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BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Castanea 1005 (Chestnut) Castanea 1005 (Chestnut) 1/1 Castanea 1005 (Chestnut) Nuts Other Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Castanea 1005 (Chestnut) nut trees have always been popular with the keen orchardist but you do need quite a bit of space for them. Medium to large, high quality, sweet nuts of small-medium size fall free of their prickly 'burr' at the end of Summer. Very heavy crops on mature self-fertile trees. Grafted, fruits when 3-5 years old. The tree is very vigorous and grows large. It is a good pollinator for variety 1015.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Navaho (Blackberry) Other Berries Navaho (Blackberry) Navaho (Blackberry) 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar, Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: ​ Navaho blackberry is a deciduous, upright, thornless, non-suckering blackberry. It produces juicy, sweet medium sized blackberries cultivar, with excellent flavour. Excellent for eating or preserving.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Star Ruby Grapefruit Star Ruby Star Ruby 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true true Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ The darkest of the red grapefruit, Star Ruby produces abundant crops of juicy, red-fleshed pleasant flavoured fruit with yellow skin. Plant in a sheltered, sunny position. Fruit holds well on tree. Ripens August-November. Note: intensity of red flesh will be less in cooler climates.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Walnut Lara (Juglans Regia Lara) Walnut Lara (Juglans Regia Lara) 1/1 Walnut Lara (Juglans Regia Lara) Walnut Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a, Pollinators: ​ The french Walnut Lara is a spur-bearing variety and slightly more compact than others, although it will grow large. This decidious early-bearing walnut produces excellent quality nuts with a unique creamy flavour. A grafted tree, producing crops earlier than seedlings. Be especially careful not to over-water these, they hate wet feet! Cold and frost tolerant the Walnut Lara is very hardy.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Black Amber Black Amber 1/1 Black Amber Plum Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Feb, Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ true Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a Pollinators: Santa Rosa Black Amber produces flat, round, medium-large fruit with purple-black skin. Flesh is pale-cream with a red stain from the skin, increasing as the fruit ripens. Firm, juicy and with good flavour, this variety is self-fertile but a pollinator such as ‘Santa Rosa’ will improve fruit set. Clingstone variety and stores well.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Five Crown Five Crown 1/1 Five Crown Apple Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ true Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: UNKNOWN Five Crown is an ancient heritage variety, originating in the UK around 1580. It is a pretty cooking apple that is green to gold, flat with five large ribs at the base and medium sized. It is tart with sweetness and cooks in slices. It is mid-season and stores well.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Tropicana Tropicana 1/1 Tropicana Apple Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Unknown Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: UNKNOWN Tropicana originated in NZ in the 20th century. It produces large apples with sweet, mild and "tropical” flavour when ripe. It has an attractive dark red skin. It flesh is white but can be red flushed or even orange when ripe. This was found growing in New Zealand by a fruit enthusiast.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Antoinette Antoinette 1/1 Antoinette Feijoa Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr, May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ Antoinette is known best for it's large, sweet, mildly aromatic fruit. Not overly vigorous but a strong grower, Antoinette is has a semi-upright growth habit, growing to small to medium sized. Eventually will reach a height and width of around 4m. Pollinated by Thrushes and Blackbirds, this variety is self-infertile and will produce as long as there are other varieties of Feijoa close-by.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Mexican Key Mexican Key 1/1 Mexican Key Lime Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ The Mexican lime is best known as the main flavouring ingredient for Key Lime pie (as in the Florida Keys). Lime is excellent for cooking as they are very tart/bitter Limes. Lime has easy peel with thin skin. Fruit is small, strongly flavoured and turns yellow when ripe (can be picked green), it can be picked all year round but the main harvest season will occur during summer. Tree has a compact habit and is frost tender. Sometimes referred to as West Indian Lime or Bartender's Lime.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Ruby Queen Ruby Queen 1/1 Ruby Queen Plum Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: Santa Rosa Highly productive variety with dark red/black skin and firm red flesh. Fruit is sweet and juicy. Good disease resistance so this variety is great for organic growing and for humid conditions. Late ripening. EXCLUSIVELY GROWN BY WAIMEA NURSERIES

