Stark Bros Nurseries 2013 Varieties

Posted by Brian Sparks|October 1, 2013

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Stark Super Red Fuji Stark Bros

Stark Bro’s version of this highly colored Fuji sport. Crisp and juicy flesh with a sweet flavor. Matures the same time as other Fuji varieties.
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PF Ka-Ching Stark Bros

Outstanding late-season variety. This variety bears heavy yields of sweetly flavored and brilliantly colored medium-to-large fruit ripening a full 50 days after Redhaven. Bacterial spot resistant.
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BurgundyPearl Stark Bros

Large, early mid-season variety. Very large, dark-red fruit averaging near 12 grams. Firm, crisp, high quality with good storage ability. Productive, strong canker-resistant tree. Requires a pollinator.
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PF Late 8 Ball Stark Bros

Amazing quality and great flavor. Early freestone variety ripening five days before Redhaven. Fruit is good size with a sweet flavor. Bacterial spot resistant.

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Stark Super Red Fuji Stark Bros

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PF Ka-Ching Stark Bros

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BurgundyPearl Stark Bros

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PF Late 8 Ball Stark Bros

Stark Bro’s Nurseries & Orchards Co.
Louisiana, MO
800-435-8733; fax 573-754-3701
[email protected]; www.starkbroswholesale.com

Not pictured:

Cameron Honeycrisp
Bright red color with a juicy crisp flesh. Matures sooner than other Honeycrisp varieties, which means fewer harvests.

Other new peaches for 2014:
Flamin’ Fury® PF 8 Ball White™
Flamin’ Fury® PF Paramount 24™
Flamin’ Fury® PF Legendary™

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Other new cherries for 2014:
EbonyPearl®
BlackPearl®

Rootstocks:

Along with these new varieties we are excited to introduce a new series of rootstocks for cherry, peach, plum, apricot, and other prunus varieties. Some will be available for 2013, and the rest will follow during the next couple of years.

These new rootstocks will allow for a wider range of options within the prunus category, offering the grower many positive traits that will enhance planting on marginal sites which in the past were not suited for Mazzard or Mahaleb. One rootstock will offer dwarfing similar to Gisela while lowering establishment cost.