You can just scroll past this post. It's just a list for our information. We wanted to document what we planted in the orchard and backyard. The nursery owner, Jaimee also asked us to record it for her since many of these trees are heirloom trees. We have a hard copy and a map, but I wanted to keep a backup here.
1. Pomogranite (planted behind the house)
2. Heirloom Pear - 2 varieties: Lower Orchard & Lemon Hogan on a Quince rootstock
3. Heirloom Pear - Jaimee's Big Sweet
4. Stella Cherry
5. Montmorency Cherry - pie cherries
6. Tartarian Cherry
7. Contender Peach
8. Red Haven Peach
9. Heirloom Cinderella Peach (Krymsk 1 rootstock)
10. Heirloom Peach - Brill + 2 other varieties (to be planted in September behind the house)
11. Santa Rosa Plum
12. Heirloom Stanley Plum x Krymsk 1
13. Heirloom Plum & Pluot (to be planted in September)
14. Sweet Gem Apricot
15. Heirloom Apricot (to be planted in September)
16. Jonathon Apple - applesauce & apple cookies
17. Jonamac Apple - applesauce & apple cookies
18. Honeycrisp Apple
19. Heirloom White Cloud Applè x M7
20. Heirloom Black Twig Apple (Salazar Canyon) x Bud9
21. Arkansas Black Apple
22. Letizia Fig - planted behind the house
23. Heirloom Apple (Antenouka) (planted behind the house) with 4 varieties:
Black Twig (N) Beechie -Rio Ruidoso Watershed
Greer #3 (S) Bonito
Sawmill (W) Beechie - Rio Ruidoso Watershed
Northwest Greening (E) Old Greer Orchard - no DNA verification. Possibly Fameuse or Montgomery Apple.
Whew. Hopefully we can put our shovels up for a little while. The waiting season has arrived. Waiting...we're not very good at that. 😉
2 comments:
The grandchildren are going to love going to the orchard and picking apples to eat! It sounds like you'll have plenty of fresh fruit to keep you healthy, happy growing!
That is one well planned orchard and will also produce some nice fun surprises for you--lots of hard work--but--some day you will have 'fruits' of your labor to enjoy!!! Love all your posts--
hugs, di
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