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Burton Burton 1/1 Burton Cherimoya Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Aug, Sep Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ Burton cherimoya's are known for the excellent taste, however they are moderately seedy. A vigorous, fast growing tree.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Sultan Sultan 1/1 Sultan Plum Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Feb Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b, Pollinators: Burbank, Santa Rosa, Elephant Heart, Omega A mid-season deep red plum that is soft and juicy and of good flavour. Medium to large fruit is produced on the semi-dwarf tree, it is a reliable cropper and is partially self-fertile, but will produce better with a pollinator.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Kusale Kusale 1/1 Kusale Lime Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ The Kusale lime is a year round cropper, with it's main crop during summer. It is very acidic and astringent. It is moderately cold resistant.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Reinette du Canada Reinette du Canada 1/1 Reinette du Canada Apple Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr, May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ true Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Reinette du Canada is a triploid, heritage variety originating in France from around 1771. Ripening very late in the season, and storing exceptionally well makes it a good season extending apple. The dull green-gold skin is often russeted with prominent lenticels (spots) and a flattish lobed shape. The creamy white flesh is firm, juicy, and tart to sweet/tart with a spicy flavour. Well known as a superb dessert apple, it will cook to a stiff puree.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Mary Rose Apple Mary Rose Mary Rose 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Feb Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: UNKNOWN Mary Rose is a New Zealand variety from the 20th century. A very pretty, bright red apple with a flat shape. It is sweet, crisp and juicy. This is an Ingrid Marie seedling--the best from seedlings raised by a Dane using pips he brought from his homeland in the last century. It is early mid-season.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Green's Special Peach Green's Special Green's Special 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 7a,7b,8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: ​ Green's Special Seedling Peach is a large, freestone, yellow fleshed variety that has a red tinge when ripe. Originally given to Koanga by Maureen Green. A quite late variety of peach, being ripe in late March

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Apollo Apollo 1/1 Apollo Feijoa Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: Unique, All other Feijoas Apollo produces medium to large fruit with excellent flavor. This early-season variety is partially self-fertile and exhibits vigorous, upright growth.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Toro (NH) Blueberry Toro (NH) Toro (NH) 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Nov, Dec Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Toro is a northern highbush variety that fruits in large clusters on a bush plant similar to Nui. It is expected to be a typical or suitable replacement for Jersey. It is a heavy cropper, producing large sized medium mid-blue fruit and is considered to have a better flavour than Bluecrop.ype: Northern highbush It is a high chill variety, best suited for all districts south of Waikato. Planting is recommended at 1 metre per plant to maximise production on mineral soils

