Homestead and Family Fruit Tree Package

Elmo Persimmons produces the largest American persimmon fruit grown today. This grafted tree produces a large orange fruit that is great for human consumption and exceptional for feeding wildlife. This tree has an impressive upright spreading with great vigor. Elmo Persimmons bears heavy crops of huge persimmons annually, dropping from late October to December in the Northeast. This tree is vigorous, early producing, and typically produces in the 3rd year. Mature height 40'-60'. Plant hardiness zones 5-9.

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A grafted female persimmon that is self-fruitful, producing 1 1/2' + Persimmon annually. The original tree resides in northwestern NY and is around 30 years old. The fruit fully ripens on the tree, even though it is exceptionally north of the persimmon's native home range. Tin Cup persimmons fall free from the tree on October 1st and continue into mid-November. During this time, the fruit is very sweet and, of course, is devoured by all wildlife and deer alike. As with most 90-chromosome persimmons, Tin Cup has withstood winter lows of -30°F at a very young age. This fact, accompanied by its ability to ripen early in the extreme north, enables this tree to extend its range much farther north than its original location in northwestern NY and fully ripen. This tree is very suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-9. The vigor is exceptional on this tree, and it may be the fastest-growing 90 chromosomes persimmons I have ever seen when grafted onto 90 chromosomes roots. Tin Cup's mature height will be 60'+

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NY9® is a self-fertile European-type plum that produces a high-quality fruit. The fruit produced has blue skin with the flesh being amber-green and is around the size of a golf ball. It is a cross of Standard and Stanley which gives it excellent resistance to diseases like Black Knot. Black knot is one of the most common ailments to afflict plum trees. It is caused by the fungus Apiosporina morbosa and can severely limit the production of fruit trees. This tree is also very resistant to brown rot, blossom blight, leaf spot, and fruit rot. NY9® is grafted onto a Standard seedling rootstock making this a large tree with 20+ height. Adding a plum like this to your property could be very beneficial in attracting new deer and keeping those deer on your property. Plum trees will add diversity to your property and give the wildlife a greater selection of food sources to choose from. NY9® plum trees are great and worth adding to your property. NY9® has a September drop time with USDA zones of 5-8.

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Bluebyrd is a great European-type plum that has excellent resistance to black knots. Black knot is one of the most common ailments to afflict plum trees. It is caused by the fungus Apiosporina morbosa and will severely limit fruit production on plum trees and eventually cause death to the trees. Bluebyrd is a vigorous, hardy, productive tree with good black knot resistance! Bluebyrd produces fruit with bright blue skin, and the fruit's flesh is yellow. The fruit it produces is medium to large, has a great flavor, and has a high sugar content. A tree like this will add diversity to your property with a different bloom time than apples, pears, and persimmons. The diversity in bloom is an excellent thing to ensure a crop. Plums will give the wildlife more food sources as a few bucks start dispersing in September, and soft mast is critical. Bluebyrd is grafted onto a Standard seedling rootstock making this a large tree with 20+ height. This tree has a September drop time and is suitable for USDA plant hardiness zones of 5-8.

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Glohaven Peach is an outstanding cold-hardy peach tree that produces large, sweet peaches in August. Grafted onto vigorous Bailey rootstock, this reliable producer is excellent for fresh eating, canning, and attracting deer to your property.

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Benton® cherry is a medium to large sweet cherry that turns dark red as it ripens, with excellent flavor. This cherry tree ripens before Stardust™, giving you an extended time for cherry picking when planting both. Benton is self-fruitful, late-blooming, and has resistance to cracking. The tree is suitable for plant hardiness zones 5-8 and will have a mature height of 20'.

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This grafted apple is a very productive tree that produces apples a year sooner than some of the other very popular disease-resistant apple varieties. Freedom is resistant to apple scab, cedar apple rust, powdery mildew, and fireblight. The tree you see in the picture is the same tree I use for my grafted trees. Freedom apple tree is annually productive, with an abundance of large apples ripening in mid-September and beginning to drop. The tree will cast fruit into October, with a few lingering into November and beyond. This apple is better suited for the north and a great replacement if you want abundant fruit that is very close in taste to a Honey crisp but way more manageable and much more productive in my region without spraying it every Sunday. Freedom has an exceptional taste, with a great crunch and excellent apple flavor. This tree will reach a mature height of 20'+. Plant Hardiness zones 4-7. 

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This apple is one of the best and most widely planted apple trees for wildlife. This grafted apple tree is vigorous and very productive, as it produces annually. In a no-spray situation, the enterprise apple tree is immune to apple scab and highly resistant to cedar-apple rust, Fireblight, and powdery mildew. This tree ripens at a perfect time during October and continues dropping apples into November in the Northeast. Here in central Pennsylvania, the peak of fruit dropping occurs in Mid to late October. I like the crisp, juicy apple flavor myself to eat out of hand, and the deer do too. Enterprise apple is a fast-growing tree with excellent disease resistance, making this a great apple tree to plant for deer. I would describe the Enterprise apple as a tree you don't plant one of you plant ten, but I like to hunt those first few weeks of November. This tree will have a mature height of 20'+  Plant Hardiness zones 4b-8.

