ORDER OPTION 1 FOR BARE-ROOTED TREES — DELIVERY JULY/AUGUST
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ORDER OPTION 2 FOR BARE-ROOTED TREES — DELIVERY JULY/AUGUST
Prefer to put down a 20% deposit only for now? (Balance not due until ready to ship.) Request an invoice by email — please advise name, delivery postal address, and the tree(s) you wish to order.
$110ea plus shipping
shipping is per order, not per tree.
For the vast majority of orders (six trees or less, and not requiring a courier) this will be:
$27 to Sydney
$37 to regional NSW and all ACT
$37 to metro Queensland and metro Victoria
$40 to regional Victoria
$47 - $65 to regional Queensland
grafted onto rootstock,
about knee-height (will vary tree-to-tree, but typically from 40 to 60 cm from tip of tree to end of roots),
IMPORTANT:
We deliver retail orders to the ACT, NSW, Queensland and Victoria, but not within the Pest Free Area (PFA) of NSW and Victoria owing to quarantine restrictions. We also do not deliver to Northern Territory, South Australia, Tasmania or Western Australia owing to quarantine restrictions.
Wholesale orders can be delivered to most areas.
Available Cultivars
Admiral Wilkes
Admiral Wilkes Jujube Tree
Description of Fruit: Admiral Wilkes is an elongated fruit tooth-like in shape like Silverhill. Very late-season ripening. Best processed or dried.
Description of Fruit: Chico is a round fruit, flattened on the bottom like little pumpkins. Early to mid-season ripening. Excellent for fresh (when mostly brown) and dried eating.
Description of Fruit: GA 866 is a large ovoid-shaped fruit about 5 cm long, and with a very high sugar content Mid to late-season ripening. Good for both fresh eating and drying.
Description of Fruit: Hulu looks like a miniature gourd with a pointed tip. A sweet, juicy and crunchy taste. Mid-season ripening. Excellent for fresh eating.
Description of Fruit: Lang is a large pear-shaped fruit similar to Ta-Jan. Mid to late-season ripening. Fairly good for fresh eating if fully red/brown, but is best dried. Very good for processing.
Description of Fruit: Li is large, round, and sweet, up to 85g. Early ripening, thus good for areas with short seasons. Best eaten fresh, when around 50% brown.
Description of Fruit: Li #2 is very similar to Li, but has a slightly later season of two-four weeks. Early to mid-season ripening. Best eaten fresh, when around 50% brown.
Description of Fruit: Millstone is a similar gourd-like shape like Hulu, but with a more flat, rounded bottom. A sweet, juicy and crunchy taste. Mid-season ripening. Excellent for fresh eating.
Description of Fruit: Porterville is like Chico in shape and taste, but larger and with lobes like a pumpkin. Early to mid-season ripening. Good for both fresh eating and drying.
Description of Fruit: Russian #2 is from southern Russia. The tree is compact and little, and well-suited to smaller areas. The fruit is small like Honey Jar but slightly more elongated. Sweet, firm and crisp. Early to mid-season ripening. Good fresh eating.
Description of Fruit: Shanxi-Li is a large, round, sweet fruit, one of the Li family and from the Shanxi province of China. Early ripening, thus good for areas with short seasons. Best eaten fresh, when around 50% brown.
Silverhill (also called Tigertooth Late) Jujube Tre
Description of Fruit: Silverhill is an elongated fruit tooth-like in shape, like a molar. Also known as Tigertooth, so I call this ‘Tigertooth Late’ to avoid confusion with ‘Tiger Tooth Early’. (Note also the difference in spelling of ‘Tiger Tooth’ vs ‘Tigertooth’.) Very late-season ripening. Very sweet and best for fresh eating.
Description of Fruit: Ta-Jan is a large pear-shaped fruit similar to Lang. Mid to late-season ripening. Fairly good for fresh eating if fully red/brown, but is best dried. Very good for processing.
Description of Fruit: Tiger Tooth Early is a long wide oval shape more incisor-like than Silverhill, which is molar-shaped and also known as Tigertooth. (I call ‘Silverhill’ ‘Tigertooth Late’ so as to avoid confusion with ‘Tiger Tooth Early’ —note too the difference in spelling of ‘Tiger Tooth’ vs ‘Tigertooth’.) Quite sweet, similar to Honey Jar. Early-season ripening. Excellent for both fresh eating and drying.
