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PLANT: The plant is vigorous, semi-erect, free-standing, thornless, and productive, giving high yields. Easy to grow, with a perennial life cycle. Grows in a shrub habit. Starts bearing a year after being planted. Considered a more winter hardy variety, also tolerates drier and hotter conditions. Gives best results when positioned in full sun or part shade. Pruning should be done twice a year. POLLINATORS: Self-pollinating. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round to conically shaped and shiny, jet black in color, with a firm texture and sweet taste and mild aroma. The fruit doesn’t fade, leak or soften even in hotter weather. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: July to mid-August. COMMERCIAL USE: An abundant variety, with high-quality fruits and large yields. Ideal for fresh consumption, preserving, jam and jelly making, baking, etc.

The most planted variety worldwide and one of the most popular ones when it comes to walnuts. Moderately to very vigorous and semi-erect, with a medium growth rate. It yields extremely abundantly. An early bearer starts bearing two to three years after planting. Late-leafing and a late flowering variety. Pruning is advised. POLLINATORS: Partly self-fertile. Franquette is the best pollinator for this variety. FRUIT APPEARANCE: An oval, thin shell with a smooth surface, light-colored, well-sealed. The high-quality kernels are light in color, easily detached from the shell and split in halves, with a mild flavor. FRUIT SIZE: Large. HARVEST: End of September to mid-October.

A large, mildly-vigorous, upright tree that gives fairly productive yields. Easy to grow, with a medium growth rate. Very little pruning is recommended. A late bearer upon planting and also a late-leafing variety, thus protected against late spring frosts. Thrives best in full sun. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile, but gives amazing results when planted near another variety (particularly when the tree is young), such as Chandler. Often used as a pollinator for Chandler. FRUIT APPEARANCE: A flattened shape walnut with a good caliber. A medium-thin, well-sealed shell. The kernel is light in color as well as in weight. Good taste, strong nut, sweet flavor. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large. HARVEST: Mid-September.

A moderately vigorous tree with a loose pyramidal crown. This variety starts yielding early after planting and gives regular and heavy yields on 1-year branches. It is recommended to be pruned regularly. It is flowering mid-early. POLLINATORS: An outstandingly self-pollinating variety. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Elongated, egg-shaped fruit with a pointer top. Rich blue colored thin skin with a greenish-yellow flesh which is firm and crispy, yet juicy in texture. Aromatic, sweet to sour in taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large. HARVEST: Mid to late August. COMMERCIAL USE: Excellent yielder when maintained properly. Consumed fresh or dried, suitable for processing,

A vigorous variety with a pyramidal, with a rather sparse crown. Regular, abundant, high potential crops. Flowering is mid-early. POLLINATORS: Suitable pollinating partners include varieties such as Čačak’s Beauty, Čačak’s Early and Čačak’s Native. FRUIT APPEARANCE: An oval, egg-shaped fruit. Dark blue, medium-thick skin with a greenish-yellow, very firm but juicy flesh. Sweet to sour in taste. FRUIT SIZE: Large to very large. HARVEST: Mid-August. COMMERCIAL USE: Handles transport excellently. Suitable

Medium vigorous with a relatively loose crown, round to pyramidal in shape, with strong and flexible branches. Stanley is an early, regular and heavy bearer. Stanley is a good choice for humid climates. Thrives best in sunny places and is easy to grow. It flourishes mid-early. Relatively resilient to drought. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile, but yields more abundantly if planted next to another variety. An excellent pollinator for other varieties. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Oval-shaped fruit. Dark blue to purple in color with a firm, juicy, greenish-golden flesh. Sweet, aromatic, rich flavor. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large. HARVEST: Late, in Autumn (usually second half of August, early September).