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Winter Banana Apple Winter Banana Winter Banana 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: ​ Winter Banana is a highly attractive heritage variety. The fruit is bright yellow and blushes with a rosy pink. It has crisp, tangy, and juicy flesh that is highly aromatic with a mild, banana-like flavour. This apple cooks well and is great for juicing and eating as well. Fruit ripens late in the season. Partially self fertile.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Fuerte Avocado Fuerte Fuerte 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Aug, Sep, Oct, Self-fertile: Good Keeper: false ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: AVOCADO - TYPE A Fuerte has a high cold tolerance for an avocado, making it somewhat more suitable for those in marginal climates. The fruit is a medium sized, with a green leathery skin, easy to peel. Creamy flesh of mild and rich flavour. The skin ripens green. Fruit size is from 250grms to 450grms. Light yellow/green 'B' type flowers appear in abundance on the end of the branches in spring. Grows to around 6m x 4m in a huge spreading habit.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Wakapiro Gold Wakapiro Gold 1/1 Wakapiro Gold Plum Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: ​ Wakapiro Gold plum (Japanese plum). A plum with gold skin, gold flesh, sweet and juicy and early mid-season. This is the spelling I acquired it with but it may be the same as the Whakapirau Gold plum. Pollination is a Japanese or cherry plum.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Seckel Seckel 1/1 Seckel Pear Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: Packham's Triumph, Winter Nelis, Hosui, Nijiseiki Small gourmet pear. Exceptional flavour with creamy white, sweet juicy flesh. Ideal for home gardens. Partially self fertile. Fireblight resistant.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Sturmer Pippin Apple Sturmer Pippin Sturmer Pippin 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true true Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: MID-LATE Sturmer Pippin originated in the United Kingdom around 1800. An old fashioned apple with orange blush on green/bronze skin. It's medium sized fruit are with acidic, aromatic, sweet and juicy. A versatile apple it makes excellent cider and is great cooked, juiced or eaten fresh (sweeter when tree ripened). The fruit is very high in Vitamin C. Compact tree with low vigour meaning it needs little pruning. It is a good long keeper and will store well until Spring in your fridge.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Burgess Scarlet Burgess Scarlet 1/1 Burgess Scarlet Mandarin Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Add to Wishlist Important Information: Harvest Months: Jun, Jul, Aug Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ Burgess Scarlet is a medium sized, easy peel, rich flavoured, aromatic mandarin. It tends to crop heavily every 2nd year. Can be fairly vigorous in habit, but attractively bushy. Can be well suited to being grown in a container and prefers a warm sunny position and regular watering.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Kawano Mandarin Kawano Kawano 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: May, Jun Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ A cold tolerant mandarin variety, the Kawano is a heavy cropper of easy peel, seedless fruit. Fruit tends to be small and flat, juicy and flavourful.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Arhart Feijoa Arhart Arhart 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr, May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ This is a fantastic Feijoa to start with especially for children; the super juicy fruit has a nice mild flavour. Semi self fertile, for good crops pollinate with Feijoa Unique. Harvest in autumn. Position in full sun with free draining soil. Use as a specimen tree, trim as a screen or hedge, fruiting plant. Will tolerate coastal conditions. Evergreen. Hardy. 3m x 3m.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Wiki Tu™ Feijoa Wiki Tu™ Wiki Tu™ 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ TRUE Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: Unique, All other Feijoas Huge fruit on a dwarf growing (2.5m), easily managed and slow growing tree. Sweet and meaty fruit with firm texture and good keeping qualities. Mid-late season. Partially self fertile, though is best with another variety nearby for cross pollination. Cultivar name: Anilvinkoru.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Gordon's Glory Peach Gordon's Glory Gordon's Glory 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b, Pollinators: ​ Clingstone peach with similar flesh and flavour to Golden Queen. Very productive. Chosen for its resistance to Leaf Curl. Ripens in March.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Candy Fig Candy Candy 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ Candy is an adriatic type fig, and a heavy producer of medium sized, bell shaped green/yellow skinned fruit. Inside the fruit is deep red flesh, rich and sugary. Candy forms a round top spreading tree habit, up to 5m with deep lobed green leaves. No pollination required as the fruit flower inside. Best to harvest in April when the ripest fruit starts to fall or the birds start to eat before you!

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Rahi (RE) Blueberry Rahi (RE) Rahi (RE) 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Feb, Mar, Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ Rahi is a New Zealand variety of Rabbiteye, which was released by Ruakura Research Centre in 1990. It's parentage is Premier OP (Tifblue x Homebell). It is known as a moderate producer with outstanding fruit quality. Loose clusters of firm, very light blue fruit are borne within the canopy. Most notable feature is the keeping ability of fruit with good retention of fresh market quality after 4-6 weeks storage. Vigorous upright growth habit. Berries can be prone to splitting after a heavy rain. Ripens 2 weeks after Powder Blue. This variety is recommended planting for warmer North Island districts as it may have problems maturing fruit in cooler districts. This variety is protected under the plant propagation license, and can only be propagated by Licensed Propagators.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Gemini Feijoa Gemini Gemini 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Mar, Apr Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: Unique, All other Feijoas Feijoa Gemini, is also known as pineapple guava and has smooth skinned, dark green oval fruit with a good flavoured flesh. The flesh can be a little gritty but overall is smooth and juicy. Matures quite early towards the end of March. Will crop better with a companion but is partially self-fertile. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Evergreen. Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland

