Fruit Trees
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Botanical Listing

Apples:

	Anna
	Large crops, sweet, crisp. Stores 2 months. Self-fruitful, but better production if pollinated by Dorsett Golden. 200 chill hours; bears late June. (Back to Top)

	Dorsett Golden
	Large, firm, sweet. Golden delicious type. Stores 2 months. 100 chill hours. Self fruitful, Pollinator for Anna.

	Berries:
	Kiowa, Thornless Boysenberry, Rosborough, Brison, Navaho (Back to Top)

Figs:

	Banana
	Medium size, yellow fig, pale strawberry flesh, very sweet, full flavor, closed eye, low spreading tree, good production, cold tolerant, grown in Seabrook, Texas since 1910. (Back to Top)

	Celeste
	One of the best for our area, purple-brown skin, pink flesh, medium fruit, excellent flavor. closed eye, very cold hardy.

	LSU Purple
	Released 1991 by Louisiana State University, medium size (about 20 per lb.) glossy reddish to dark purple, white flesh with light strawberry pulp, mild flavor, high sugar content, closed eye, cold hardy, resistant to nematodes, bears young, when mature bears 3 distinct crops. (Back to Top)

Mulberry:

	Pakistan
	3” long, firm, red to black, sweet fruit, non-staining juice, month-long early summer harvest; large vigorous, disease-resistant tree. (Back to Top)

	Muscadines Grapes:
	Supreme, Darlene, Fry, Granny Val, Ison, Sweet Jenny, Black Beauty

Bunch Grapes:

	Mortensen Hardy
	Green with pink blush, quarter size, excellent taste, few seeds, vigorous & pierce disease resistant, ripens mid summer

	Paw Paws:
	A native Texas Fruit Tree with beautiful ornamental foliage, Prefers understory conditions and is a mojor host plant for the Zebra Swallowtail Butterfly. (Back to Top)

	Prolific
	Early season fruit, heavy bearing, slow growing, deciduous, pyramidal-shaped, large tropical leaves, fruit has custard-like texture, banana-like flavor, harvest as skin turns greenish-yellow & fruit softens, September, rich, deep, moist, soil, hardy to 20 degrees F.

	Rebecca’s Gold
	Large fruit, late season, slow growing, deciduous, pyramidal-shaped, large tropical leaves, fruit has custard-like texture, banana-like flavor, harvest as skin turns greenish-yellow & fruit softens, October, rich, deep, moist, soil, hardy to 20 degrees F. (Back to Top)

	Sunflower
	Early ripening fruit, highly regarded for flavor, slow growing, deciduous, pyramidal-shaped, large tropical leaves, fruit has custard-like texture, banana-like flavor, harvest as skin turns greenish-yellow & fruit softens, September, rich, deep, moist, soil, hardy to 20 degrees F.

	Wells
	Very large fruit. slow growing, deciduous, pyramidal-shaped, large tropical leaves, large fruit (up to 1 lb.) has custard-like texture, banana-like flavor, harvest as skin turns greenish-yellow & fruit softens, September/October, rich, deep, moist, soil. (Back to Top)

Peaches:

	Mid-Pride
	Exceptional flavor & dessert quality, best yellow freestone for warm winter climates of Houston, mid-season ripening, self-fruitful, 250 chill hour. (Back to Top)

	Red Baron
	Flowering/fruiting, large, juicy, firm, richly flavored yellow freestone fruit, double coral red frilled flowers, mid-July, 300-600 chill hours, self-fruitful.

	Tropic Snow
	Flowering/fruiting, white freestone, balanced acid & sugar, superb flavor, mid-June, 200 chill hours, self-fruitful. (Back to Top)

Pecans:

	Choctaw
	High oil content, 60 % kernel, thin hull, large, attractive, best yard tree, average 45 per pound, bears late October, 35’ x 35’. (Back to Top)

	Jackson
	Very large, high quality nut average 33 per pound with 54% kernel, high disease resistance, bears early November.

	Moreland
	A strictly first class pecan variety, nuts are medium-large, average 50 per pound, oblong, with a very thin shell. (Back to Top)

	Oconee
	Large nut. Average 40 nuts per pound with 59% kernel. Excellent disease resistance, vigorous tree.

	Pawnee
	Very large nut with high kernel percentage and early maturity – mid-September, Good for high-density planting. Average 40 nuts per pound. Bears in September. (Back to Top)

	Sumner
	Soft shell, early bearing, medium size and good quality nuts. Suited for close space planting.

Persimmons:

	Fuyu
	Orange with light orange flesh, sweet, flat shaped fruit, practically pest free, very hardy, attractive tree, firm, non-astringent, 200 chill hours.

Plums:

	Beauty
	Sweet, flavorful, reddish-purple skin, fully ripe fruit has red flesh, late May, 250 chill hours, self-fruitful.

(Call for other varieties 713.937.9811)

Signifies Native Texas Plants

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