A less to a medium vigorous tree with a pyramidal crown. The skeletal branches are strong and flexible. Starts yielding early, in the second or third year, with regular and abundant yields. It is flowering mid-early. Relatively resilient to drought. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile, but gives best results when planted near another variety. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round to oval in shape, with a prominently visible seam that divides it into two equal halves. Thin, sturdy, dark blue skin. Firm, green to yellow flesh. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large. HARVEST: Mid-early, from end of July to the beginning of August

Medium vigorous to a vigorous tree with pyramidal and sparse crown. An early bearer after planting. This variety is a regular and abundant yielder. It flourishes mid-early. POLLINATORS: Self-sterile. Suitable pollinators include Čačak’s Beauty, Čačak’s Best and Stanley. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Egg-shaped, somewhat elongated, with thin, purple to blue skin. The flesh is yellow, medium-firm, juicy, and sweet, with an exquisite taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Early. End of June to the beginning of July

A medium vigorous tree that yields abun - dantly. Crown forms as a wide sphere, and it is recommended to do regular pruning. It is flowering lately, a few days after Hungarian Best. Starts yielding early after planting and is a regular bearer. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape is rounded to oval and a bit flat from the side. The skin is of a light orange col - or with a red blush on the sunny side. The flesh orange and juicy, with an exceptional sweet-sour taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to very large fruit. HARVEST: Mid to late July. COMMERCIAL USE: Attractive and good quality fruit. Excellent for fresh consumption and widely used in the fruit processing industry.

A medium to high vigorous variety. When it starts yielding, it is a regular yielder. Flowering is mid-early. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round, elongated in shape. The skin is blushing red on the sunny side over an orange base. Intensely dark orange to red flesh. Firm, juicy, with an exquisite taste. Overall great quality. FRUIT SIZE: Large. HARVEST: Late July to early August. COMMERCIAL USE: Excellent when consumed fresh as well as for processing. It handles transporting excellently

A medium vigorous tree with good resistance to winter frost and mildly sensitive to spring frost and drought. Yields are abundant. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Orange base color with abundant red blushes. Flesh is orange in color, juicy, sweet to sour in taste. Very attractive appearance, and overall good quality fruit. FRUIT SIZE: Very large. HARVEST: Second half of July. COMMERCIAL USE: Attractive, with great yields, and overall good quality of the fruit. Used for fresh consumption and also used in the fruit processing industry

A medium vigorous to vigorous variety, with abundant yields. Resistant to lower temperatures. It is flowering lately. Thrives best in sunny places. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile but gives maximum results when planted with another variety. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round to oval in shape. The skin is yellow-orange with red blushes and red spots. The flesh is dark red, sweet to sour in taste and firm but juicy in texture. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Mid-July. COMMERCIAL USE: Abundant and quality yields. Excellent for fresh consumption, widely used in the processing industry

A medium vigorous variety with abundant yields. It flowers early. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Rounded in shape. The skin is bright yellow-orange, the flesh is medium-firm, golden yellow in color. The pit is easily separated. Juicy, aromatic, and sweet-sour in taste. Generally, the fruit of great quality. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large fruit. HARVEST: Achieves complete ripeness from late June to early July. As it tends to fall off the tree as it ripens, it is recommended to pick them when medium ripe (when the skin starts turning green to yellow).

A hardy, vigorous and productive variety, with a low, spreading habit. Grows at a medium rate. Flowering late, and is low temperature resilient. Cresthaven shows best results when exposed to full sun. POLLINATORS: Self-pollinating, but gives the best results when planted near other varieties. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Round shaped, almost fuzzless, smooth but tough skin, yellow with a red blush. Firm yet juicy yellow flesh, showcasing bright red colored areas around the pit. Sweet in taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large. HARVEST: Mid to late August.

A vigorous variety. Gives abundant yields. Relatively resilient to low temperatures POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Rounded in shape. The skin is half red over yellow base color. The flesh is yellow, juicy, and firm. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-sized. HARVEST: Early harvest, mid to late June. COMMERCIAL USE: Used for fresh consumption, cooking, preserving, bottling. Handles transport and manipulation well.