Orange - Citrus X sinensis Go to the Orange varieties New Zealand Orange varieties can be placed in four categories: Common, Navel, Pigmented, and Bitter oranges. Navel oranges have a distinctive ‘Navel’, and tend to be seedless. On the whole they require less heat to attain optimum quality than most other oranges and therefore are good varieties to the cooler climates. They are not great for juicing, both yielding less juice and juice becoming bitter in storage. Common oranges form a large and diverse group, with a wide range of tree-growth and fruit-quality characteristics. Pigmented oranges are often referred to as blood oranges and are the result of anthocyanins. Cara Cara is not a true blood orange, actually more closely related to the Navel orange, and it's pink-red colour is the result of lycopenes rather than anthocyanins. The red pigments (anthocyanins) develop only when there are low night temperatures and it is not until winter that the fruit develops red colour. Sour or bitter oranges are named because their juice is both acidic and bitter. The perfume industry uses sour orange flowers and they are often planted in parks and along streets to show off the abundant fragrant blooms and deep orange fruit. The fruit is often used for marmalade and glacé fruit production. ​ ​ General Availability Climate Harvest (Month) SEARCH CLEAR SEARCH Orange varieties Click on a row, or scroll right, to view more information. To look up your climate zone click here . Variety Fruit Type Months Harvest Self-Fertile Climate Good Keeper Preserving Availability

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Glohaven Peach Glohaven Glohaven 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ 'Glohaven' produces large sized fruit with skin that is blushed red over yellow and is almost without any fuzz. The freestone variety has yellow flesh, mild flavoured and sweet suited well as a dessert peach. Prefers to be planted in a well drained sunny spot.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Red Sensation Tropical Guava Red Sensation Tropical Red Sensation Tropical 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Sep, Oct, Nov Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ The Red Sensation tropical guava fruit is oval in shape and averages around 7cm long. With red skin, the flesh varies between white to yellow to red in colour. The flesh is jucy and pulpy, with soft edible seeds. Growing to between 3 and 5 metres tall this is a small open branched tree. It is evergreen, with large leaves of a dull mid green colour that turn maroon in cooler climates. The tropical guava is more cold tolerant than you might expect. While it does love a warmer climate, and enjoys hot summer temperatures, it can also tolerate a few degrees (-3°C) of frost and although may sustain some leaf damage can recover - young plants are very frost tender however. Consider it like a sensitive citrus. It can grow in both humid and dry climates.

Rootstock Information Almost all apple trees, and many Peach, Nectarine, Plum, Pear, Cherry and Citrus are grafted onto rootstNearly all apple trees sold in New Zealand are grafted or budded onto rootstocks. It's not always clear what the series of letters and numbers or obscure names mean but it can mean the difference between a healthy happy tree in your garden or not. Rootstocks play the main role in determining the eventual size of the tree and how the tree responds to growing conditions such as moisture, soil type and climate. With the exception of very dwarfing rootstocks, the rootstock will not impact the actual size of the fruit produced. ​ ​ Filter by Use Reset Filters Title UsedFor Type Avg. Height Diameter Canopy Size Preferences Description Trifoliata Citrus Other More cold tolerant rootstock Zutano Avocado Other More cold tolerant rootstock MM106 Apple Pipfruit 3.5m 4m 13sqm Free draining soils. Developed for free draining lighter soils. A semi dwarfing tree, if well pruned can be kept to 2.5m high and 3m wide. An excellent choice for home gardens if you have the right soil. Known for it's strong roots and high yield. It doesn't generally need staking, is vigorous and tolerant. Disease resistant to Woolly Aphid. Quince BA29 Semi Dwarf Pear Pipfruit 2-4m 7sqm Heavier, wet soils essential. Suitable for dwarfing a pear variety. MM102 Apple Pipfruit 2.5-3m Semi-Dwarf, Productive. Resistant to Woolly Aphid. M26 Apple Pipfruit 2.5m 4sqm Prefers well drained soils Dwarfing variety. It needs to be staked to avoid wind rock and therefore root damage. Can be grown in a container. Fruits early in the tree life.. 793 Apple Pipfruit 4-8m 30sqm Free draining soils. Tolerates heavy soils. Large tree. Has been bred from Northern Spy and does well on heavy soils. M9 Apple Pipfruit 2m 2m 3sqm Irrigation, mulch, staking, free draining soils. Hardy, tolerant of wet conditions but not drought. Produces a dwarf tree. Can be espaliered, cordoned or grown as a staked tree. Sometimes called Paradise root stock. Fruits at a young age. Must be staked. Suitable for containers. MM111 Apple Pipfruit 5m Rugged and robust. Resistant to Woolly Aphid. Forms a large tree which needs plenty of space. Northern Spy 4-6m 30 sqm Apple Pipfruit 4-6m 30sqm This is the old rootstock that does best on heavy clays. It can handle heavy wet soils as well. T It is possible to keep trees on this rootstock to 3m if you are a very skilled pruner. They can grow to 6m, but not too difficult to keep them to 4-5. Marianna | Plum Root Stock Plum, Nectarine, Peach Stonefruit 3-6m 12sqm Heavier, wet soils, essential. Will produce a smaller tree than on peach rootstock. Colt Cherry Stonefruit 4-5m 12sqm Good for difficult soil. Vigorous. Some good disease resistances. Peach Root Stock Peach Stonefruit 5-8m 15sqm Light, dry, boney soils. Vigorous rootstocks. Myrobalan B Apricot, Plum Stonefruit 5-6m 25sqm Tolerant of variable soil conditions including wet soils. Vigorous. Seedlings Peach Stonefruit 5-8m 15sqm Drier, bony soils, exposed. Seedling grown trees, not grafted Koanga Institute Rootstock Information: https://www.koanga.org.nz/gardens/files/2021/02/Koanga_Fruit_Tree_Catalogue_2021_DOWNLOAD-1.pdf Wairere Nursery Rootstock Information: https://www.wairere.nz/Apple-Rootstocks-New ​

