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2 ...Help us keep your timing on schedule.. Times, and timing, have changed incredibly in the tree fruit busi- ness. It s not just when to plant...but what to plant. The most successful varieties should be pre-ordered and reserved -- not just to ensure you are planting the most desirable varieties -- but so you can plant them in the years in which you want them. Contact us for any ideas or assistance with your future orchard, we ll be glad to provide important suggestions and discuss what your needs may be. And when. Catalog Contents Apples Page 3 Pears Page 10 Cherries Page 12 History Page 15 The C&O Folks Page 16 Maturity Chart Page 17 Rootstocks Page 18 Planting Instructions Page 19 Salesmen Page 20 Price List Page 21 The Fine Print Page 22 2 Nursery Tree cover & back photos courtesy of photographers Tom Francis and Kerry Lease.

3 A PPLES September Wonder Fuji (Fiero Cultivar) USPP #11193 Formerly known as Jubilee TM Fuji. Discovered as a whole tree mutation of an early Fuji. Ripens approximately September 10th in Prescott, WA. The earliest true Fuji out on the market. Good size even though the apple has 5 to 6 weeks less growing season. Reddish blush skin color. Creamy white flesh with typical Fuji flavor. Keeping qualities are similar to Gala s. A C & O Exclusive Variety. Aztec Fuji (DT2 Cultivar) This sport of the popular Red Fuji is sweet and juicy, with a crisp texture and similar harvest maturity of standard Fuji. Blush type which originated in New Zealand. One of the highest coloring Fuji sports to date. Aztec Fuji is a protected trademark of Waimea Variety Management Ltd. All items in this catalog are Copyright 2017 C & O Nursery, Inc. 3

4 Pacific Gala (Olsentwo Cultivar) Discovered as a whole tree mutation of Royal Gala by Dick and Larry Olsen in The fruit matures 5-7 days ahead of Royal Gala. The fruit s color was observed to be distinctly different than the Tenroy cultivar and the Galaxy Gala, showing much higher color on 90 to 100% of fruit. Tests show that Pacific Gala stores much better than Royal Gala in either CA or common storage conditions, with little or no shriveling. Higher pressure combined with higher brix allows more flexibility for the warehouse. Flavor remains sweet and pleasant throughout its storage life. Buckeye Gala (Simmons Cultivar) USPP #10840 This exciting Gala sport starts coloring a month earlier than its parent, Imperial Gala. Buckeye Gala develops well through summer heat and the fruit finishes with a bright, full, rich, red color. Flavor, texture, size, and handling qualities remain the same as its renowned parent. Tree is vigorous and upright with a semi-spur habit. May be pollinated by other mid-season blooming varieties, except other Gala sports and Golden Delicious. 4

5 Royal Red Honeycrisp USPP #22244 Discovered in the Columbia Basin of Washington State, this exciting new color sport of Honeycrisp is catching attention from coast to coast. Royal Red Honeycrisp is a blush type selection and maintains the crisp, juicy texture of its parent that so many have come to love. Beyond the high color factor, initial tests indicate that it s improved storage characteristics may be equally important in improving pack-out. As with its parent, the tree is low vigor and care should be taken not to crop it too soon. Offered under sub-license from Willow Drive Nursery. 5

6 Cosmic Crisp (Wa 38 Cultivar) USPP Cosmic Crisp brand apples are a cross between 'Enterprise' and 'Honeycrisp'. The large, juicy apple has a remarkably firm and crisp texture. Its exceptional flavor profile provides ample sweetness and tartness, making it an excellent eating apple. In addition to being delicious, it is slow to brown when cut and maintains its texture and flavor in storage for more than a year. The apple variety is the latest edition of Washington State University's world-class tree fruit breeding program. WSU is getting ready to distribute the first trees to farmers, and consumers should see some fruit available by The most attractive qualities of Cosmic Crisp are its exceptional eating quality, its large fruit size, attractive appearance, and its productivity. Initial plantings are limited to Washington State Growers only at this time. Courtesy of Bruce Barritt 6

