Potted Fruit Tree List - Fall 2024
(For Pickup Only!)

Mountain Ash x Aronia Hybrid - 1 gal @ $25.00/each + NYS Sales Tax

Likyornaya - H: 8-10, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Black, tart berries similar to Aronia. Fruit is good for cordial, wine and wildlife. Note: This variety was developed in Lithuania by Ivan Michurin in 1905 by crossing mountain ash (Sorbus aucuparia) and Aronia (Aronia melanocarpa). Plants grow and have leaves like mountain ash but fruit like aronia. Zone: 3-9.

 

Mulberries (On Own Roots) - 1 gal @ $20.00/each + NYS Sales Tax

Girardi - H: 8-12ft, W: 8-12ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large long black fruit that are flavorful and similar to taste of an Illinois Everbearing (Concord grape flavor with a tang). Fruit ripens in June through July. Note: Dwarf variety from a natural selection and introduced by Girardi Nursery in O'fallen, IL, not as hardy as other varieties of mulberries, diseases and pest resistant, and self-fertile. Zone: 5-8. ​

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Pawpaws (Grafted) - $40.00/each + NYS Sales Tax

Al Horn White - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large fruit weighing up to 12oz with creamy light flesh that have a coconut/cherimoya flavor. Note: This variety is from the orchard of the late Al White from Indiana and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination Zone: 5-9.

 

Allegheny® - H: 12-15ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Green fruits with creamy yellow flesh. Large fruits that can weigh up to 0.5 lb each. Fruits are sweet and rich in flavor with a hint of citrus. Note: This is a Neil Peterson variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5-8. 

 

Lehman’s Pale Flesh - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large fruits with pale flesh. Note: This is a variety from the orchard of the late Jerry Lehman and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5-9.

 

Mammoth - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Huge fruit that can weigh up to 1.5 lbs. The fruit also has a delicious flavor and low seed weight. Note: The variety is a cross between the varieties 2-10 and Summer Delight and was introduced by Cliff England. Also, this variety needs to be planted with another variety or seedling of pawpaw for pollination. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Mango - H: 15-20ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large yellow/green fruit with some brown russeting. Fruits have orange/yellow flesh that tastes like vanilla custard. The fruits are good for baking, canning, and cooking. Also, fruit ripens in October. Note: Trees are vigorous growers. Another variety or seedling type of pawpaw is required as a pollinator. Zone: 5-8. 

 

NC-1 - H: 15-20ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large yellow/green fruit with yellow flesh that is flavorful and sweet. Fruit ripens in September/October. Also, fruit has a high flesh to seed ratio. Note: A Canadian variety that is noted for early ripening. Another variety or seedling type of pawpaw is required as a pollinator. Zone: 5a-9b. 

 

Prime 1216 - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Big fruits with golden flesh that ripen mid-season. Note: This variety is self-fertile and found by Domenico Montanari from a selection of seed from Corwin Davis. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Potomac® - H: 12-15ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large green/yellow fruit with yellow flesh that has a banana-like taste. Texture of the fruit is firm and smooth. Fruits have low seed content of around 4% of the fruit. Note: This is a Neil Peterson variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5a-9b. 

 

RappahanockⓇ - H: 15-20ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Medium to large size fruit that have sweet firm flesh. The fruit also has a lower seed count than other varieties of pawpaw. Note: This is a Neal Peterson variety that was selected at the Blandy Experimental Farm. The variety also has a unique horizontal foliage and requires another variety or seedling of pawpaw to pollinate with. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Regulus - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Very large size fruit with an excellent flavor and good seed to flesh ratio. Fruit also ripens mid-season. Note: This variety is a cross between the Shenandoah® and Susquehanna® varieties of pawpaws. Zone: 5-9. 

 

SAA Overleese - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large round shaped fruit that have green skin when ripe and yellow flesh with few seeds. Fruit ripens in mid-October in NY. Note: This variety was selected from the Overleese variety by John Gordon in Amherst, NY in 1982. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Shenandoah® - H: 15-20ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large green/yellow fruits with butter yellow flesh that is sweet and custard like. Fruit has a low seed content of about 6% of the fruit and ripen in September. Note: This is a Neil Peterson variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5a-9b.