Raspberries - Rubus idaeus Go to the Raspberry varieties Raspberries date from pre-Bronze Age where legend has it that when the Greek gods went to Mt. Ida in Turkey they returned with raspberries. The delicate unique flavour, with the fragrant bouquet, still makes raspberries a favourite with fruit lovers today. An excellent fruit for home gardener. They are a top antioxidant food; high in fibre, vitamin C and folate. Best eating is fresh, picking the sweet delicate fruit straight off the canes. Any extra and soft fruit use in jam desserts, smoothies and sauces. Although you can never have too many raspberries especially with children., it is recommended to plant two plants per person. Most varieties fruit in December and January, but some ripen in February and March. Aspiring is a variety that fruits both in spring and autumn and comes highly recommended. They prefer a sunny position, but best not to plant in full afternoon sun, particularly in northern areas. They don't mind a bit of wind but they aren't very salt tolerant. Because they produce suckers, you'll want to plant in an area that you can contain, although if grass surrounds the area you can just 'mow' the young canes and this will stop spread. In some cases they are best grown in containers for this purpose. They do need chilling hours, for fruitset, but if you can grow apples you can grow raspberries. If you're in a wamer, northern area be careful with your choice of variety. They like a rich, organic soil with good drainage. They are hardy to -10°C. General Availability Climate Harvest (Month) SEARCH CLEAR SEARCH Raspberry varieties Click on a row, or scroll right, to view more information. To look up your climate zone click here . Variety Fruit Type Months Harvest Self-Fertile Climate Good Keeper Preserving Availability

Fig - Ficus carica Go to Fig Varieties Figs are considered to be one of the first crops humans cultivated and are prized for their nutrition, flavour and versatility. Growing your own fig tree is still the best way to provide a supply of fruit as they are not widely commercially grown, due to their fragility and poor storage qualities. Figs are wonderful fruit enjoyed fresh, preserved or dried. Although considered a subtropical tree, fig trees are quite hardy during their dormant period over winter, and can tolerate temperatures as low as -10°C (extended periods of low temperatures can cause stem damage). In order for the fruit to ripen, good warm weather during late summer is required. In most areas of New Zealand, any fig variety should generally grow and produce well. If you live in south of Nelson, go for early-ripening varieties, as temperatures later in the season will get too cool for later-ripening types. Fig trees will grow in a range of soil types, including clay, but they hate having wet feet for long periods so free draining is recommended. Poorer soils can sometimes actually be better for figs, as it helps to keep their vigour manageable. They will benefit from a general fruit tree fertiliser and regular watering, especially when the crop is ripening, but otherwise, figs are generally considered easy care and shouldn't require spraying. Figs can be grown in large containers, such as a barrel but use good potting mix and keep them well watered. An added benefit of growing figs in pots is that the trees won't get too big, so you can easily cover them with netting to stop birds getting the crop before you. IIt also allows those in marginal regions (such as Canterbury and Otago), to move the pots into the warmest spot to allow the fruit to fully ripen. Fig Varieties General Availability Climate Harvest (Month) SEARCH CLEAR SEARCH Click on a row, or scroll right, to view more information. To look up your climate zone click here . Variety Fruit Type Months Harvest Self-Fertile Climate Good Keeper Preserving Availability

