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Apple Fuji
Fuji is a large, sweet, crisp, fine textured, and complexly flavoured apple. This vigorous tree produces excellent eating fruit that store very well. A late season apple, Fuji has eating qualities that are similar to Red Delicious. …
$35.00
Apple Granny Smith
A bright green apple with a tangy tart taste. Suitable for eating (if you like tart) and for cooking, resists browning when cut. Suits most climates. Self fertile and a good pollinator for other varieties. Harvest in May with a long picking period. Tip …
$168.00
Apple Initial
An exceptionally good eating, early season red Gala-type apple with high aroma, low acid and high sugar. Very productive, easy to grow and resistant to black spot disease. Spur bearing. …
$168.00
Apple Pacific Rose
Apple Pacific Rose has a clear rose-pink skin. The flesh is firm, crisp and juicy with a rich-sweet taste. Mid-season. Pollinator (include):Peasgood Nonsuch, Hetlina, Initial, Royal Gala & Monty's Surprise. …
$126.47
Apple Topaz
Topaz apples are pale yellow and overlaid nearly completely with a ruby and orange blush, its yellow base coloring peeking out just slightly at its stem. Its skin is also often speckled with faint white lenticels. Its juicy inner flesh is creamy white in …
$31.05
Apricot Sundrop
Apricot Sundrop is an excellent producer with sweet, juicy, yellow fruit with a firm flesh. Partially self fertile, but best planted with Trevatt for cross pollination. …
$126.47
Blackberry Black Satin
This thornless, heat-tolerant blackberry is a prolific producer of deliciously sweet and juicy, deep blue-black berries which can be harvested without getting pricked by thorns! Small, soft pink flowers appear on second year wood, the semi-erect cane …
$19.95
Blackberry True Bliss
Blackberry True Bliss 12cm pot
Blackberry True Bliss produces a juicy, deep red-black berries. Thrives in moist, well-drained soil in part-shade sun. Perfect for eating, bottling or using in desserts. Small, soft flowers appear o …
$17.09
Blueberry Centurion
A Rabbiteye variety. Vigorous and very productive. Produces small-sized, dark blue sweet berries. Fruits from early February to early April. Rabbiteye blueberries benefit from cross-pollination. A cold hardy, easy-care productive plant. Height to 2.5 metr …
$20.25
Blueberry Duke
Is a bushy upright deciduous shrub to 2m tall, with small oval leaves turning red and yellow, and cylindrical creamy-white flowers. …
$16.58
Blueberry Powder Blue
Blueberry Powder Blue a popular rabbiteye selection with light blue, firm fruit with sweet flavour. Ripens later in summer. Vigorous and upright grower. Best crops pollinated with another rabbiteye varitety. Needs an acid soil and a long growing season. …
$20.25
Blueberry Rahi
Harvest early to late November, ideal for upper North Island. Strong upright growth. Heavy frosts could cause flower damage so best in a sheltered position. Produces small, firm berries with excellent flavour. …
$22.42
Blueberry Tifblue
Being the most cold-hardy variety, Tifblue (Rabbiteye family) produces a heavy crop of small to medium fruits. Needs well-drained soil to thrive. Can be trimmed as a hedge. Self-fertile, evergreen. Harvest from January until …
$20.25
Boysenberry Mapua
Harvest throughout December, January, and February. Large purple-black fruit with outstanding flavour! …
$21.85
Boysenberry Tasman
A stable, mostly spineless selection which crops well. Berry size is medium - large. Slightly earlier fruiting. …
$16.50
Cherry Stella
A heavy and regular bearer of large dark red fruit of heart shape. Firm light red fleshed fruit glistens in time for Christmas picking. Tree is smaller growing (3m) and hardy. …
$61.87
Cranberry Bergman
Cranberry Bergman
Cranberry Bergman produces medium-sized juicy, red fruits. During spring, small pale pink blossoms give a good contrast to this trailing evergreen. Self-fertile. …
$17.09
Cranberry Crowley
Grows wild in cool boggy areas over major areas in the Northern Hemisphere. The cranberries can be used in juices, relish, sauces, stuffings, jellies and muffins. The health benefits of eating cranberries or drinking the juice has been long appreciat …
$16.58
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