Wickson and Pipsqueak bare root apple trees and Everest grape - $30 (Carlsborg)

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bare root Wickson crab apple tree $30 Description from Fedco: "One of the most intensely flavorful apples we list.
Small roundish bright red fruit is crisp, juicy, tart, tangy and spicy.
Extremely high in both sugar and acid.
Sugar level of the juice is around 25%.
Highly recommended for dessert.
Keeps until January.
Becoming one of the most sought-after American cider apples.
Makes perfect single-variety cider—the best there is! In September the tree looks like a mass of cherries.
Bred and introduced by the generally unknown Albert Etter, one of America’s most innovative and important fruit breeders of the 20th century.
Wickson bears young, heavily and most years.
Blooms midseason.
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bare root Pipsqueak apple tree $30 Description from Fedco: "Small russeted dessert apple with a long stem and a few faint pinkish-orange stripes.
The rough skin almost feels like a kiwi.
A large pipsqueak might approach 2" in diameter.
For such a diminutive fruit it packs a lot flavor.
We eat them raw or baked whole rolled in cinnamon and sugar.
One of our friends called it “the best apple I’ve ever eaten.
” It’s surprisingly juicy, full of good flavor—tropical like a piña colada.
Great fresh eating crabapple—rivals Trailman.
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bare root Everest seedless grape vine $20 Description from Double A vineyards: "Everest Seedless (NY98.
0228.
02) is a truly seedless Concord-type grape offering a flavorful berry with the attractive blue coloring of a Concord at nearly double the size.
Enjoy its soft, juicy distinctly flavorful fruit produced on attractive large clusters.
The large, productive vines of Everest Seedless ripen early to mid-season.
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