Vigour of Conference is medium to high and has a stronger branching habit. Flowering is mid-late, with an inclination to mid-season flowering varieties. It bears fruit early (in its third year and yields are excellent every year). Works very well with quince as a rootstock. It is a good pollinator for other varieties. POLLINATORS: Self-fertile. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Elegant, long, bottle shape outline. Skin is thin and glossy, sprayed with spots. The light-green base color, with an overlay of yellow-green shades. The flesh is crisp and juicy becomes softer, more mellow with storage. Sweet and mild flavor at all times. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Mid-September - early October

Tree of Butirra variety is medium vigorous to vigorous and flowers mid-early season with a slight inclination to early blooming varieties. A very fertile pear variety that gives yields early in its life cycle and gives substantial yields every year. Diploid variety, and is a good pollinator. POLLINATORS: Santa Maria, Williams. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Skin is smooth, thin and glossy, yellow-green color in base covered in bright red blush on the sunny side. Above that skin is speckled with small and slightly distinct dots. The flesh of Butirra pear is firm, whitish and juicy, sweet-sour in taste, and a very pleasant aroma. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large

The tree is strong and vigorous, with a semi-upright, fast-growing habit. It is flowering mid-early and yields are excellent. It prefers late and mild thinning and works best on rich soils. POLLINATORS: Williams, Abate Fetel, Butirra. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape is conical. The skin is lemon-yellow in color with red shades on the side that gets more sun. The flesh of Santa Maria is white in color, mildly juicy, soluble, with a less accentuated scent and a characteristic aroma. During the maturation in the cold storage, the skin color changes slowly to yellow. It can be stored for a long period of time. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large to large. HARVEST: Early. Middle to late July. COMMERCIAL USE: Stabile variety on the market as it is specific because of its fine taste and is not too juicy. High productivity and early harvests. Highly appreciated fresh, and also can be stored up to 3 months

Pears (Pyrus communis L.) represents a genus of plants from the family Rosaceae, also related to apple and quince. Because of its delicious fruits, it is cultivated for more than 4000 years and more than 1000 varieties are known up to now. Fresh fruits contain up to 20% of dry matter, 9-15% of sugars, organic acids, cellulose, a significant amount of tannin and pectin, as well as numerous minerals, vitamins, and micro-elements. In addition to consumption as a fresh product, the pear is used in the processing industry for juice, jams, compotes, and others. In our nursery, we are producing high-quality pear fruit trees for professional orchards, but also for the hobby market.

Vigour of this variety is medium to strong, and branches follow a spreading and ramified growth structure. It flowers mid-season around 5 days before Golden Delicious. A spur bearer. POLLINATORS: A triploid variety, it is not suitable as a pollinator. Basically any diploid variety with the same blossom date will be a good pollinator like: Gala, Granny Smith, Idared. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Conic in shape, it has weak or no ribbing on the surface. Intensely medium-dark to dark red in color on the whole of the fruit. The flesh is firm but creamy in texture, juicy, sweetsour in taste. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large in diameter. HARVEST: Early October. Jonaprince is an excellent and reliable yielder.

Growth of this variety is medium to weak, not a typical spur variety, upright branch growing habit, fast and highly productive variety. So-called half-spur variety forms flower buds also on one-year stems. It is blossoming just before Golden Delicious. POLLINATORS: Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Gala, Fuji, Idared FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape of this variety is oblong, conic, mildly ribbed. Very attractive, uniform, and intense red color on the whole surface of the fruit, with lenticels. The flesh of this variety is juicy, white in color, firm to soft but crisp, and the taste is sweet with almost no acidity. FRUIT SIZE: Medium-large fruit size. HARVEST: Middle to end of September, similar to Golden Delicious. COMMERCIAL USE: Highly productive and great and storage capability. It can be kept in storage for 3 months, in cold storage until Feb

Tree of this variety has weak to medium growth, flowering is mid-season to late, around the same time as Golden Delicious. High, stable yields, good for warmer regions. POLLINATORS: Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Fuji FRUIT APPEARANCE: The shape of this variety is spherical and elongated. Skin is smooth, with pronounced lenticels, covered in intense and vivid dark red color on the whole surface of the fruit. Color is striped at the beginning of maturation and gains uniform color as it matures fully. The flesh is crisp and juicy, the taste is sweet and aromatic. FRUIT SIZE: Medium HARVEST: Second half - end of August up to the beginning of September COMMERCIAL USE: Gains coloration very early and fast, uniformity, stability, and excellent yields are a strong side of this variety. Popular as a dessert apple. Suitable for warmer regions and has very good storage capability.

