Prunus persica ‘White Delight One’
White fleshed, low acid peach that ripens late May. A Texas A&M release that was developed specifically for Texas gardeners. Self fertile.
Prunus persica ‘White Delight Two’
White fleshed, low acid peach that ripens mid-June. A Texas A&M release that was developed specifically for Texas gardeners. Self fertile.
Prunus persica ‘White Zest One’
A semi-freestone, tangy-sweet peach that ripens in mid-June. A Texas A&M release that was developed specifically for Texas gardeners. Self fertile.
Pyrus communis ‘Bartlett’
The #1 pear in the world. Large fruit with smooth, yellow skin and white flesh. Vigorous grower, self-fertile but better production with a pollinator. Pollinates other pear types as well.
Pyrus communis ‘Kieffer’
One of the best self-pollinating pears. The fruit has greenish-yellow skin that is blushed red. It stores well. Ripens October-November.
Pyrus communis ‘Moonglow’
Large fruit with brownish-green skin and soft, juicy flesh. Low grit. Best with Bartlett as a pollinator. Ripens early August.
Pyrus communis ‘Orient’
Large, round fruit with yellow skin. Smooth textured flesh. Best production when planted with either Bartlett or Kieffer.
Diospyros kaki ‘Fuyu’
Orange-skinned fruit with non-astringent flavor. Round to semi-oblong, large shape. Bears from an early age and does not produce seed unless it is planted with another variety. Self-fertile. Ripens in November.
Prunus salacina ‘Methley’
Medium-sized fruit with purple skin and amber-red flesh. Fully self-fertile. Ripens early June.
Prunus salacina ‘Morris’
Fruit is large, round, with deep red skin and bright red flesh. Outstanding flavor. Excellent disease resistance. Ripens mid-June. Use Methley plum as pollinator.