Fruit Tree Ripening Schedule
Fruit |
Variety |
Height |
Pollination |
Mid June |
Blueberry, Northland |
4' |
Self* |
Mid June |
Gooseberry, Pixwell |
3-4' |
Self* |
June |
Cherry, 4-N-1 Combo (Semi-Dwarf) |
12-15' |
Self |
June |
Cherry, Sweet |
12-15' |
Needs Pollinator |
June |
Cherry, Tart Pie |
12-15' |
Self |
Mid Summer |
Blackberry, Black Satin |
5-6' |
Self* |
Mid Summer |
Boysenberry, Thornless |
5-6' |
Self* |
Mid Summer |
Raspberry, Canby Red |
5-6' |
Self* |
July-August |
Peach |
12-15' |
Self |
Mid-August |
Plum, Santa Rosa (Standard) |
15-18' |
Self |
August-September |
Grape, Concord |
20-25' |
Self |
August-First Frost |
Pear, 4-N-1 Combo (Semi-Dwarf) |
12-15' |
Self |
August-First Frost |
Pear, Single Variety |
12-15' |
Needs Pollinator |
Early September |
Plum, Stanley Prune-Plum (Dwarf) |
8-10' |
Self |
Mid September |
Grape, Niagara |
20-25' |
Self |
September |
Apple, 4-N-1 Combo (Dwarf) |
8-10' |
Self |
September |
Apple, Single Variety |
12-15' |
Needs Pollinator |
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Fruit Tree Spray Schedule
1. PRE-PINK STAGE (just before buds swell)
ferti•lome Horticultural Oil Spray - Kills overwintering stages of insects & mites
ferti•lome Broad Spectrum Fungicide - Prevents Peach Leaf Curl
2. PETAL FALL (most petals have fallen)
ferti•lome Fruit Tree Spray - Spray every week until fruit shows
3. COVER SPRAYS (after fruit set)
ferti•lome Fruit Tree Spray - Every week for four weeks, then every two weeks until harvest
4. DORMANT SPRAY (after leaves fall)
ferti•lome Horticultural Oil Spray - Kills overwintering stages of insects & mites
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