed during regular
office hours as our staff are
working in the field or
attending appointments
with landowners.
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Phone: 231-773-0008
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Apple, Cortland ‘Royal Court’(TM)
Highly productive, cold-hardy tree that begins bearing at an early age.
Apples ripen in late-September / early-October with dark red skin and crisp,
white flesh that is juicy and sweetly tart. Flesh resists browning when cut,
making this an ideal choice for fresh eating, cooking, and baking. 12-15’
tall, 10-14’ spread. Grow in full sun.
Plant size: 3/4” caliper  $15 each

Note: Cortland needs another apple variety for pollination (such as
Honeycrisp
(TM), below) and serves as a pollinator for others.

Apple, Honeycrisp(TM)
Large, juicy, super-crisp apple with unbeatable sweetness. Highly
productive, winter-hardy tree is moderately resistant to apple scab and fire
blight. Bright red apples with light yellow striping keep well after picking.
Harvest begins in mid-September. 12-15’ tall, 12-15’ spread. Grow in full
sun.
Plant size: 5/8” caliper  $19 each

Note: Honeycrisp(TM) needs another apple variety for pollination (such as
Cortland, above) and serves as a pollinator for others.

Apricot, Goldcot
Early harvest of medium size freestone fruit in July. Self-pollinating tree is
bacterial spot resistant and winter hardy. Firm orange flesh is sweet and
slightly tangy. Good for fresh use, freezing, canning, or drying. 15’ tall, 20’
spread. Grow in full sun.
Plant size: 3/4” caliper  $15 each

Cherry, Lapins Dark Sweet
A large, firm, crack resistant cherry that ripens in late July. Early blooming,
self-fertile trees are heavy producers and resist late frosts. Rich flavor
perfect for eating fresh, cooking, baking, canning, and freezing. 10-15’ tall,
10-12’ spread. Grow in full sun.
Plant size: 3/4” caliper  $18 each

Peach, Early Redhaven
Abundant early season harvest of bright red fruit with semi-clingstone, firm,
yellow flesh in late July. Self-fertile, bacterial spot resistant, cold hardy tree.
Very juicy, sweet peach recommended for fresh eating, cooking and
baking. 10-15’ tall, 10-15’ spread. Grow in full sun.
Plant size: 3/4” caliper  
$15 each


Also available:

Fruit Orchard Pack
Save 10% over buying each tree separately with the Fruit Orchard Pack.
Includes one each of Cortland ‘Royal Court’
(TM) Apple, Honeycrisp(TM)
Apple, Goldcot Apricot, Lapins Sweet Dark Cherry, and Early Red Haven
Peach.
$73 per pack
Fruit Trees
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