Pumpkin Sweet Harvest_Very Early fine-textured flesh that is golden

fine-textured flesh that is golden yellow

Displays some resistance to scab and fireblight

Northern Spy

The Babcock peach tree is an old favorite from Berkeley

Considerations for Wickson Apple Tree

Pumpkin Sweet Harvest_Very Early fine-textured flesh that is goldenUSDA Certified Organic Pumpkin Sweet apple, a rare heirloom variety frequently referred to as the Pound Sweet. Originating in Manchester, Connecticut, in the early 1800s, this variety was first formally recorded in 1834 in the orchards of S. Lyman. Despite its name, it does not taste like pumpkin; rather, it is named for its massive, rounded shape and distinctively sweet, low acid flavor. The taste is often described as mild with unique notes of melon