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Average Chill Hours Chart for Fruit Trees

November 6, 2020 ~~OGW Growing Guides~~

Fruit Tree Chill Hours Chart *this chart is based on the average range, some cultivars do vary Almond: 400-600 Walnut: 800-100 Filbert (Hazelnut): 800-1300 Chestnut: 300-500 Pistachio: 550-800 ————————————– Apple: 700-1000 (Low chill varieties between 200-500) Apricot: 500-800 Peach: 600-1000 (low chill varieties between 300-500) Nectarine: 100-500 Asian Pear: 400-500 European Pear: 600-800 Japanese Plum: 500-900 European Plum: 700-1000 Pluot: 400-800 (Low chill...

Pink Lady Apple Tree

October 31, 2016

Pink Lady Apple produces an oblong, pink-blushed, yellow fruit with creamy, white, sweet-tart flesh that resists browning.

Melrose Apple Tree

October 31, 2016

Melrose Apple is a beautiful, yellow/green skinned apple with dark red streaks and russet spots. Its firm, coarse, juicy, creamy-white flesh has a slightly acidic flavor and is very good for both cooking and in desserts. It continues to ripen off the tree and is best eaten after Christmas. One of the best storers, it can be kept until April at 31°F. It is the official Ohio State apple, where it has been planted extensively since its introduction in 1944. The tree itself is a vigorous, productive annual bearer with a spreading habit and moderate vigor.

Jonagold Apple Tree

October 31, 2016

The Jonagold Apple is a later-maturing, medium to large, firm-fruited apple with yellow and green skin with red stripes and superb, rich, full flavor. It is the most common cultivar planted in Europe and an excellent hand-eating or cooking apple.

Holistic Orchard

October 20, 2016

Tree Fruits and Berries the Biological Way

By Michael Phillips

Pages:	432 pages
Book Art:	Color photos and illustrations throughout
Size:	8 x 10 inch
Publisher:	Chelsea Green Publishing
Paperback:	9781933392134
Pub. Date	January 10, 2012
eBook:	9781603584074
Pub. Date	January 10, 2012

Low Chill Plants

September 23, 2015 ~~OGW Growing Guides~~

Low Chill Plants are most fruits grown in the US go dormant in late fall. They require a minimum amount of cool weather before they can begin growing normally again in the spring. This cool weather requirement is measured in Chill Hours. Chilling hours are achieved when temperatures are between...

Extremely Hardy Plants

September 23, 2015 ~~OGW Growing Guides~~

Extremely Hardy Plants for our friends in Alaska and northern regions of the US, the following plants will survive very cold temperatures and many will produce abundant crops of delicious fruit. These plants should all be hardy to minus 25°F. or below. This list is a work in progress and...

Oregon Garden – Harvest Season

August 27, 2015 ~~Around The Farm~~

Oregon Garden – Harvest Season At the Oregon Garden in Silverton, One Green World maintains a showcase “edible landscape,” completely composed with edible plants from our catalog. Be sure to come and see many mature specimens of our fruiting trees and shrubs in their element. Better yet, you can taste...

Breda Giant Medlar Fruit Tree

July 17, 2015

A classic and productive variety from Holland, the Breda Giant Medlar Fruit abundant crops of large 1 1/2″-1 3/4″ diameter fruit. Sweet and fine textured, the spicy fruit of Breda Giant Medlar is great for snacks and preserves.

Marron™ Medlar Fruit Tree

July 17, 2015

One of our favorite varieties, we have grown Marron™ Medlar Fruit Tree, an attractive and naturally compact tree, for many years. We enjoy its abundant, annual crops of large, particularly tasty, chestnut colored fruit.

Average Chill Hours Chart for Fruit Trees

Pink Lady Apple Tree

Melrose Apple Tree

Jonagold Apple Tree

Holistic Orchard

Tree Fruits and Berries the Biological Way

By Michael Phillips

Low Chill Plants

Extremely Hardy Plants

Oregon Garden – Harvest Season

Breda Giant Medlar Fruit Tree

Marron™ Medlar Fruit Tree

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