 

Sunflower - H: 12-30ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Very large yellow green fruit that are delicious and sweet. Fruits ripen in September/October and variety is a reliable producer. Note: This variety won first place at the Ohio Pawpaw Festival in 2010. Another variety or seedling type of pawpaw is required as a pollinator. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Summer Delight - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Average size fruits weight 8 to 12 ounces with thick yellow tinted skins when ripe. The flesh of the fruit is smooth with a melon after taste. Fruits of this variety ripens earlier than most other varieties of pawpaws as well as ships and stores well. Note:  Another variety or seedling type of pawpaw is required as a pollinator. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Susquehanna® - H: 15 -20ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Very large yellow/green fruit with a sweet and stereotypic pawpaw flavor. Fruits from this variety are some of the latest to ripen in September and October. Also, fruit has very low seed content of only around 3% of the fruit. Note: This is a Neil Peterson Variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5-8. 

 

Tallahatchie® - H: 12-15ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Medium to large fruits that are sweet with a silky-smooth texture. Fruits have a large flesh content with seeds making up only about 6% of the fruit. Note: This is a Neil Peterson Variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5-8. 

 

Variegated - H: 15-25ft, W: 15-25ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Average size fruit. Note: This variety has been selected primarily for it’s variegated foliage. Another variety or seedling type of pawpaw is required for pollination too. Zone: 5-9. 

 

Wabash® - H: 12-15ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large, round, green fruit that can be over 0.5 lbs in weight. Fruit flesh is yellow/orange in color and has a sweet and rich flavor. Texture of the fruit is creamy, firm and smooth. Fruits have a lot of flesh and only about 6% seed content on average. Note: This is a Neil Peterson Variety and requires another variety or seedling type for pollination. Zone: 5-8. 

 

Peaches (On Own Roots) - $25.00/each + NYS Sales Tax

Blood Leaf (Seedling) - H: 25ft, W: 25ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Small to medium size fruit with yellow flesh. Note: Trees have red foliage.  Zone: ​5.

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Iowa White (Seedling) - H: 25ft, W: 25ft, Sun: Full, Fruit: Medium size pale yellow peaches with a red blush and creamy white, red veined toward center flesh that is freestone. Good for baking, canning, eating fresh, or freezing. Ripens late August/early September. Note: Native/rare peach from the Midwest that is cold hardy. Need two trees or another peach of a different variety with same bloom time for pollination, Zone: 4. ​

 

Persimmons (Grafted) - $40.00/each + NYS Sales Tax

Barbara’s Blush (American) - H: 15-20 ft, W: 15-20ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large orange fruit with a red blush getting up to 2.5 inches in diameter. Note: This variety was selected by the later Jerry Lehman in Indiana and named after his wife. Zone: 5. 

 

Chuchupaka (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Orange fruits that weigh 100-200 grams and are tastier than the one from the  Rosseyanka variety. Note: This variety is a 3rd generation Kaki x Virginiana hybrid developed in Ukraine Zone: 6a.

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Dar Sofiyivky (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Fruit: Large fruits with good flavor. Note: A Ukrainian variety that is very cold hardy. Zone 5. 

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Derevyanko  (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Fruit: Large fruit with excellent quality. Note: This variety is a newly introduced one from Ukraine. Zone: 6.

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Kuji-Naja (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full. Fruit: Orange fruit with brown/red flesh. Note: A 4 hybrid type persimmon by England’s Orchard and Nursery that was originally bred by David Lavergne.  Zone: 6.

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Mt. Gora Roman Kosh (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Medium to large size orange fruit with no astringency once ripe. Note: This is a smaller size tree that is very productive and was originally bred in Ukraine. Zone: 6a. 

 

Okja-okja (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Orange fruit that hangs on the tree late into the fall.  Note: This is a newer variety from Enlgand’s Orchard and Nursery. Zone: 6.

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Prairie Star (American) - H: 10-12ft, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Very large orange fruits that are sweet and firm. Fruits are one of the earliest varieties to ripen of American persimmons and seedless. Note: This variety is self-fertile. Zone: 4-9.

 

Prok (American) - H: 35-50 ft, W: 35-50ft, Sun: Part to full, Fruit:Produces very large orange fruit with few seeds. A favorite variety for cooking and eating fresh. Note: The variety was a seedling selected by John Gordon of Amherst, NY from seeds out of the Cornell University breeding program. Zone: 5b. 

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Sosnovskaya (American x Asian Hybrid) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Orange color fruit with good quality and taste. Note: This is another Ukrainian variety that is highly productive and frost resistant. The variety is also self-fertile and is a good pollinator for other hybrid varieties of persimmons. Zone 6b.

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Whopper (American x Asian Hybrid Persimmon) - H: N/A, W: N/A, Sun: Part to full, Fruit: Large orange fruit. Note:  A newer variety from Cliff England. Zone 6.