Nut
PAGE 1 2 ALL A good choice for the home garden as the nuts drop when they are ripe, making harvesting the yummy nuts easier. With a high oil content they are an early season variety but does better with another variety to pollinate. With pink flowers Spring and Summer the nuts are ready Autumn through Winter. Evergreen. Macadamia GT207 Expected Stock Height: 80/100 cm ? New stock expected Beginning of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Queensland Nut Nut. A popular variety that crops well over a long period. Lovely texture and flavour and nuts of a good size. A handsome tree with glossy green foliage and racemes of fragrant pink flowers in summer. Loves the sun, good drainage and fertile soil, must be protected from frost. Evergreen. Macadamia Renown Expected Stock Height: 70/90 cm ? New stock expected Beginning of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Queensland Nut A NZ bred macadamia producing good crops of large nuts with good flavour over spring. Leaves are small with few prickles. Best cross pollination with another variety. Attractive evergreen tree that needs frost protection. Macadamia TM2 Expected Stock Height: 40/50 ? New stock expected Beginning of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Pecan "Colby" produce meaty thin shelled pecans. Nuts mature in May to June when they fall from the tree. The tree will bear pecans after 5 to 7 years. Self fertile but will do better when cross pollinated with Carya Peruque. Plant in full sun, with moist well drained fertile soil. Deciduous. Pecan Carya Colby Expected Stock Height: 140/160 cm ? New stock expected Middle of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Pecan "Hirschi" produces large thin shelled pecans. Nuts mature in May to June when they fall from the tree. The tree will bear pecans within 5 to 7 years. Self fertile but will do better when cross pollinated with Carya Lucas.
Plant in full sun, with moist well drained soil. Deciduous. Pecan Carya Hirschi Expected Stock Height: 110/120 cm ? This plant is in high demand and supply is limited this year. Add to your Waitlist for updates on next available stock. aka Pecan "Lucas" produces large thin shelled pecans. Nuts mature in May to June when they fall from the tree. The tree will bear pecans within 5 to 7 years. Self fertile but will do better when cross pollinated with Carya Hirschi.
Plant in full sun, with moist well drained soil. Deciduous.
Pecan Carya Lucas Expected Stock Height: 90/120 cm ? New stock expected Middle of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Pecan "Peruque" produce meaty thin shelled pecans. Nuts mature in May to June when they fall from the tree. The tree will bear pecans after 5 to 7 years. Self fertile but will do better when cross pollinated with Carya Colby. Plant in full sun, with moist well drained fertile soil. Deciduous. Pecan Carya Peruque Current Stock Height: 100/130 cm ? Container: 8l ? $89.99 aka Pinenut or Roman Pine Cultivated for over 6,000 years for delicious edible pine 'nuts'. The first cones which hold about 50 'nuts' will appear in approx. 6-10yrs. In the meantime you have a tree with a nice thick trunk topped off with a spreading umbrella of grey/green needles. Makes a great potted Xmas tree. Evergreen. Pinus Pinea Current Stock Height: 30/40 cm ? Container: 3l ? $29.99 Nut. Male. Pistachio nuts in your garden? It is a desert plant so they like long hot summers but are hardy to frost and have high salinity tolerance so good for coastal areas too. They like dry feet so well drained soil is a must. Pollination requires male and female trees. Deciduous. Pistachio Marshall A (Male) Expected Stock Height: 80/130 cm ? This plant is in high demand and supply is limited this year. Add to your Waitlist for updates on next available stock. Nut. Male. Pistachio nuts in your garden? It's a desert plant so they like long hot summers but are hardy to frost and have high salinity tolerance so good for coastal areas too. They like dry feet so well drained soil is a must. Pollination requires male and female trees. Deciduous. Pistachio Marshall B (Male) Expected Stock Height: 110/130 cm ? This plant is in high demand and supply is limited this year. Add to your Waitlist for updates on next available stock. Nut. Female. Pistachio nuts in your garden? It's a desert plant so they like long hot summers but are hardy to frost and have high salinity tolerance so good for coastal areas too. They like dry feet so well drained soil is a must. Pollination requires male and female trees. Deciduous. Pistachio Sirora (Female) Expected Stock Height: 110/150 cm ? New stock expected Middle of July, 2024. Waitlist now. Estimated price TBA. Payment on order.
aka Walnut Not only is 'Meyric' a fast growing stately tree it has been selected by the NZ Tree Crops Association as an excellent cultivar for nut production. Large nuts are produced on a relatively large tree. Self-fertile, improve crop when more than one variety of Walnut is planted. Deciduous. Walnut Meyric JR Expected Stock Height: 160/170 cm ? Currently sold out. New season fruit-and-nut trees available next winter. Add to your waitlist to be advised when next in stock. aka Walnut Grown from seed. A fast growing stately tree that has been selected by the NZ Tree Crops Association as an excellent cultivar for nut production. Large nuts are produced on a relatively large tree. Self-fertile, improve crop when more than one variety of Walnut is planted. Deciduous. Walnut Meyric From Seed Current Stock Height: 150/170 ? Container: 8l ? $139.99 aka Walnut This NZ variety is from the Manawatu region and produces clean well filled nuts. The nuts are ready for eating when they fall to the ground. Fast growing tree very ornamental, likes sun and deep fertile soil. Self-fertile, improve crop when more than one variety of Walnut is planted. Deciduous. Walnut Shannon JR Expected Stock Height: 180/200 cm ? Currently sold out. New season fruit-and-nut trees available next winter. Add to your waitlist to be advised when next in stock. aka Walnut A fast growing stately tree that is both ornamental and productive. Wilson's Wonder is a specially developed cultivar ensuring production of edible nuts from a young age with full crops being achieved after approx. 7 years. They fall to the ground when they are ready to munch. Deciduous. Walnut Wilsons Wonder JR Expected Stock Height: 150/180 cm ? Currently sold out. New season fruit-and-nut trees available next winter. Add to your waitlist to be advised when next in stock.
Stake young plants to help root development in well drained, fertile, sheltered position.
Habit: Upright
Mature Size (HxW): 5m x 4m
Takes 4-5 years to first fruit and 7-8 months for the nut to mature.
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 6m
To ensure good cross pollination it is recommended that two varieties are planted together. NB Macadamias are toxic to dogs so choose your planting spot with care.
Suitable for warmer areas including Auckland/Northland
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 4m
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 9m x 3m
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 9m x 3m
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 9m x 3m
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 9m x 3m
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 5m.jpg "Pistachio Marshall A (Male)")
Either Male A or B will be suitable for pollinating the female variety available, they both have wide range pollen shed.
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 5m.jpg "Pistachio Marshall B (Male)")
Either Male A or B will be suitable for pollinating the female varieties available, they both have wide range pollen shed.
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 5m.jpg "Pistachio Sirora (Female)")
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 6m x 5m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 10m x 8m
Habit: Upright
Mature Size (HxW): 10m x 8m
Nuts are not as big as Wilson Wonders but the nuts are fuller in the shell.
Habit: Upright
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 7m x 6m
Self-fertile, improve crop when more than one variety of Walnut is planted.
Mature Size 7-10 yrs (HxW): 7m x 6m
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