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The RubyRush™ apple is a cross between two popular apple trees widely planted for wildlife Enterprise and Goldrush apple. This apple tree has excellent resistance to apple scab, FireBlight, and Cedar Apple rust in a no-spray situation. The fruit is crisp and great for fresh eating on the way to the stand or feeding wildlife as this fruit ripens and begins falling in October and continues into November here in Pennsylvania. RubyRush™ is vigorous and maybe too productive as it can go into bi-annual bearing if not thinned. However, I will take a disease-free apple falling at the right time (Oct/Nov) on my properties and as many as possible. RubyRush™ is suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-7. Mature height will be 20'+—plant Hardiness zones map. 

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Granny Smith apple trees are an excellent addition to any backyard orchard or hunting property, producing reliable harvests of crisp, tart apples year after year. Their firm, flavorful fruit is perfect for fresh eating if that's your flavor, baking, sauces, and long-term storage, while the late-season crop also provides a valuable food source for wildlife. Apples fall freely from late November through December here in central Pennsylvania. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 5-9. Mature height will be 20'+. Plant Hardiness Zone map. 

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Sundance™ apple trees are an excellent choice for home orchards and hunting properties, producing large, crisp, sweet, slightly tart apples that ripen mid-season. Great for fresh eating, baking, and long-term storage. The outstanding disease resistance, vigorous growth, and reliable annual harvests make this apple tree perfect for the backyard or for deer and other wildlife. Sundance™ is a productive, low-maintenance tree that delivers lasting value year after year. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 5-9. Mature height will be 20'+  Plant Hardiness zones map 5-9. 

Arkansas Black is a grafted, standard-size apple tree that produces abundant crops at a young age and offers outstanding disease resistance. In no-spray orchards, it has shown excellent resistance to apple scab, cedar apple rust, and fire blight, although powdery mildew may develop in areas with excessive moisture. The crisp, juicy apples ripen in late October and drop through November, with a few lingering into December. In Pennsylvania, the heaviest fruit drop occurs during the first three weeks of November, making Arkansas Black an excellent choice for both fresh eating and attracting deer during hunting season. This vigorous tree reaches over 20 feet at maturity and is hardy in USDA Zones 5–8.

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Striped June apple is, very simply put, the most Productive, disease-resistant early apple possible, which will be falling free from the tree the earliest in a given year on any property and for many miles around.   That statement alone makes me want to plant some, as I know I have bucks that are not yet transitioning to fall patterns. However, I know from my 40 cameras when a deer pops in for a day or two. These would be bucks, I know from the previous year, that will transition to me in the fall. I love to feed soft mast as soon as I can, until as late as I can, and this apple does the job of being the first to drop for me from mid-June into the first week of July. This 2''- 2 1/2'' apple is tart with a sweet flavor on the back end, and one that deer seem to prefer; it is also very suitable for human consumption. Striped June apple has high resistance to all apple tree diseases, whether it's being planted in the far south or the north, every bit as much as liberty apple or better. The tree is annually productive, vigorous, hardy, and suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-8 with a mature height of 25'.  Hardiness zones 4b-8

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This grafted crabapple is a tree that grows very upright, nicely spread, and exhibits good resistance to common apple tree diseases. Trailman showed excellent resistance to apple scab and cedar apple rust in a no-spray situation.  Trailman crabapple produces heavy annual crops of  2’’ apple crabs. It is an excellent-tasting apple that drops free from the tree in mid-August. I would explain the taste as tropical with a good texture. Simply a great apple to start that feeding pattern. Trailman crabapple will reach a mature height of 20'+. Plant Hardiness Zones 3-8.

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This grafted Chestnut crabapple tree produces a 2’’ apple that is very good for fresh eating, ripens in early September, with a few apples persisting on the tree into October. This tree is a favorite for eating out of hand to many that have planted it. Chestnut crabapple trees have excellent disease resistance to common apple tree diseases. In a no spray situation I have seen great resistance to apple scab, cedar apple rust, powdery mildew and fireblight. This tree is annually productive with heavy crops and is very cold hardy down to Zone 3. Chestnut Crab will reach a mature height of 20'+. Plant Hardiness zones 3 - 8.

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The Korean Giant pear tree is a grafted, vigorous, upright-growing tree that produces large round pears. This tree has an excellent taste, drops free from the tree in mid-October, and continues well into November here in Pennsylvania. The tree pollinates well with all my European varieties. Korean Giant pear is a solid tree, bearing fruit annually, and typically begins producing its 3rd year after planting. My deer keep every fruit that falls free from this tree cleaned up. This Asian pear also has good resistance to fire blight, and pear scab will reach a mature height of 20'+. Hardiness zones 4b-8.

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This grafted pear tree produces a sweet, juicy pear with excellent flavor. Luscious Pears have a drop time from early September to early October. It produces small to medium-sized pears and has yellow-greenish skin with red blush. This pear has good resistance to fireblight in a no-spray situation. This tree has excellent vigor and produces annually dropping from early September through the beginning of October with a medium-sized European pear. This pear tree is precocious and begins producing at a young age. Luscious Pear will reach a mature height of 20'+. Suitable for plant hardiness zones 4b-7.

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