Return to: The Forager's Whare ABOUT FORAGING MAP FORAGING ETTIQUETE PLANT INFO CONTACT ABOUT THE FORAGER'S WHARE The Forager's Whare is located in the Eastxeast activity area in the 'redzone' at 399 New Brighton Road. This area in was a well-loved residential area prior to the February 2011 earthquake, makes up a part of the 'redzone', in the Burwood/Avondale. The entire redzone was home to over 7000 people and is mostly located around the Ōtakaro-Avon river corridor area in eastern Ōtautahi-Christchurch. It is in the takiwā of Ngai Tūāhuriri, one of the 18 rūnanga of Ngāi Tahu. ​ The Forager's Whare is in a spot, which is naturally surrounded by old fruit trees from the prior properties - a huge old pear, a sprawling grape vine, several apple trees, several peach trees, elderberry and more. As part of enhancing the activity in the area and bringing life back into the 'redzone', we are working as volunteers alongside Eastxeast to create an educational and enjoyable spot to learn about fruiting plants and foraging. We hope to develop the area with some planterboxes filled with fruiting shrubs such as berries, herbs, and other perennial edible and medicinal plants. ​ Do you want to get involved with this project? Contact us or visit us at our Facebook page. ​ With thanks to our sponsors: Kāpūtahi Community Orchard

Return to: The Forager's Whare ABOUT FORAGING MAP FORAGING ETTIQUETE PLANT INFO CONTACT FORAGING ETTIQUETTE There are some basic rules, or ettiquette, that you should follow when foraging in a public space. They aren't laws, but they do rely on people being good humans. ​ 1. Don't damage the trees Don't break branches to get fruit, and don't climb the trees unless you're sure it can handle your weight. 2. Don't leave rubbish This goes for anywhere on the planet, but especially in our green public spaces! 3. Be courteous to others Again with the being a good human.... always be kind and polite to others enjoying the space. Unless they are being anti-social (or breaking rules 1 & 2) there is no need to put on your police(wo)man's hat (even for rule number 4!). 4. Stealing vs Foraging Remember that foraging on private land without permission is not foraging, it's stealing! Stick to public land, or get permission from the private land owner if you wish to forage on their land. 5. Take only a fair share It's okay to take what you, and your whānau will use/eat (making juice/fermentations/bottling is fine too). Don't take what you don't need and think of others. As a general rule, we don't recommend that foraging be used for commercial purposes (i.e selling the fruit). 5. Be sure of what you are gathering before you eat it Fruits are fairly easily identifable and generally pretty safe, but if you are foraging for fungi or herbs be sure you know what it is before you consume it to ensure it is safe. If you are not comfortable with plant identification, we recommend going with an experienced forager, or perhaps join in some of our workshops/working bees to learn alongside all of us. 6.Can you offer the trees something in return Because the trees are not actively being managed by CCC (only the grass/weeds), they are not getting pruned/fertilised/mulched or generally looked after. Is there a local or favourite tree that you might have the ability to adopt and look after? Would you like to get involved in our working bees? Contact us via our contact details or Facebook page if you'd like to know more about how to get involved. 7. Have fun Enjoy being out in our beautiful nature, enjoy the space and the exploration. We hope you find many treasures of ripe fruit, herbs, fungi and more. It's a great learning experience for our tamariki too, so be sure to include them if you can.

We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Fruit Selector Tool - Pipfruit, Stonefruit and Citrus Fruit Type Climate Harvest (Month) SEARCH CLEAR SEARCH Click on a row, or scroll right, to view more information. To look up your climate zone click here . To look up rootstock information click here. Variety Fruit Type Months Harvest Self-Fertile Climate Good Keeper Cook / Preserve

Return to: The Forager's Whare ABOUT FORAGING MAP FORAGING ETTIQUETE PLANT INFO CONTACT PLANT INFORMATION Identifying plants is absolutely a skill, and one that you get better at with practice. Fruit trees are fairly easy to spot and identify, especially during the spring and summer months. Wild herbs are a little harder, and fungi is harder again. We recommend to go with an experienced forager if you are not confident in your identification. There are often also workshops, both paid and free, that you can attend to help your knowledge. ​ We recommend following Ōtautahi Urban Foraging on Facebook, and we also often share knowledge on our Facebook page too so be sure to follow these if you are learning the lost art of foraging. ​ In the Forager's Whare area at 399 New Brighton Road we will try and label trees, herbs and shrubs as much as we can, to aid in learning how to identify useful edible and medicinal plants.