7 Fall Varieties PACIFIC GALA (Olsentwo Cultivar). See page 4 for full description. BUCKEYE GALA (USPP #10840) (Simmons Cultivar). See page 4 for full description. RUBYMAC (USPP #19891)(B. Thome Cultivar). Beautiful, vibrant ruby-red finish over virtually 100% of the fruit. Outstanding firmness and quality. Longer stem than other Macs, which helps it stay on the tree longer. Holds its firmness well in storage. C & O Nursery is a founding member of the International New Varieties Network (or INN). This international group of nurserymen share testing, evaluating, promotion and protection of new varieties worldwide. Ask us about outstanding new varieties from around the world such as Galaval and Lady in Red. HONEYCRISP. Introduced in 1991, Honeycrisp created quite an interest with commercial growers. The wellbalanced, sub-acid flavor combined with a crisp, juicy texture make for an enjoyable eating experience. Harvest is generally in late September, about one week after Macintosh. Honeycrisp has an excellent storage life, lasting six to seven months in common storage. Bred specifically for winter hardiness, the tree is moderately vigorous with average fruit precocity. ROYAL RED HONEYCRISP (USPP #22244). See page 5 for full description. RubyMac USPP #

8 Winter Varieties PINK LADY brand (Maslin Cultivar). Popular cultivar from Australia. Flavor best described as crisp, juicy and tangy. The Maslin cultivar matures 3-4 weeks ahead of standard Cripps Pink. Available through C & O Nursery only by growing contract. Licensed through Brandt s Fruit Trees, Inc. SEPTEMBER WONDER FUJI (USPP #11193) (Fiero Cultivar). See page 3 for full description. COSMIC CRISP brand (WA 38 cv)(uspp #24210). See page 6 for full description. NEWTOWN PIPPIN. Fruit medium to large, uniform in size but variable in form and coloring. Color green at fruit harvest but light yellow later. High quality dessert apple. Pink Lady brand (Cripps Pink Cv) GRANNY SMITH. A late-maturing green apple. Large, firm, bruise-resistant, tart flavor and of excellent quality. Tree is vigorous, early-bearing and annually productive. AZTEC FUJI (DT2 Cultivar). See page 3 for full description. PINK LADY brand (Cripps Pink Cultivar). Popular cultivar from Australia. Flavor best described as crisp, juicy and tangy. Cripps Pink is recommended for areas with long growing seasons. Available through C & O Nursery only by growing contract. Licensed through Brandt s Fruit Trees, Inc. Granny Smith 8

9 Crabapple Pollenizers One of the most important aspects in setting a full crop is the proper use of pollenizer trees. Flowering crabs have a number of potential advantages, especially the blooming characteristics most bloom on both spurs and one-year wood. Varieties are listed in approximate order of bloom. MT. EVERESTE (perpetu cv). The white, pink tinged flowers have very heavy pollen. Blooms early to midseason. Scab immune. INDIAN SUMMER. Abundant pink flowers with extended bloom period. Blooms with King bloom of Reds. Pollen germination is good. SNOWDRIFT. A very profuse bloomer. Good pollinizer for medium to late-blooming commercial varieties. Small to medium-size white flowers. MT. BLANC (x6114 cv). This white flowered crab is scab resistant. Clean, shiny leaves and in the sprayless program. Blooms late. 9

10 PEARS C & O Nursery Pear trees are grown on Old Home x Farmingdale rootstock. These rootstocks are hardy, very well-anchored, and productive. OH x F rootstocks impart a size controlling characteristic similar to the Malling rootstock with apples. OH x F #97 produces a tree about the same size as Bartlett (seedling) root; whereas, OH x F #87 (USPP #6362) is slightly smaller. OH x F rootstocks show resistance to pear decline and fire blight. Varieties are listed in approximate order of ripening. BARTLETT. Fruit is large, has a smooth and attractive appearance with a golden-yellow color slightly blushed with red, sometimes dotted with russet. Its flesh is tender and juicy, buttery and of high dessert quality. Bears young and tree has a tendency for compact, upright growth. D ANJOU. One of the leading commercial winter pears in the Northwest. Fruit firm, juicy and with a superbly rich flavor. Best flavor when stored for one or two months. COLUMBIA RED D ANJOU. This sport of the commercially important D Anjou is similar to its parent in shape, texture, flavor and flesh color; however, the fruit s skin has a deep red surface color. 10

