JUNG’S HARDY PREMIUM APPLES
CORTLAND Cortland SWEET SIXTEEN Sweet Sixteen
Zones 3-7–Withstands -50°F temperatures with rarely any winter injury. The 3 inch fruits are striped red over yellow with cream- colored fl esh that is very sweet, crisp and aro- matic. The apples store well, are great for fresh eating and are highly rated for cooking. Apples ripen in late September. A dependable annual bearer with resistance to scab and fi re blight. A University of Minnesota introduction. 30723–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30583–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
pure white, fi ne-textured fl esh that is crisp, aromatic and resists browning when cut. Tops for sauce, pies and fresh eating. Very hardy and annually productive. Fruit ripens mid-to- late September. Developed by the New York Experimental Station in 1915. 30704–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30512–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30612–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
Zones 3-8–Our most popular all-pur- pose apple. Large, red-skinned fruit has
Haralson
Zones 3-7–An apple known for its hardi- ness, productivity and fruit quality. Fruit is red striped to red, the white fl esh crisp, fi rm and juicy with a mild, pleasantly tart fl avor. Excel- lent for fresh eating and cider, and also for bak- ing as it holds its shape and texture. Keeps for up to 6 months. Has resistance to fi re blight and cedar-apple rust. Ripens from September to October. Developed by the University of Min- nesota in 1923. 30714–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30536–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30636–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
HONEYCRISP™: A hardy apple with explo- sively crisp, juicy, sweet-tart fl avor. Page 6.
JUNG’S NORTHERN APPLE OFFER One tree each of Red McIntosh, Honeycrisp™ (p. 6), Honeygold and Sweet Sixteen 30599 (X)–Semi-Dwarf Offer $102.95 30700 (X)–Dwarf Offer $108.95
ZESTAR!® Zestar!® ZESTY FLAVOR AND CRISPY CRUNCH!
Zones 4-7–(P.P.11367)–Ripens early and holds its quality. Crunch into Zestar!® and savor the crispy texture and sweet-tart taste that hints of brown sugar. The 3 inch apples of creamy-yellow with a rose-red blush ripen in late August to early September. Quality holds up to 2 months in cold storage. Vig- orous trees bear annually. A great apple for northern areas. Introduced by the University of Minnesota. 30590–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30726–DWARF: PRICE CODE C
FRUIT TREE SPRAY: Spray for both insects and common fruit tree diseases at the same time. See page 39.
ALL SEASONS® SPRAY OIL: Use any
time of the year to kill overwintering insect eggs. See page 38.
BONNIE-BEST® Bonnie-Best® RED MCINTOSH Red McIntosh
Zones 4-7–(cv. LindaMac)–(P.P.10840)–An early ripening Mac! Colors up early so you can begin picking by early September. The large apples have tart and spicy fl avor, the white fl esh crisp, tender and deliciously aro- matic – a combination that makes McIntosh a favorite for fresh eating and cooking. Fruits keep into January when refrigerated. Annually productive. 30722–DWARF: PRICE CODE C 30560–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE D
Zones 4-7–The apple to plant for the best pies and sauce! The late Bonnie Keehn dis- covered this tree on her property in historic Cooksville, Wisconsin. She introduced it to Jung’s in the late 1980’s by bringing samples of the fruit and one of her prize-winning pies. Parentage is unknown, but the striped apples grow very large and have cream-colored fl esh that’s crunchy, tender, juicy, and slightly tart. Top notch for pies, canning and fresh use. The fruit ripens in early October and keeps well. The tree is hardy, sturdy, resistant to fi re blight and produces annually. 30504–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE D
SNOWSWEET!® SnowSweet® HONEYGOLD Honeygold WEALTHY Wealthy
Zones 2-7–Excellent for pies, sauce and eating fresh. A very hardy, large-fruited apple with pale yellow skin splashed with red. Juicy white fl esh has pink veins and sprightly dis- tinctive fl avor. Keeps into December. Resistant to fi re blight, scab and cedar-apple rust. Small trees bear heavily. Ripens in early September. 30584–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
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Zones 3-7–Known as the “Golden Deli- cious of the North.” Developed for cold northern areas, this cross of Haralson and Golden Delicious captures the hardiness of Haralson with the golden fruit color and su- perb fl avor of Golden Delicious. Fruit keeps through the winter. Ripens early October. 30716–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30544–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
COLUMNAR APPLE TREES: Apple trees you can grow in pots. Page 12.
FIRECRACKER™ CRAB: Red-fl eshed mini-apples. Great for pickling. Page 12.
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Zones 4-7–Sweet tart, snow white fl esh re- sists browning. This is another example of the University of Minnesota’s expertise in devel- oping cold-hardy apples. Flavor is outstanding, described as sweet with a slight tartness and rich, creamy overtones. Ideal for snacks and salads and also makes delicious sauce and pies. The 3 inch diameter apples are blushed deep red over a greenish-yellow background and keep up to 2 months in storage. The trees bear annually and have above average resistance to scab and fi re blight. Apples ripen in mid to late September. 30732–DWARF: PRICE CODE B 30579–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE C
Information about Apple Rootstocks and Tree Sizes
Jung apple trees are budded on hardy root- stocks that will withstand hot, humid summers and below zero winters. Rootstocks control mature tree size. We have selections for both large and small spaces.
DWARF apple trees grow a space-saving 6 to 10 feet tall and will produce a crop of full-size apples in just 2 to 3 years. A mature tree will average 2 to 6 bushels of fruit each year. Stak- ing is recommended. These trees are ideal for the smaller yard and are easy to maintain – no ladders required for spraying or picking.
SEMI-DWARF rootstocks produce a tree 50 to 60% the size of a standard tree with an aver- age mature height of 12 to 15 feet. They nor- mally bear 3 to 5 years after planting with an average yearly yield of 8 to 12 bushels. Fruit is fully as large and equal in quality to any standard variety. The semi-dwarf trees are our most popular as they provide superior anchor- age, hardiness, disease resistance and wide adaptability.
STANDARD apple trees are propagated on a seedling rootstock. They reach full size in 10 to 12 years with a height and spread of 20 to 25 feet; however, pruning can control size. Standard trees usually begin to bear in 5 to 6 years and will yield an average of 10 to 15 bushels of fruit per year.
All apples require cross pollination by an- other apple variety. Ornamental fl owering crab trees are also good pollinators for apples.
FRUIT TREE PRICE CHART
Prices are per variety. We ship 3 to 5 ft. bareroot trees unless noted. Each
PRICE CODE A: PRICE CODE B: PRICE CODE C: PRICE CODE D: PRICE CODE E: PRICE CODE F: PRICE CODE G:
$39.95 $34.95 $32.95 $29.95 $28.95 $27.95 $26.95
2 to 4 trees 5 or more trees $36.95 ea. $31.95 ea. $29.95 ea. $26.95 ea. $25.95 ea. $24.95 ea. $23.95 ea.
$34.95 ea. $29.95 ea. $27.95 ea. $24.95 ea. $23.95 ea. $22.95 ea. $21.95 ea.
Refer to the PRICE CODE at the end of each variety description to fi nd the
appropriate price per tree
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