Looking to grow your own apricot, nectarine or peach tree, or two?
Check out some of the many varieties we have to offer....
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Apricot ‘Harglow’
Newer, promising apricot variety. Medium to large fruit with attractive orange coloring. Very good for fresh eating. Great disease resistance. Ripens mid to late season & is available in Dwarf size (15'-18').
Photo courtesy of Biringer Nursery
Apricot ‘Puget Gold’
Large, elongated fruit with orange skin, orange flesh with very good flavor. Ripens mid to late season, is self-pollinating & comes in Dwarf size (15’-18').
Photo courtesy of Biringer Nursery
Nectarine ‘Hardy Red’
A beautiful tree that produces red fruit ready for mid season picking. A great variety for the PNW, the fruit has excellent flavor and is ideal for fresh eating. Ripens mid August & is available in Dwarf size (15'-18').
Peach ‘Frost’
Medium to large sized fruit with yellow flesh. A freestone fruit with great quality & a heavy producer. Leaf curl resistant. Ripens mid August & is available in Dwarf size (15'-18'). Self-pollinating.
Photo courtesy of Biringer Nursery
Peach ‘Nanaimo’
Medium to large sized fruit with yellow flesh. Great quality & a heavy producer. Leaf curl resistant. Ripens mid August & is available in Dwarf size (15'-18'). Self-pollinating.
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