11 GOLDEN RUSSET BOSC. This very smooth russet Bosc pear begins to russet the first of July, increasing to an almost solid russet by harvest time. Fruit size and shape is similar to standard Bosc. BRONZE BEAUTY TM BOSC (Wimmers cultivar). This sport has a solid, heavy russet that completely encompasses the pear. When ripe, the russeting takes on a rich bronze color. The fruit is medium to large in size. When properly ripened at room temperature, the flesh is yellowish-white, juicy and sweet. Tends to be one size larger than Golden Russet. Can be relied upon for necessary cross-pollination. Partially self-fruitful. Should not be planted in solid blocks. Not a good pollinizer. VARIETY POLLINATED Abate Fetele Bartlett Max - Red Bartlett Red Sensation D Anjou Red D Anjou Du Comice Seckel Packham s Triumph Golden Russet Bosc Bronze Beauty Bosc Concorde Hosui Red Clapp Shinseiki 20th Century POLLEN SOURCE VARIETY Abate Fetele Bartlett Max - Red Bartlett Red Sensation D Anjou Red D Anjou Du Comice Seckel Packham s Triumph Golden Russet Bosc Bronze Beauty Bosc Concorde Hosui Red Clapp Shinseiki 20th Century 11

12 CHERRIES CHELAN (PC ). Sweet cherry from the Research and Extension Center in Prosser, WA. Resembles Bing with good size and firm, round fruit. Good flavor. Matures days ahead of Bing. BLACK PEARL (NY 8139). BlackPearl is one of the best cherries in it s season, ripening 10 days before Bing. It has exceptional flavor and is extremely firm and crunchy. Medium size with 20% sugar. Has amazing storage qualities and keeps better than almost any other cherry. It is hardy and canker resistant with low cracking. Early season bloom. CORAL CHAMPAGNE CORAL CHAMPAGNE. Fruit is large, glossy red and attractive. Very sweet flavor similar to Bing. Ripens 6 to 10 days ahead of Bing and of high, export quality. Bears early and an excellent pollinizer. Firm cherry with cracking resistance similar to Bing. EARLY ROBIN (USPP #13,951). This Rainier-type cherry matures seven to ten days before standard Rainier. The cherry has mild flavor and is medium to large in size. Early Robin is heart shape in appearance and has a semi-freestone pit. Pollination is required but Van should not be used due to incompatibility issues. SANTINA. Fruit is medium size, good flavor and firm for an early cherry. Vigorous with midseason bloom. Cracking may be a concern. 8 days ahead of Bing. Self-fertile. SAM. A large, black cherry that shows good resistance to cracking. Very productive and bud hardy tree. A good pollinator. CRISTALINA. Fruit is dark red and attractive. 6 days ahead of Bing and juicy. Bears early and an excellent pollinizer. Same pollination attributes as Van. May be picked stemless. INDEX (PC )(USPP #10459). Large, dark red cherry with a glossy appearance similar to Bing with very high quality. Ripens 4 to 6 days earlier than Bing. May color slowly. Self-fertile, blooms early and crops well. Good pollinizer for Chelan. Also from Prosser. BING. Fruit almost black when fully ripe. Very large, excellent quality, firm, juicy and sweet. One of the best fresh market and shipping varieties in the U.S. Will not pollinate Ulster, Royal Ann, Emperor Francis or Lambert. BENTON (PC )(USPP #15847). Selffertile cherry with size similar to Bing. Later blooming than Bing. Excellent flavor with good aftertaste. Also from Prosser. ULSTER. Flesh is dark and of high quality. Fruit is large, dark red, and firm. Will not pollinize Royal Ann, Bing, Emperor Francis or Lambert. NOTE: Newly released sweet cherries from the Research and Extension Center in Prosser, WA., have not been tested on all cherry roots for an extended period of time. Total compatibility with the different understocks and fruit quality/harvest data should still be deemed in a testing phase. 12

13 RAINIER. Very attractive yellow cherry with a red blush similar to Royal Ann. Fruit sizes well even with a full set, and a distinct flavor superior to most varieties. EMPEROR FRANCIS. A large, high-quality white cherry with red blush. Very productive. Will not pollinate Ulster, Royal Ann, Bing or Lambert. LAPINS. Large, highly split-resistant, self-fertile Lambert type. Has widespread popularity in Canada and the U.S. An excellent pollinator. GOLD. A very productive clear yellow cherry, which is extremely hardy. Excellent pollinator. Small, firm-fleshed fruit of excellent quality used for Maraschino processing. SKEENA (USPP #11392). A large (9/10 row) cherry which is firm and self-fertile. Dark red to black skin and flesh. A very good cropper and rated very high in taste panels. Holds up well in storage. Regina USPP #11530 REGINA (USPP #11530). Major commercial dark red variety. Late blooming and late ripening. Large cherry. Will not cross pollinate with Van. SWEETHEART (USPPAF). Very late bright red cherry that remains crunchy when picked and eaten. To achieve good fruit size, pruning is essential or overcropping might create a size problem. Self-fertile. Tart Cherry MONTMORENCY. The leading sour cherry for commercial canneries. Medium size, dark red, good quality and flavor. Clear, yellow flesh. Self-fertile. Benton Cherry USPP #

