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6486 VT. Route 15 Jeffersonville, Vermont 05464 crickett@baileyplants.com 802.644.8880 Cell 802.760.9391 Goggle Maps to Nursery |
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Apples * Blueberries * Lingonberries |
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Cortland - (Ben Davis x McIntosh) An older, well-known variety. Medium-sized and bright red with a sprightly tropical flavor. White flesh holds its color well after being cut. Excellent for eating and cooking. $39.75 |
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Honeycrisp - (Keepsake x unnamed seedling) An exciting apple that is exceptionally crisp and juicy. Flavor is sweet but well-balanced. Excellent storage life, up to 7 months. Ripens in late September in MN and stores like a late season variety. $39.75 SOLD OUT |
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Red Baron (Golden Delicious x Daniels Red) University of MN, 1970. Medium sized yellow-red apple. Crisp and juicy, sweet but mild flavor. Very productive and bears at an early age. Good for eating, pie and sauce. Resistant to fireblight. Hardy. $39.75 |
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Norland - (Rescue x Melba) One of the earliest summer apples to ripen. Well suited to very cold regions. A natural semi-dwarf tree that is precocious and productive. Attractive color, small to medium fruit. Good cooking or eating apple. Very hardy. Keeps about 16 weeks in cold storage. Fruit must be picked before full maturity for storage or use. $39.75 |
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Hazen (Duchess x Starking Delicious) Fruit large and dark red. Juicy. Flavor is sweet but mild, pleasant for eating, cooking, and as a dessert apple. An annual bearer. A natural semi-dwarf tree growing to about 10 to 15 feet in height. Short storage life. Hardy variety. Does very well without spraying. $39.75 |
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Mount Royal Plum Blue - European Plum. Self-fruitful. Good eating right off tree tree. Excellent for dessert, jam and preserves. Tender, juicy flesh. Considered the best blue cultivar in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Ripens: Late August $44.95 SOLD OUT |
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Evans Bali Cherry Deep, dark red fruit 1" in diameter and excellent for baking and fresh eating. The fruit is much sweeter than other sour cherries. Extremely hardy buds. Ripens in August. Self pollinating. $44.95
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Bluecrop – The leading commercial variety grown. Produces high yields of large, firm, bright blue berries. Its foliage is somewhat sparse but production is good. Berry flavor is superb when used in fresh, frozen and desserts. Bluecrop is both frost and winter hardy, growing to a height of 4-6 feet. $19.75 |
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Blueray – Produces a few days ahead of Bluecrop, very large, firm, good flavor, bush is vigorous and productive. The clusters are large and very tight. These are widely planted throughout the Northeast and Midwest, this vigorous and winter hardy variety stands to a height of 4-6 feet. Blueray is similar to Bluecrop but somewhat sweeter. $19.75 SOLD OUT |
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Jersey – An easy to grow, high yielding variety, Jersey is one of the oldest and most widely grown blueberry varieties. Berries are medium size, fair color and flavor, firm. The bush very vigorous and productive. The clusters of berries are long and loose. A tall and well-shaped bush, it has excellent ornamental value. $19.75 SOLD OUT |
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Northland Fruit size is small, dark blue and has a wild berry flavor. Mature plants are 3-4 feet. Northland has limber branches which do not break under heavy snow loads and adapts well to the sub zero climate. Great for ornamental use. Low stature and spreading growth habit make it an attractive landscape plant. Foliage is beautiful throughout the growing season. Ripens July $19.75 |
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Northblue Plants are short stature, growing to 20-30" in height. Fruit is dark blue, large and attractive with a good blueberry flavor and a pleasing sugar to acid ratio. Glossy, dark green leaves turning to a deep bright red in fall. A good plant for the home gardener with winter climates similar to Minneapolis-St. Paul. . $19.75. |
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Burgundy - A standout selection from Maine with distinctive gray-green foliage, burgundy new growth, and light blue berries in the summer. Growth is compact, about 3 ft. wide by one ft. tall. Deep burgundy fall color. $18.50 |
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Top Hat -
V. corymbosum x V. angustifolium A perfect name for this dwarf cultivar. Plentiful white blooms in spring give way to pea sized light blue berries. Top Hat is perfect for defined border plantings or growing in pots. Excellent bonsai subject. Midseason 1-1/2 feet $18.50 SOLD OUT |
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Marquette Grape Mid-season, white seedless grape with large, round berries borne in large clusters. It has excellent flavor, good cold hardiness and is best suited for home gardens and u-pick operations. From Cornell University in New York State. |
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Dwarf Lingonberry - V. vitis-idaea minus) Grows to about six inches tall but densely covers the ground with lush foliage and bright pink blooms. Its beautiful in rock gardens and beds, yielding small crops of pea size fruit. $18.50 |
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Balsgard - This heavy bearing commercial variety from the Swedish University of Agriculture has large fruit which is very flavorful and easy to grow $18.50 |
| The Lingonberry, Vaccinium vitis-idaea, is a low-growing (12 in. at maturity) circumpolar, evergreen groundcover closely related to partridgeberry. The berries ripen in August and are red, tart and smaller than cranberries but with a finer flavor. Lingonberries, like blueberries, thrive in acid soils, pH 3.5 to 5. Their fragile root systems spread through the superficial soil layers by runners which develop buds and new shoots. Plants are small and slow to establish. They require hand-weeding, mulching, attention to pH, and frequent watering during the first two seasons. Lingonberries are beautiful and delicate-looking ornamentals. They will produce more fruit in full sun, but the plants will grow in dappled shade. if you have mountain property with a pH low enough to grow wild blueberries, lingonberries should do well for you. |