KNIP or “knip-boom” is one of the most productive and best-known apple tree training systems for modern, proSLENDER SPINDLE This is the most used training system for modern apple orchards. The trees are wider at the bottom and get narrower towards the top, which gives them a cone-shaped appearance. The side branches also get shorter further up the top. This system is suitable for low-vigour areas, where the required pruning will not result in exaggerated vegetal expansion. Second-year “knip-booms” are the ideal nursery stock when it comes to planting and growing the crops faster, but well feathered first-year stocks with strong lateral branches are also excellent. Opening the branch angles by weighing

Trees of this variety have medium growth, flowering in midseason to late, around the same time as Golden Delicious. Characterized by high and stable yields. POLLINATORS: Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Fuji FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape of this variety is conical, flattened. Skin is smooth, non-glossy, entirely covered in intense dark red color. It gains color very early. The flesh is yellow-colored, juicy, very balanced sweetness, low on acidity. FRUIT SIZE: Medium HARVEST: Second half - end of August up to the beginning of September COMMERCIAL USE: Gains coloration very early and fast, stable growth and yields. Possibility of gathering fruits in one stage. Very good storage capability

Vigour of this variety is weak with a straight growing habit, and is good for a high-density growing system. It is blossoming just before Golden Delicious, a good pollinator. Overall characteristics are of a typical spur variety. POLLINATORS: Granny Smith, Golden Delicious, Idared, Gala, Fuji FRUIT APPEARANCE: Shape of this variety is very beautiful, elongated with 5 distinct points on the bottom. Intense red color on the whole surface of the fruit, with stripe blushes. The flesh of this variety is white in color, firm to soft, and taste is sweet with almost no acidity. FRUIT SIZE: Excellent, large fruit size can be obtained. Excess fruit on the tree can result in a smaller caliber, so it is recommended to do a proper thinning. HARVEST: Middle to end of September, similar to Golden Delicious. COMMERCIAL USE: It is a popular apple on the market, with the advantage of its shape and storage capability. It is a consistent

A cross between Golden Delicious and Jonathan, Jonagold tree has a medium vigour. Mid-season flowering, around mid-May. As a triploid variety, it is not a good pollinator and requires two varieties to be pollinated. A spur bearer. POLLINATORS: Idared, Granny Smith, Jonathan, Gala, Golden Delicious FRUIT APPEARANCE: Yellow-green in color, with large stripe flushes of red. The shape is round but elongated, similar to Golden Delicious. The flesh is creamy, yellow color, crisp, and very juicy. It has a tart taste resembling Jonathan and the sweetness of Golden Delicious and it is an overall balanced, excellent, rich, and full flavor. FRUIT SIZE: Large HARVEST: Mid-September - Mid to late October

Growth and vigour is medium to strong, has a tendency to grow at the top, open side branch angle. Blooms in midseason to late, good pollinator. POLLINATORS: Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Gala, Fuji, Idared, Jonathan, Red Delicious FRUIT APPEARANCE: Color of skin is green-yellow, eventually completely yellow. Skin is smooth, very light lenticels, very susceptible to russeting. The flesh is yellowish, firm, crisp, sweet, and juicy with a good balance between flavor, sugars, and low acidity (especially in the adapted areas). FRUIT SIZE: Medium in size and regular. HARVEST: From mid-September up to early October.

The tree of Granny Smith variety has a medium to strong vigour. Flowering comes mid to late, around 2-3 days after Golden Delicious. Granny Smith is a good pollinator and has very reliable and good yields. POLLINATORS: Partially self-fertile, and best pollinators are: Idared, Braeburn, Arlet, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious, Jonathan, Red Delicious, Idared. FRUIT APPEARANCE: Flesh of the Granny Smith is white in color, the texture is crisp and firm, juicy, slightly acidic, and full and sharp flavored in taste. Overall an excellent, unique, and recognizable taste. Skin is green with pronounced white lenticels. Conical-oval shape. FRUIT SIZE: Medium to large. HARVEST: End of September, around 17 days after Golden Delicious. GRANNY SMITH COMMERCIAL USE: One of the very best storage potential varieties, it can basically be stored in until the following picking season in