14 Cherry Rootstocks MAZZARD. Mazzard is a good choice for wet and heavy soils. Produces what is considered a full size tree, 18 to 20 feet tall. MAHALEB. Performs well in deep soils with good drainage. Very cold-hardy and precocious. Deep rooted. Produces a tree roughly 70% the size of Mazzard. Not recommended for heavy soils or areas with poor drainage or high water tables. GISELA 5 (USPP #9622). Produces a tree roughly 65% of Mazzard. Recommend support. Quite virustolerant. Does well in heavy soils. May sucker. GISELA 6 (USPP #8954). Produces a tree roughly 80% of Mazzard, but induces cropping much sooner. Varieties budded onto Gisela 6 do not crop in clusters the way Gisela 5 may, thus fruit size tends to be larger. Recommend support. GISELA 12 (USPP #9631). Produces a tree roughly 100% of Mazzard. Very precocious and productive. It has good virus resistance and no suckering problems. Well anchored, but support is recommended. MxM 60. Clonal cross of Mahaleb and Mazzard. A vigorous tree about the same size as Mazzard, more productive and produces few root suckers. It is moderately tolerant to Root Rot and adapts to a wide range of soils. KRYMSK 5 (VSL-2 Cv)(USPP #15723). Produces a tree roughly 80% of Mazzard. Recommend support. Lighter flower densities than Gisela. May produce root suckers. KRYMSK 6 (LC-52 Cv)(USPP #16114). Produces a tree roughly 100% of Mazzard, but much more precocious. Similar to other Krymsk, in that flower densities are less than other dwarfing cherry rootstocks, helping to balance out the crop load on the tree. May sucker. Cherry Pollenization Chart Will Cross Pollinate Self Fertile Incompatible Chelan Lapins Index Royal Ann Sweetheart Ulster BlackRepublican Rainier Van Cristalina Bing Selah Skeena Sonata Santina Black Tartarian SandraRose Emperor Francis Tieton Benton Lambert Attika Regina Sam Gold Schneider Chelan Lapins Index Royal Ann Sweetheart Ulster Black Republican Rainier Van Cristalina Bing Selah Skeena Sonata Santina Black Tartarian Sandra Rose Emperor Francis Tieton Benton Lambert Attika Regina Sam Gold Schneider 14

15 HISTORY When Andy Gossman trekked west from Minnesota in 1905 to find the perfect place to grow fruit trees, he settled on the banks of Lake Chelan and the Columbia River - near where the Columbia and Okanogan Rivers met. Columbia and Okanogan Nursery (C & O) was the name he chose, and without hesitation he began planting trees for the fruit industry. Soon he convinced his nephew, Bert Snyder, to join him. Today, well into our fourth generation, C & O grows well over 1,000,000 trees on the treasured ground of the Columbia Basin -- providing them to growers throughout the nation. That s what we ve been, who we are, and what we will be: Always striving to provide the best in customer service, products and attitude. Andy Gossman Bert Snyder 2nd Generation Gene, John & Bob Snyder 15

16 C & O Nursery - A Commitment to Excellence - For over 111 years, the people at C & O have made you a commitment. We will continue to do our utmost to provide you with the best trees and the highest quality service possible. Jack Snyder Todd Snyder Gary Snyder Shad Snyder Ty Snyder Lilly Estrada HR/Payroll Todd Strampher Fruit Tree Consultant 16 Ken Evans Warehouse Mgr Marlyn Estrada Receptionist

