JUNG’S
HEIRLOOM APPLES
LODI DUCHESS OF OLDENBURG Duchess of Oldenburg
tremely hardy and has resistance to apple scab, ce- dar-apple rust and fi re blight. Fruit is medium size with skin color pale yellow with crimson stripes and splashes. Flavor is sprightly tart, superb for pies and sauce. Ripens mid-August to early September. 30708–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30516–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30616–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
Zones 3-7–Brought to this country over 150 years ago from Russia. Duchess is ex-
Lodi
apple bears fruits with cooking and eating qualities similar to the old favorite Yellow Transparent, but the apples are larger and keep longer. Hardy, productive, and quite resistant to apple scab. Ripens late July to early August. 30556–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30656–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
Zones 3-7–One of the best apples for sauce and pies. This excellent early
RED GRAVENSTEIN Red Gravenstein
this is a terrifi c sauce and pie apple that rip- ens late August to early September. The color varies, but is usually greenish-yellow covered with broad red stripes. The creamy-white fl esh is crisp, juicy, very aromatic and dense with old-fashioned tart-sweet fl avor. The vigorous, highly productive trees usually need the fruit to be thinned for a good annual crop. 30717–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30534–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30634–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
Zones 2-7–A world renowned heritage apple. Arriving in America in the 1700’s,
Whitney Crab FAMEUSE
NORTHWESTERN GREENING Northwestern Greening
grass-green fruits ripen in late September. Trees are hardy, productive and resistant to blight and rust. An excellent storage apple, keeping for months when refrigerated. 30568–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
Zones 3-8–The best long-keeping cooking apple, especially fi ne for pies. Large, shiny,
Fruit Picker
Pick your tree fruits from the upper branch- es safely and easily. Made of heavy plastic coated galvanized wire. A foam pad in the base protects fruit from bruis- ing. Attaches to any pole (not included). Ideal for apples, plums, pears, etc. 53046–Each $16.95
Apple-Ripening Chart Based on Southern Zone 4
LATE JULY Lodi
MID-AUGUST
Duchess Zestar!®
LATE AUGUST Whitney Crab
EARLY SEPTEMBER Red McIntosh Northpole
Red Gravenstein Wealthy
MID-SEPTEMBER Cortland
Fameuse (Snow) Golden Sentinel
MID-SEPTEMBER Firecracker Crab Liberty
LATE SEPTEMBER Haralson
Honeycrisp™
Northwestern Greening Scarlet Sentinel SnowSweet® Sweet Sixteen Wolf River
EARLY OCTOBER Bonnie-Best® Enterprise Freedom Honeygold
ENTERPRISE Enterprise
Zones 4-7–(P.P.9193)–Large apples have glossy, deep red skin. Fine-grained, cream- colored fl esh is fi rm and crisp with full, spicy fl avor. Fruits ripen in early October, hang on the tree well and keep for several months. Great for fresh eating and baking. 30711–DWARF: PRICE CODE B 30522–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE C
Liberty
FRUIT TREE PRICE CHART – PAGE 16
Fruit trees are 3 to 5 ft. bareroot trees unless noted.
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Zones 4-8–Medium-size, heavily red-striped fruits are good for fresh eating as well as cooking. Light yellow fl esh is crisp and juicy with delicious sprightly fl avor. A good keep- er, the fl avor intensifi es in storage. Vigorous spreading trees are heavily spurred resulting in huge crops. Bears annually. Ripens mid to late September. 30719–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30552–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
Phone: 1-800-247-5864 LIBERTY Freedom
Zones 4-8–After 23 years of testing with no spraying, Freedom was introduced by Cornell and has proven to be one of the most disease resitant apples. The fruits are large with bright red skin, ready to pick in early October. Fine- textured tender, juicy, creamy-white fl esh has sprightly fl avor. Good for fresh-eating, cook- ing and juice. Stores into January in refrigera- tion. Vigorous trees bear annually. 30709–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30526–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
RESISTANT APPLE OFFER
One each of Enterprise, Liberty and Freedom 30727 (X)–Dwarf: $79.95 30527 (X)–Semi-Dwarf: $76.95
RED SPHERE TRAPS–The natural way to control apple maggot. See page 39.
Fax: 1-800-692-5864 FREEDOM J. W. JUNG SEED CO. – 17 – Fameuse (Snow Apple)
1600’s. Known for its tender, aromatic, spicy- fl avored snow-white fl esh often streaked or stained red and brilliant red skin. Fruit stores well. Hardy and productive with some resis- tance to apple scab. Ripens in September. 30524–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E
“OLD TIMERS” OFFER NO. 1 One tree each of Lodi, Wolf River, Fameuse and Duchess
30501 (X)–Semi-Dwarf Offer $97.95 30600 (X)–Standard Offer (3 trees only - Fameuse not included) $70.95
Zones 4-7–A French heirloom apple. Brought to the “New World” in the late
ling and preserving. Bears big crops of round to conic fruits a little larger than a golf ball. Skin is yellow with a red blush and fl esh is creamy-yel- low, juicy and sweet. Ripens late August. Semi-dwarf only. 30588–PRICE CODE E
Zones 2-9–A fa- vorite for pick-
DWARF “OLD TIMERS” OFFER
30728 (X)–One tree each of Haralson, Red Gravenstein, Wolf River and Duchess for $99.95
“OLD TIMERS” OFFER NO. 2 One tree each of Wealthy, Haralson, Red Gravenstein and Northwestern Greening 30502 (X)–Semi-Dwarf Offer $97.95 30695 (X)–Standard Offer (includes Red Gravenstein and Haralson only) $46.95
Enjoy the apples grown by genera- tions of gardeners. These apples are ideal for great tasting sauce, pies and fresh eating through the long winters. All apples require cross pollination by another apple variety.
WOLF RIVER Wolf River
“old timer” originated as a seedling on the banks of the Wolf River near Fre- mont, Wisconsin in 1875. The tree is very hardy and productive. Fruit is extremely large, a pound or more, with skin blushed bright red over yellow and creamy-white fl esh. Excellent for baking, sauce and drying. Has resistance to scab, mildew, fi re blight and cedar-apple rust. Ripens in mid-September to early October. 30724–DWARF: PRICE CODE D 30592–SEMI-DWARF: PRICE CODE E 30692–STANDARD: PRICE CODE F
Zones 3-7–Apples so big just two or three make a pie! This famous
DISEASE RESISTANT APPLES
Reduce the need for chemical sprays. These disease resistant cul- tivars have immunity to apple scab and resistance to cedar-apple rust, fi re blight and powdery mildew.
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