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Other Fruit - Various Go to the Varieties The 'Other Fruit' category is for fruit that is somewhat rare, or does not neatly fit into another category. Currently listed are Persimmon and Pomegranate. General Availability Climate Harvest (Month) SEARCH CLEAR SEARCH Other Varieties Click on a row, or scroll right, to view more information. To look up your climate zone click here . Variety Fruit Type Months Harvest Self-Fertile Climate Good Keeper Preserving Availability

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Nijiseiki Pear Nijiseiki Nijiseiki 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Feb, Mar Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a,9b Pollinators: ​ Nijiseiki is a Nashi type pear, and produces juicy, sweet, creamy white, crisp medium sized round fruit. A good pollinator of Hosui. Heavy bearer. Mid season.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Tasty Zee Peach Tasty Zee Tasty Zee 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Tasty Zee is an attractive, white-fleshed peach of medium size and excellent quality. A pink red blush over greenish yellow skin. Produces commercial grade peaches that are very sweet, firm and juicy, A semi clingstone variety that is known for fresh fruit and drying. Ripening late-season (late January - Hawkes Bay)

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Lemonade Lemon Lemonade Lemonade 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Jul, Aug Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ A very juicy and strong scented, lemon-like fruit with a mild, refreshing grapefruit-like flavour. A hybrid of lemon and mandarin. The fruit can be eaten fresh or juiced. A heavy cropper.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Newboy Nectarine Newboy Newboy 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan, Feb Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Newboy may be called 'New Boy'but is actually an old boy now as has been a staple NZ variety for a number of years now. Fruit is large, red skinned fruit with white juicy flesh that has an exquisite flavour. Produces well with crops ripening Jan-Feb. Freestone. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Self Fertile.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool San Pedro Fig San Pedro San Pedro 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Jan,Feb Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 9a,9b,10a,10b Pollinators: ​ The San Pedro fig is considered a breba crop as we do not have the female fig wasp (Blastophaga psenes) in New Zealand, so it will only produce a parthenocarpic (the fruit can develop without fertilisation) on last years wood. The fruit has brown skin and red flesh and is considered a good fig for cooking.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool North Star (Sour) Cherry North Star (Sour) North Star (Sour) 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Dec, Jan Self-fertile: Good Keeper: true ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ North Star produces very sour, firm red-skinned cherries. It is self-fertile, semi-dwarfing and is known for it's heavy crops.

BERRIES & VINES SELECTOR TOOL FRUIT SELECTOR TOOL NUT SELECTOR TOOL CLIMATE INFORMATION We want to keep Fruitfool free! If you found value using this website, we'd greatly appreciate your support to help us keep the lights on. Support Fru itfool Kingston Black Apple Kingston Black Kingston Black 1/1 Is this variety on order, or already planted? My Status Add a note for your own reference? Success! This variety has been added to your wishlist. Variety is removed from your Wishlist To save an item to your Wishlist, Login or Sign-Up Success! Your status and/or notes have been updated. Add to Wishlist View Wishlist Update Status / Notes Important Information: Harvest Months: Apr, May Self-fertile: Good Keeper: ​ ​ Climate Hardiness: 8a,8b,9a Pollinators: ​ Kingston Black is a heritage Cider apple, originating in the United Kingdom around 1800. It is considered a must-have for the cider producer. It produces a slow-fermenting, full-bodied, quality 'hard' cider. Kingston Black fruit are small sized, dark and maroon in colour with a 'bittersharp' and tart flavour. It should not be considered a good apple for eating, cooking or juicing - and only useful for the production of hard cider. It is a heavy cropper but can be biannual bearing. Although partially self-fertile, you will get better cropping if planted with another MID flowering variety, or Royal Gala or Golden Delicious. It is somewhat prone to disease, so will need care, and likely some kind of spray regime.