17 Maturity Chart JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Chelan Tieton TM (P) Santina Index (P) Blk. Tartarian Royal Ann Bing Rainier Benton (P) Blk. Republican Emperor Francis Van Sandra Rose Sonata TM (P) Attika Schneider Selah TM Lapins Skeena (P) Regina (P) Gold Sweetheart Red Clapp Bartlett Red Sensation Seckel Hosui Kosui Abate Fetele D Anjou Red D Anjou Packham s Triumph 20th Century Golden Russet Bosc Bronze Beauty TM Concorde (P) Du Comice Earligold TM Ruby Jon (P) Pacific Gala (P) Buckeye Gala (P)) RubyMac (P) Imp. McIntosh Spartan Cherries Pears Apples (P): These varieties are patented. For specific patent information contact C&O Nursery. Honeycrisp TM Pink Lady (Maslin cv) Royal Empire Sept. Wonder Fuji (P) Scarlet Spur II Schlect Spur Cosmic Crisp Imp. Red (Campbell) Imp. Golden (Gibson) Ambrosia (P) Jonastar Idared Ramey York Northern Spy Early Spur Rome Newtown Pippin Kumeu Crimson Braeburn Myra Red Fuji (P) Aztec Fuji (DT2) Pink Lady (Cripps cv) TopExport Fuji (P) Granny Smith 17

18 ROOTSTOCKS BUDAGOVSKI (Bud) 9 Ranges from M 9 to EMLA 26 in size. Requires support. Induces early fruiting. Trees are very resistant to collar rot. Moderately resistant to powdery mildew and apple scab. Susceptible to fire blight. Resistant to winter frost. M 9 (337) True dwarfing rootstock produces a tree 35% of standard. Early cropper and the fruit tends to be larger. Support required. Does well in heavy, wet soils. Susceptible to fire blight. GENEVA 41 (G. 41) Similar size to M 9 (337). Nearly immune to fire blight and shows resistance to Phytophthora and replant disease. Appears to be winter hardy. Trees are precocious and productive. M 9 (NIC 29)(USPP# 10714) This dwarfing rootstock produces a tree similar in size and charactertistics to M9-337 with slightly more vigor. The generally brittle roots of M9-337 are replaced with a vibrant and expansive root system. Tree support is required. GENEVA 935 (G. 935) Slightly larger than EMLA 26. Highly resistant to fire blight and Phytophthora, but is not resistant to woolly apple aphid. Winter hardy. Excellent fruit size and wide crotch angles. GENEVA 30 (G. 30) Similar in size to EMLA 7. Provides excellent anchorage and produces very few suckers. Shows resistance to fire blight. More precocious and productive than EMLA 7. Burr knots are rare. Has a greater tolerance for crown rot than EMLA 7. Adapts well to a wide range of soil types. EMLA 7 About half the size of a standard tree with exceptional winter hardiness and fairly well anchored. Performs best on deep, fertile, well-drained soils that retain constant moisture. EMLA 106 Produces a tree 60% of full size. Adapted to a wide range of soil temperatures, has good anchorage, doesn t sucker and is resistant to woolly aphids. Should not be planted on poorly drained soils. GENEVA 16 (G. 16) Size of the more vigorous scions on M 9. Tolerant to collar rot, nearly immune to fire blight and immune to scab. Susceptible to woolly apple aphids and powdery mildew. In the orchard, G. 16 is non-brittle, well-anchored and sucker free. Trees are precocious and productive. EMLA 26 Size between M 9 and EMLA 7. Better anchored than M 9, but still needs support. Trees are very productive and early bearing. For use on all but badly-drained soils. Not resistant to collar rot. Subject to fire blight. EMLA 111 Semi-dwarf tree, roughly 75% that of seedling. Adaptable to a variety of soil conditions, and will tolerate drought conditions better than any other comparable clones. Grows well under high summer temps. BUDAGOVSKI (Bud) 118 Similar in size to EMLA 111. The vigor of Bud 118 is particularly valuable on dry, sandy orchard sites. Resistant to collar rot (Phytophthora cactorum) and apple scab. This stock is slightly susceptible to crown gall and powdery midlew. Extremely winter hardy Approximate Height EMLA 111 EMLA 106 EMLA 7, G. 30 EMLA 26 EMLA 9 Bud 118 Mahaleb Gisela 5 G. 11, G. 935 NIC 29, Bud 9 Mazzard, Gisela 12 Gisela 6 M 9(337), G. 16, G

