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Introduction - and Fruit Description Guide

Genetic Dwarf (Patio) Fruit Trees - Small enough for patio gardens, container gardening and even apartment balconies.

- Ume Apricots (Japanese Fruiting Apricots)

Jujubes - Chinese Dates

Mulberry Fruit Trees

Prunes/Sugar Plums

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