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Playfully called the "dinosaur egg" pluot, the Dapple Dandy has marbled pink and green skin over white flesh threaded with rose. Dapple Dandy pluots are sweet and tart and have a crisp, refreshing bite. Kids especially love this pluot for its distinctive coloration. and the lack of tartness in the skin.
The Dapple hangs on the tree much longer than other pluots - it will literally not fall, Farmer Al says. That means it just gets better!
Dapple Dandy pluots are available mid-July - mid-August.
Contents:
3lbs = Approx. 9-12 fruits 5lbs = Approx. 15-20 fruits 10lbs = Approx. 24-40 fruits
Our regenerative organic practices not only produce great fruit, but they also provide important ecosystem and climate benefits. We build soil health by composting, planting cover crops, and not tilling. The soil contains thriving communities of beneficial microbes and fungi that fertilize our trees. And we are fighting climate change by building the carbon storage capacity of our soil. Our orchards store an average of 29 tons of carbon per acre â thatâs the equivalent of taking 1,488 passenger vehicles off the road for one year!
Our promise to you: if your order doesn't arrive fresh and if you or your recipients aren't delighted, we'll make it right.
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I had to order another 10 pounds the following week. like candy but good for me.
Sweet, but not too sweet, and very juicy, these are my favorite pluots. Longing for them until next year
the pluot is such a marvelous hybrid . it has that luscious apricot flavor as well as the plum. a great invention
These were nice, they took a while to ripen to my liking but once they did they were wonderful.
The dapple dandies we're juicy and sweet!
Some of the smaller plots were definitely from a younger tree. The smaller ones were good, but not as tasty as the larger fruits.
