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Zebra Tomatoes

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Light yellow stripes give these heirloom tomatoes the look of a prized Aggie marble shooter  – but they're much better tasting. …

Zestar Apple

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Zestar is a relatively new apple bred in Minnesota to withstand their weather. Minnesota, where all the women are strong, and the children above average, and the apples crisp. …

Plumcot

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Plumcot is a hybrid of a plum and apricot invented by Luther Burbank. It is similar to pluot, except that the Plumcot is a half and half combination. …

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All About the Tomcot: Flavor, Benefits, and How to Pick the Best

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Discover the origins, health benefits, and distinct flavors of Tomcot apricots. Plus, get expert tips for choosing the best fruit.

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Flavorella Plumcot

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Plumcot is a hybrid of a plum and apricot invented by Luther Burbank. Flavorella is golden with a slight blush. …

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Crimson Gala Apple

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Crimson – the color of kings and apples in fairy tales. The Crimson Gala is large and crisp with a few spots of green. Only take this apple from your reputable FruitGuy and not witches in disguise. …

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Arctic Mist White Nectarine

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Rainier White, White Caps, Dove, Linen, Bone, Blanco, Acoustic White, Eggshell, Sierra, Frost, Mist. It's no longer simple to pick up a bucket of white paint. Arctic Mist nectarines are white fleshed …

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Radish Candy

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Radishes come in many sizes, shapes, and colors, and they're delicious in salads, sautés, and sandwiches—but would you try radish candy?

Customer Service Answers Some Fruit Quality Questions

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Black (or green) bananas? Squishy tangerines? Get answers to a few fruit-related questions, thanks to the FruitGuys customer service team!

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Gold Nugget Tangerine

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Gold Nuggets are sweet and seedless little mandarin oranges, cousin to the Satsuma, recently bred at the University of California Riverside in the foothills of the Box Springs Mountains. This Citrus …

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Packham’s Triumph Pear

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A pear with character—a little odd, but very sweet.

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Mandarinquat

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The mandarinquat is a hybrid of the mandarin and the kumquat. Like kumquats, they can be eaten whole, peel and all, although they’re larger with crunchier skin, and tend to have many small seeds. Raw, …

How to Eat a Fuyu Persimmon

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Dive into the world of Fuyu persimmons! In our guide, learn ways to eat them firm or soft and how to savor their sweet flavor.

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In Between Spring and Winter

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By Heidi Lewis A bounty of winter squash are starting to roll in—a fabulous array of colors, textures, and shapes.  Just like the American population, they have an international palette of names, …

A White Radish with Spirit

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The daikon is a delectable radish revered in Japanese cooking, but also used in Indian and Eastern European meals.

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Thanksgiving Craft You can Eat: Apple Turkeys

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Looking for a clever, cute, compostable Thanksgiving craft? Try making apple turkeys this year!

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When Larry Met Sherri and Mary

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By Chris Mittelstaedt and Gretchen Bay Larry saw Mary eating a kiwi berry. “Sherri!” cried Larry, “I think that’s scary! Isn’t a kiwi supposed to be hairy?” “Oh, Larry,” laughed Sherri, “on the …

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Praising the Pear

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Pears are often overshadowed by the illustrious apple, but they deserve a closer look: nutritious and refreshing, they're a fantastic fruit to snack on!

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Sonoma County Grape Harvest is Family Tradition

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The Crush By Pia Hinckle COTATI, CA -- My mother’s family has been making wine since before she was born. My great-grandfather Giocondo Benedetti, who we called “nonno,” brought winemaking from …

Cooking is Child’s Play

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By Roxanne Crittenden, courtesy of Capay Valley Farm Shop About twice a year my 8-year old cousin Arlo comes for a “stay-over” at my house. In lots of ways, Arlo is a typical young boy—he has been …

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