3rd Annual Fruit Tree Fundraiser

3rd Annual Northport Community Fruit Tree Fundraiser.

Once again we are having our annual fruit tree sale to raise money to purchase propane for the community garden green house.

These trees are grown in Washington state for our climate. Fruit trees are $16 each. They are bare root and dormant. They will be available for pick up as soon as we can plant...around May. We will have a Colville, Spokane drop.

Apples
Honeycrisp: Cross between a Macoun and Honeygold. Apple is mottled red with straw background and has a mildly aromatic, juicy flavor. Tree is moderately vigorous and exhibits good winter hardiness. ELMA7
Yellow Newtown (Pippin): Fruit is medium to large with a greenish-yellow hue and fine flavor. The crispness and sweet-tart taste makes it a fine dessert apple, perfect for processing or eating fresh. The tree is vigorous and spreading. EMLA111
Liberty: Produces a medium sized apple, sporting brilliant red color over yellow. Flesh is pale and juicy. A variety that is resistant to many apple diseases. EMLA7

Cherries
Rainer: This popular sweet cherry variety bears golden yellow fruit blushed red. It is one of the leading commercial varieties in the U.S., producing large fruits of exceptional quality. The texture is firm and the flesh sweet and juicy. The tree is vigorous and productive. KRYMSK6
Bing: The number one commercial sweet cherry sold in North America. Fruit is dark mahogany from its glossy skin to its dense, juicy flesh. It is exceptionally large and flavorful. MAZZARD

Peaches
Madison An attractive, high quality, vigorous, freestone peach. The flesh is yellow and somewhat tender. The skin color is red with gold undertones. The flower buds are hardy. Self-fruitful. Canadian Harmony: This variety is the Canadian sister of the Redhaven. The fruit is round, firm and has good texture. An attractive freestone peach, bright red in color. The tree is large, upright and cold hardy. Self-fruitful.

Apricots
Tilton: An excellent variety for drying and canning. The fruit is medium to small in size. The color is golden yellow with a dark red blush. Self-fruitful, it is a good pollinator for other later blooming apricots.
Chinese: Early bearing, heavy producing variety. Fruit is of good quality, medium to large in size. Skin and flesh color are yellow to medium orange. It has good flavor and texture. Self-fruitful. Will pollinate other varieties.

Plums
Italian: One of the finer prune-plum varieties. A heavy bearer that produces large, dark purple fruit that is good for drying, canning and juicing. Freestone and partially self-fruitful.

We only have a few of these varieties this year so the ordering window will be short. Please get your requests in asap. Payments will be due in March.

Fruit Tree Fundraiser 2014

$15.00 each

Fruit trees available to our community from an
Eastern Washington Orchard

Fundraiser to Benefit
The Community Connections Center
And The Community Garden

Trees available are:

Cherries – Bing, Lapins, Blushing Gold and Montmorency
Apples – Gale Gala, Auvil Early Fuji, Ginger Gold,
Blondee (golden Gala), Cameo, Jonaprince
Peaches – Early Elberta, Red Globe and Redhaven
Pears – Sensation Red Bartlett
Apricots – Chinese, Goldrich, and Rival
Plums – Early Italian and Stanley
Nectarines – Red Gold

Descriptions of each variety are posted at the Community Connections Center, Tony’s Market, Riversedge, Mustang Grill and the Library or online at http://northport-wa.blogspot.com/

Trees are $15.00 each
Orders must be received by January 18th

Trees will be delivered to the Community Connections Center by Mother’s Day
To order your trees contact one of the following:
Sandi Everson @ 732-8847 or 690-7548
Jan Wright @ 732-6687

Fruit Tree Fundraiser

Fruit trees available to our community from an Eastern Washington Orchard

Fundraiser to Benefit

The Community Connections Center

And The Community Garden

Trees available are:
Cherries – Royal Ann, Rainier and Stella
Apples – Gale Gala, Honeycrisp and Liberty
Peaches – Redstar, Red Globe and Glohaven
Pears – Anjou and Golden Russet Bosc
Apricots – Tomcot and Goldbar
Plums – Early Italian and Stanley

These are two year trees anywhere from 4 ft to 7 ft depending on the variety. Descriptions of each variety are posted at the Community Connections Center, Tony’s Market, Riversedge, Mustang Grill and the Library or e-mail sandenes@gmail.com for a flyer describing each variety. Or click on the Horizon Project Links for Fruit Tree Fundraiser 2 and 3.
Trees are $15.00 each

Orders must be received by January 18th

Trees will be delivered to the Community Connections Center by Mother’s Day

To order your trees contact one of the following:
Sandi Everson @ 732-8847 or 690-7548
Jan Wright @ 732-6687