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aka Dwarf Apricot

Dwarf Apricot. It might be small but 'Aprigold' will still provide you with delicious, full size, tangy and flavoursome fruit in early summer. Tolerant of warmer temperatures, self-fertile. Plant in well drained soil in a sheltered spot. Deciduous.

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Blueberry Southern Highbush- an attractive plant with bright blue-green foliage. Large sized berries of excellent quality and flavour. Recommended for warmer areas of NZ. Partially self fertile, but will produce bigger and better crops if pollinated with another Southern Highbush. Deciduous.

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aka Grapefruit

Cutler Red has large, deep orange, sweet, juicy fruit with just a little zing, high in Vitamin A. The rind is thick. The fruit ripens July to November. Happiest in a sunny position with fertile well drained soil. Water well during hot dry summer periods. Evergreen.

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aka Grapefruit

Citrus. This Australian variety has large, good quality, pale yellow fruit that mature from November through to March. The fruit has thin skin and very juicy flesh with a mild flavour. Usually has a bumper crop every 2nd year i.e. has biennial tendencies but we won't hold that against it. Evergreen.

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Citrus. NZ's most popular lemon and deservedly so. Very juicy and a really good cropper. Once established the tree will seldom be without a lemon. More tolerant of cold than many other lemons. Can you feel a Gin and Tonic coming on? Happiest in a sunny well drained position. Evergreen.

All Citrus love being fed and watered regularly, especially if container grown. They respond quickly to a little pampering and will reward you for your efforts. When harvesting the fruit cut rather than pull off the tree. Citrus Information Pages

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aka Lemon

On 'Flying Dragon' rootstock to keep compact. Very juicy and a really good cropper. Once established the tree will seldom be without a lemon. More tolerant of cold than many other lemons. Can you feel a Gin and Tonic coming on? Happiest in a sunny well drained position. Evergreen.

Every NZ garden should have a 'Meyer' lemon tree because they are so easy to grow and crop so well. They are however quite a 'sweet' lemon so if you prefer a real sharp acid taste then plant another variety to keep your 'Meyer' company. Citrus Information Pages

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Citrus. Thought to be a hybrid of the sour mandarin and the Ichang lemon, yuzu is a golf ball–sized fruit with a thick bumpy rind that ranges from green to vibrant yellow depending on ripeness. Origins in China. Sought after for it's unique sour, tart flavour of its' zest

The ultra-tart yuzu is not usually eaten whole but is used as an accent in many traditional Asian dishes. Citrus Information Pages

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aka Lemonade

Citrus. On 'Flying Dragon' rootstock to keep compact. An interesting fast growing Hybrid lemon which has medium sized pale yellow fruit that are reasonably easy to peel. The flavour is mild and sweet compared to many other lemons. Plant in a sunny well drained position. Evergreen.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

Dwarf Nectarine. Pretty pink blossom in spring followed by yellow fleshed fruit of a good size that ripen around February. Nice compact habit making it suitable for container and court-yard planting. Plant in a sunny well drained spot. Self Fertile. Suitable for warmer areas. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

You will be delighted with this delicious dwarf Nectarine that is small in size but not on taste. Large, yellow, juicy freestone fruit ripen March/April. Pretty pink blossom in spring. Suitable for warmer areas. Plant in a sunny well drained spot or perhaps a container. Self Fertile. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Nectarine

Dwarf. Sweet, yellow, juicy, freestone flesh. Deep pink blossom in spring. Self fertile but best planted with another nectarine or peach to aid pollination. Prefers fertile well drained soil and a sheltered sunny spot in the garden. Ideal for the small garden or in a pot. Ripens February. Deciduous.

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aka Navel Orange

Citrus. A firm favourite for Citrus lovers. This large, sweet seedless fruit has an excellent flavour and plenty of juice. Ripening around July/August the mature fruit will hold well on the tree for several months. Plant in well drained soil in a sunny sheltered position. Evergreen.

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aka Dwarf Peach

A genetic dwarf Peach tree that will provide you with a bonanza of delicious juicy peaches in summer. The fruit have yellow skin with a red blush and the flesh is a pale yellow. With pretty pink spring blossom and lush green foliage this tree is highly ornamental as well as productive. Self fertile.

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aka Dwarf Peach

Dwarf. Large yellow skinned fruit with sweet, juicy yellow flesh marked red. Freestone. Something special for the small garden or perhaps a container. The pretty deep pink blossom in spring is beautiful. Low chill requirement so is suitable for most areas in NZ. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Peach

Dwarf Peach. A genetic dwarf peach that will grow well in warmer areas of NZ, also suitable for container growing. Showy pink blossom in spring. The fruit has orange, juicy flesh with a sweet tangy flavour. Ripens in early summer. Plant in a well drained sunny spot. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Peach

Dwarf Peach. With beautiful pink blossom in spring, followed by fresh green leaves and then delectable full size freestone peaches in summer. The peaches are a warm golden yellow blushed red with freestone flesh that is also golden. Happy in the garden or a container. Deciduous.

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aka Dwarf Peach

Something special for the small garden or perhaps a container. Beautiful double rose red blossom in early spring and juicy white fleshed delicious fruit in late summer (March to April). Prefers well drained fertile soil and a sunny sheltered spot in the garden. Self fertile. Deciduous.

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aka European Plum

Damsons are small, tart oval plums with blue-black skin and green- yellow flesh. Mainly grown for bottling and other culinary uses. Highly recommend for Damson Gin. A heavy cropper in late January. Self fertile, compact grower, performs best in colder areas. Deciduous.

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aka Hybrid Plum

An early plum ripe in time for Christmas. The small to medium sized fruit have red skin and yellow flesh are great for eating straight off the tree or for making Plum sauce. Considered to be self fertile but happy with a companion such as Santa Rosa or Red Doris. Protect from late spring frosts.

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aka Plumcot

Plumcot - a hybrid between a Plum and an Apricot. White spring blossom followed by beautiful deep plum coloured fruit. You get the tangy plum flavour and purple skin with the orange melting flesh and sweetness and scent of apricot. Good disease resistance. Self fertile but will produce more fruit if planted with another variety nearby. Deciduous.

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