19 PLANTING Step 1. Proper pruning is of first importance. One year whip should be pruned back to If central leader training is planned, it is important to head trees back to approximately 30. Step 2. Branched trees should not be pruned too severely, BUT DO NEED PRUNING. Cut back feathers approximately 1/2 to 2/3. Step 3. Planting hole should be large enough to spread out roots. Planting depth guidelines are as follows: Trees on Peach, Cot, Mazzard, Mahaleb or Myro Root bud union flush to ground level. Apple trees on EMLA rootstocks should be planted with the bud union 2 to 4 above ground level to insure that no scion rooting occurs. Also plant Cherry trees on Colt and Gisela rootstocks and Pear trees on Old Home x Farmingdale and Quince rootstocks with the bud union 2 to 4 above ground level. After receiving trees, but before planting, we recommend soaking the roots in fresh oxygenated water for 6-12 hours - NO LONGER as this may suffocate the new roots. During planting, use plenty of water and be sure soil is well worked in around roots so there are no air pockets. After planting the trees, we recommend using a mix of water and white latex paint on trunk up to 18 above ground to deter sunscald. TREE GROWTH TIP: If after a high majority of your trees have pushed (show obvious signs of growth), but there are still trees which are slow to start - we recommend going back through those "slow starters", and re-pruning the branches and tops of those trees. This should reinvigorate the tree, helping it to start within the next 2-3 weeks. Trees per Acre ORCHARD PLANTING CHART Space between rows of trees FEET Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft Ft

20 ORDERING OPTIONS Many ordering options. If you wish, you may phone, , fax, drop in whatever suits your need. We are here to offer our services to you! Either call us direct at 800/ or a salesman listed below. CALIFORNIA Kathy and Bud Mann Watsonville Ph. (831) or (831) PENNSYLVANIA Gary Kauffman Biglerville, PA Ph. (717) MICHIGAN Moser Fruit Tree Sales, Inc. Matt Ph. (269) or (800) Alpers Tree Sales (Jean Alpers) Lake Leelanau Ph. (231) or (231) Stan Peterson Ludington Ph. (231) or (888) Summit Sales Ph. (800) NEW YORK Stan Peterson Ludington, MI Ph. (231) or (888) Summit Sales (Wally Heuser) Ph. (800) WASHINGTON Todd Strampher Field Rep Ph. (509) or (800) Mark Barrett Yakima Ph. (509) BRITISH COLUMBIA Jasvir Brar Oliver Ph. (250) NOVA SCOTIA Scotian Gold Kentville Ph. (902) OREGON Jeff Heater The Dalles Ph. (541) or (541) UNAFFILIATED AREA Summit Sales Ph. (800) Tree Connection, Inc. (Dave Weil) Ph. (800) Stan Peterson Ph. (231) or (888) Paul Woolley Ph. (888) or (518)

21 SPRING 2018 PRICING APPLE TREE PRICE LIST Rootstock Caliper EACH Surcharge* add to correct price table EMLA 7 EMLA 106 EMLA 111 Bud 118 7/ / / / Rootstock Caliper EACH All 9's EMLA 26 7/ Geneva 1/ not #41 (add 50 ) 5/ Geneva 41 (add $1.75) 3/ Rootstock Caliper EACH O. H. x F. PEAR PRICE LIST 7/ / / / Apples Aztec Fuji (DT2) 1.00 Buckeye Gala 1.00 Honeycrisp (non US) 1.50 Jonastar 1.25 Lady in Red (Cripps cv) 1.35 Mt. Blanc.50 Mt. Evereste.50 Myra Red Fuji.75 Pacific Gala.75 Pink Lady (Cripps cv) 1.25 Pink Lady (Maslin cv) 2.00 Royal Red Honeycrisp 1.50 Rubinstar Jonagold.75 RubyMac 1.25 Scarlet Spur II.50 Schlect Spur Delicious.50 Sept. Wonder Fuji 1.00 TopExport Fuji.75 Cherries Attika Cherry.75 Balaton Cherry.75 Benton Cherry 1.00 BlackGold Cherry 1.25 BlackYork Cherry 1.25 BlackPearl Cherry 1.25 Chelan Cherry 1.00 Cristalina 1.25 Index Cherry 1.00 Regina Cherry 1.00 Santina 1.25 Selah Cherry 1.00 Skeena Cherry 1.25 Tieton Cherry 1.00 Pears Bronze Beauty Bosc 1.00 Golden Russet Bosc.75 Concorde Pear 1.00 CHERRY PRICE LIST - GISELA Rootstock Caliper EACH / Gisela (add $1.70) 1/ / / CHERRY PRICE LIST Rootstock Caliper EACH Krymsk 5/6 (add $1.25) 7/ MxM 1/ (add 50 ) 5/ Colt (add 20 ) 3/ *Surcharge is one or more of the following: Intellectual Property, Patent, Trademark, Special Varieties. Prices subject to change without notice. 21

