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Almonds
(Prunus amygdalus) Almonds are beautiful ornamentals with their attractive foliage and early spring pink fragrant flowers. They are out of the "prunus" genus and resemble a peach tree. Except, you discard the fruit, crack open the pit and and eat the nut inside. The spreading trees can be maintained at 15' to 20' tall. We offer 4-6' grafted trees. Click for specific growing info.
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K150 All in One Almond/Marianna 2624
A self-fertile, soft shelled, sweet almond that produces nuts and ripens them in the Pacific Northwest and in warmer climates. It is late blooming for an almond, blooming about three days before the variety Titan. It is a generic semidwarf and will only grow 12 to 15 feet tall. USDA Zones 7-9. It was developed by Floyd Zaiger; patent #4304. full description
(Dessertniy cv.) A hardy, late blooming Almond variety that blooms with peaches, often avoiding damage from late frosts. Bounty bears abundant crops of sweet, semi-softshell nuts. This new cultivar from the Ukraine will be good for testing in the Pacific Northwest and other Northern regions. Though partially self fertile, plant two cultivars to improve production. full description
A beautiful ornamental that is also edible. This hardy tree produces a profusion of delicate, fragrant early spring pink blossoms. This is followed by attractive, disease resistant, peach like foliage. Halls is thought to be a peach-almond cross. The tree grows rapidly to 20 feet and is self-fertile. The thick shelled, strong flavored almonds are good for cooking and eating. It blooms comparatively late for an almond and does very well in the maritime Northwest. full description
A beautiful ornamental that is also edible. This hardy tree produces a profusion of delicate, fragrant early spring pink blossoms. This is followed by attractive, disease resistant, peach like foliage. Halls is thought to be a peach-almond cross. The tree grows rapidly to 20 feet and is self-fertile. The thick shelled, strong flavored almonds are good for cooking and eating. It blooms comparatively late for an almond and does very well in the maritime Northwest. full description
(Foros cv.) Very late blooming and early ripening, Oracle bears good crops of large, high quality soft shell almonds. Oracle is a hardy, late blooming Almond variety that blooms with peaches, often avoiding damage from late frosts. This new cultivar from the Ukraine will be good for testing in the Pacific Northwest and other Northern regions. Though partially self fertile, plant near another cultivar to improve production. full description
Each season this beautiful tree produces a large crop of tasty almonds. It is self fertile and the most reliable variety tested at the Mt. Vernon station. It is a seedling hybrid of peach and almond. The nuts are harder shelled and stronger in flavor than a true almond, but its beautiful pink fragrant blossoms, disease resistant foliage, spreading habit and reliable production make it a great tree for your yard. Easily maintained at about 12' tall. full description
(Prunus amygdalus) This unique almond tree boasts extreme winter hardiness, so it can grow and fruit successfully far North of where other commercial varieties have frozen out. It is a true almond with a thin, well-sealed shell and a sweet kernel. Unfortunately, in our region and other areas with wet springs, it may fall victim to brown rot and other fungal problems, even with spring and fall copper sprays. Titan blooms very late for an almond and can be pollinized by any late blooming almond or by any peach. full description
(Prunus amygdalus) Almonds are beautiful ornamentals with their attractive foliage and early spring pink fragrant flowers. They are out of the "prunus" genus and resemble a peach tree. Except, you discard the fruit, crack open the pit and and eat the nut inside. The spreading trees can be maintained at 15' to 20' tall. We offer 4-6' grafted trees.
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