PREMIUM APPLES
CORTLAND Cortland
Experimental Station in 1915. 30704–DWARF:
HONEYCRISP™ Honeycrisp™
Zones 4-7–(P.P.7197)–The most popular apple in the last decade, best described as explosively crisp! The cream-colored fl esh is a juicy combination of sweet and tart fl avors. You can pick it in September, but it develops its full aromatic fl avor if left on the tree until mid-October. The attractive apples have yel- low skin heavily mottled with red. Fruits keep up to 7 months in cold storage. Among the most winter hardy apples, showing little dam- age at -40˚F. Has rapidly become a favorite commercial and home orchard variety. A Uni- versity of Minnesota introduction.
30715–DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30540–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30640–STANDARD:
Each $28.95; 2 or more $25.95 each Fruit Picker
Harvest fruits from top branches safely and easily. Made of heavy plastic coated galvanized wire. A foam pad in the base protects fruit from bruising. Can be attached to any pole (not included). Ideal
for apples, plums, pears, etc. 53046–Each $16.95
53048–Fruit Picker with pole (pole is sent in 2-4ft. sec- tions): Each $21.95
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 sweet, crisp and aromatic. The apples store well, are great for fresh eat- ing 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:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30583–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each
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
Zones 3-8–Our most popular all-pur- pose apple. Large, red-skinned fruit has
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30512–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30612–STANDARD:
Each $28.95; 2 or more $25.95 each Haralson
Zones 3-7–Known for hardiness, productiv- ity and fruit quality. The apples are red striped to solid red, the white fl esh crisp, fi rm and juicy with a mild, pleasantly tart fl avor. Excellent for fresh eating and cider, and holds its shape and texture for baking. Keeps for up to 6 months. Has resistance to fi re blight and cedar-apple rust. Ripens from September to October. Devel- oped by the University of Minnesota in 1923.
30714–DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30536–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30636–STANDARD:
Each $28.95; 2 or more $25.95 each
JUNG’S NORTHERN APPLE OFFER One tree each of Honeycrisp™, Honeygold, Sweet Sixteen and Red McIntosh
30599 (X)–Semi-Dwarf Offer $102.95 30700 (X)–Dwarf Offer $102.95
HARALSON RED MCINTOSH Red McIntosh
Zones 4-7–(cv. LindaMac)–(P.P.10840)–An all-around favorite apple! This Mac selec- tion 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 aromatic – a combina- tion that makes McIntosh a favorite for fresh eating and cooking. Fruits keep into January when refrigerated. Annually productive.
30722–DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30560–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each Fruit Tree Spray
Controls Insects and Diseases Common to Home Fruit Plantings
herence. Mixes with water and won’t clog
sprayers. A pint makes over 20 gallons. (A) Pint $15.95; (B) Quart $23.95
All Seasons® Spray Oil
Kills Overwintering Eggs of Many Insects 50002–Use this fi ne parafi n- ic oil any time of the year. Highly recommended for use on fruit trees, shade trees, shrubs, ornamentals, roses and vegetables. Safe, pleasant to use and non-staining. Readily mixes with water.
One quart makes over 6 gallons of spray. (A) Pint $9.95; (B) Quart $13.95
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. Vigorous trees bear annually. A great apple for northern areas. Introduced by the University of Minnesota.
30726–DWARF:
Each $32.95; 2 or more $29.95 each 30590–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $32.95; 2 or more $29.95 each
Apple-Ripening Chart Based on Southern Zone 4
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: Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each
– 18 – Honeygold
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:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each 30544–SEMI-DWARF:
Each $29.95; 2 or more $26.95 each Visit our website at
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JULY Yellow Transparent
MID-AUGUST
Duchess Zestar!®
LATE AUGUST Whitney Crab
EARLY SEPTEMBER Red McIntosh Northpole
Red Gravenstein Wealthy
MID-SEPTEMBER Cortland
Fameuse (Snow)
MID-SEPTEMBER Golden Sentinel Firecracker Crab Liberty
LATE SEPTEMBER Haralson
Honeycrisp™
Northwestern Greening Scarlet Sentinel Sweet Sixteen Wolf River
EARLY OCTOBER Bonnie-Best® Enterprise Freedom Honeygold
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. We ship 3 to 5 ft. bar- eroot trees.
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 average mature height of 12 to 15 feet. They normally bear 3 to 5 years after planting with an average yearly yield of 8 to 12 bushels. Fruit size and quality is equal 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.
QUESTIONS? Call customer service 1-800-297-3123
50310–The liquid concentrate contains Captan, Malathion, and Sevin (Carbaryl) plus a spreader sticker for better ad-
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