22 THE FINE PRINT & GENERAL INFO... Shipping Procedures Fruit tree orders are shipped f.o.b. Wenatchee, WA. Motor Freight shipments will be delivered to carrier s nearest terminal unless the carrier has local delivery service. Shipments are sent freight charges COLLECT. Before accepting shipment, check with freight agent that correct rate has been charged. Dormant Nursery Stock in boxes take a special discount rate. Trees will be boxed at cost and included in your invoice. Warranty is VOID if trees are stored in bins or boxes for more than 10 days after their arrival. Any destroyed or unreturned C & O Bins will be invoiced at $250 per bin. All orders under 50 trees will have a Materials & Handling Charge of $10 per order. Trees will be pruned to meet package requirements. Additional pruning may be necessary. All tree orders of 150 trees or less, that are picked up at our local warehouse, must be picked up in their entirety in a single instance. Shipments by all modes of transportation are packed in poly-lined cartons to insure arrival in the best possible condition. Parcel Post, FedEx Ground or U.P.S. do not provide freeze protection. Such orders will normally not be shipped until March 1. Orders Subject To Crop Yield Because of weather or other conditions beyond C & O s control, all orders are subject to crop conditions. Orders are booked against estimated field counts. After the stock is dug and graded, any necessary adjustments in both quantity and size will be made, subject to the customer s approval. No cancellations accepted after Jan. 1, Any cancellation by customer after January 1st must be based upon terms which will indemnify C & O Nursery against all loss arising from such cancellation. Washington State Sales & Cert. Tax If you live in the State of Washington, and are a non-commercial grower, please add your current state sales tax. All fruit tree sales are subject to a 1% tax to help fund the State of Washington Certification Program. Terms Of Payment Unless otherwise stated, a nonrefundable deposit of $1/tree is required within 30 days of order processing. If no deposit is received within 60 days of its being booked, C & O Nursery reserves the right to cancel that order and/or distribute trees to other growers requesting those varieties. Purchaser is to make payment in full on or before delivery unless credit is established. Finance Charge on overdue accounts shall be paid at 1% per month, compounded monthly. All orders with timely deposits take precedence on size and quantity of trees delivered over orders with no deposit paid. Deposits will be refunded if we re unable to supply trees. Commercial Fruit Tree Prices Fruit Tree orders take the quantity price based on total number of fruit trees delivered, without regard to the number ordered. When substitutions are made on any item, charges will be based on size and variety delivered. Scionwood and Fruit Color Our scionwood is carefully selected from mature bearing trees. In spite of this effort, it is the nature of some varieties to be unstable in developing fruit color at harvest time. Environment and growing practices can also affect the color formation. Because of this we cannot accept responsibility for fruit color, type, tree structure or other varietal inconsistencies. Our sales, general office, storage and shipping facilities are located at 1700 North Wenatchee Avenue. Mailing address: P. O. Box 116, Wenatchee, WA E Mail: tree@c-onursery.com Phone: (509) or (800) Home Page: Fax Machine: (509) HOURS: Year Round... Monday thru Friday 8-5 All prices quoted in this catalog are subject to change without notice. Limited Warranty and Disclaimer For trees or other items it sells, C & O Nursery limits the warranties it makes, and the remedies for breach of those warranties, and disclaims all other warranties. The warranties and disclaimers, and the rights and remedies of purchaser regarding warranties, are stated in detail on the order documents or invoices. All orders are subject to the disclaimers and come with the limited warranties stated on those documents. All purchasers should carefully read and understand the warranties and disclaimers of C & O and the extent to which they apply to trees or other items being purchased. Additional Terms and Conditions may apply - please see our website for further details ( WARRANTY IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR ORDERS LESS THAN 10 TREES OR FOR TREES PLANTED BETWEEN MAY 15 TO NOVEMBER

