APPLES

SHELL APPLE Originating in Alabama, this was developed by Mr. Green Shell (born 1841). Mr. Shell had an apple orchard in Escambia County, shipping boxcars of crisp, somewhat tart, green apples north in July. Grown in Zone 8B and rediscovered and propagated recently. Does not need cross pollination. Great choice for an organic grower. Self-fertile. Estimated 600-650 chill hours.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).

TROPIC SWEET New University of Florida release. Super sweet, low-acid fruit. Taste is very similiar to a Golden Delicious. Pale yellow, with a rosy red blush. Excellent production. Ripens late June. Use ANNA or DORSETT GOLDEN for pollination. 250 chill hours. Zones 8B-9B.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).

MULBERRIES

ILLINOIS EVERBEARING Touted as one of the longest ripening varieties for the South. Excellent quality. Reddish black fruits are up to 1 1/2 inch long. Large grower. Ripens mid-May to early June. Zones 5-8B.
ON SALE! $22.99 3 gal (4-6ft).

WACISSA A Just Fruits find! Extremely heavy producer of 1 1/2 inch deep purple fruit. Rich sweet blackberry flavor. Zones 7-10.
ON SALE! $22.99 3 gal (4-6ft).

KING WHITE PAKISTAN (SHAHTOOT) Just like the Pakistan, the Shahtoot has long berries - but they are white! If you like super sweet this is the mulberry for you. Zones 9-10.
ON SALE! $24.99 3 gal (4-6ft).

PEACHES

GULF KING Large clingstone peach with small pits. Red over gold skin and yellow flesh. Firm, sweet flesh that can ripen longer on the tree. Plant Patent No. 14683 P2. Ripens early May. Self-pollinating. 350-400 chill hours. Zones 8A and 8B.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).

TROPICAL PEACHES

UF BEAUTY Low chill, early ripening peach. Good disease resistance on one of the best and sweetest new peaches. Another non-melting peach that sweetens longer on the tree. Plant Patent No. 14784. Ripens mid May. Self-pollinating. 200 chill hours. Zone 9.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).

UFO Exciting new peach variety from University of Florida! The unusual, saucer-shaped peach has a firm, non-melting texture and an incredible sweet taste. According to Wayne Sherman, the breeder of this beauty and a professor with UF's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, this peach has been popular in Asia for hundreds of years, and was a favorite of Chinese emperors because they could turn it around in their hand and eat it without dripping juice in their beards. Fortunately, you don't have to be an emperor to grow one now, if you live between Tampa and north of Gainesville. Plant Patent No. 113352. Semi-freestone with yellow flesh. Self-pollinating.
250 chill hours. Zones Lower 8B-9.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).

TROPICAL PLUMS

GULF BEAUTY Still another University of Florida patented release (USPP 11224). Richly sweet, small, red fruit. Heavy producer with excellent flavor. Needs a Gulf series pollinator. Ripens early May. 250 chill hours.
Zones 8B-9.
ON SALE! $29.99 3 gal (4-5ft).