23 LEGAL NOTICE TO BUYER: EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF DAMAGES AND REMEDIES 1. What is covered by this warranty. C & O Nursery ( C & O ) warrants the nursery stock shipped to be in good, live condition; purchaser should examine shipment at once and if for any reason it is not satisfactory, notify C & O promptly by phone ( ). In case of apparent injury in transit, the carrier will be the responsible party. Therefore, purchaser must instruct delivering agent to note possible damage to goods on your copies of shipping papers in order to assist in filing a claim. C & O also warrants that the stock sold is true to name and is described within recognized tolerances. If any nursery stock is proven to be untrue to name, and C & O is so notified during the first fruiting season, C & O will, within a reasonable time, replace that part of the order without charge or, at customer s option, refund the purchase price. These remedies are purchaser s exclusive remedies for breach of this warranty and are in lieu of any remedy for consequential or incidental damages. WARRANTY IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR ORDERS LESS THAN 10 TREES OR FOR TREES PLANTED BETWEEN MAY 15 TO NOVEMBER What is NOT covered by this warranty. Nursery stock carries a State Dept. of Ag certificate that the plant materials have been inspected and are visibly free from injurious insects and plant diseases. C & O cannot assure detection of non-visible plant diseases, viruses or defects; therefore C & O does NOT warrant that the nursery stock is free from non-visible plant diseases, viruses or defects. C & O's scionwood is carefully selected from mature bearing trees. In spite of this effort, it is the nature of some varieties to be unstable in developing fruit color at harvest time. Environment and growing practices also affect color. Because of this, C & O CANNOT accept responsibility for fruit color, type, tree structure or other varietal defects. C & O strives to keep these variations to a minimum. Since the growth of nursery stock is determined to a large extent by the care it receives from the planter and grower, due to conditions beyond seller s control, including but not limited to soil and weather conditions, C & O CANNOT and does NOT warrant or guarantee growth; however, C & O will replace at its' cost, f.o.b. Wenatchee, WA, any nursery stock that fails to grow, provided C & O is notified in writing by August 1 following planting AND PROVIDED THAT THE TREES WERE NOT INJURED BY THE USE OF HERBICIDES, CHEMICALS, FERTILIZERS, FUMIGATION, OR BUYER S NEGLIGENCE OR IMPROPER CARE, UNREASONABLE USE OR ABUSE, OR BY OR THROUGH ANY SHIPPER OR CONTRACTED CARRIER. Warranty is VOID if trees are stored in boxes or bins for more than 10 days after arrival. These remedies are the purchaser s exclusive remedies for failure of nursery stock to grow. DELIMBING ALL SIDE BRANCHES VOIDS WARRANTY. 3. Disclaimer of warranty. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THESE WARRANTIES ALSO WILL APPLY TO ANY ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF NURSERY STOCK FOR PLANTING DURING THE SAME PLANTING SEASON. WARRANTY IS NOT APPLICABLE FOR ORDERS LESS THAN 10 TREES. 4. Limitation of remedies. In no case shall C & O be liable for any SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, or CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, including but not limited to damages such as loss of profits, loss of use of the nursery stock, cost of lost fruit, and injury to any other property based upon breach of warranty, breach of contract including a shortage in filling the order, negligence, strict tort or any other legal theory. Some states do not allow limits on warranties, or on remedies for breach in certain transactions. In such states the limits in this paragraph and in paragraph 3 may not apply. In no case shall seller be liable for any amount greater than original purchase price. 5. No other warranties. Unless modified in a writing signed by both parties, this agreement is understood to be the complete and exclusive agreement between the parties, superseding all prior agreements, oral or written, and all other communications between the parties relating to the subject matter of this agreement. No employees of C & O or any other party are authorized to make any warranty in addition to those made in this agreement. 6. Allocation of risks. This agreement allocates the risk of product failure between C & O and the purchaser. This allocation is recognized by both parties and is reflected in the price of the goods. The purchaser acknowledges that he/she has read this agreement, understands it, and is bound by its terms. Acceptance of the shipment will constitute acceptance of terms and conditions of sale. 7. Additional Terms and Conditions. In addition to the terms and conditions set forth herein, any nursery stock sold and shipped to a purchaser by C & O Nursery shall also be governed by the additional terms and conditions set forth on the official website of C & O Nursery ( in effect as of the date of this contract, which terms and conditions are incorporated herein by reference as if wholly set forth in this catalog. WARNING: Ethylene gas concentration can cause extensive damage to and even kill trees if they are stored with apples or pears, or in storage rooms that have not been completely ventilated. Warranty is void if trees are exposed to ethylene gas. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington. The venue for any action instituted to enforce this Agreement shall be in Chelan County, Washington. If an order is referred to an attorney for collection, the purchaser shall pay all costs and attorney fees incurred by C & O in collecting on the order. NO CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED AFTER JANUARY 1. 23

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