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- La Orilla, lot A - C, Chimbarongo
Our long trajectory, and recognition of a job well done, supports us in fruit production. fruit production of apple, pear, cherry and kiwi plants of the best quality in the market.
And because we care about following the path of innovation and vanguard, we have recently added the hazelnut program to our productions.
Origin: California, USA.
Self-fertilitySelf-incompatible.
Growth habit: Medium vigor.
Caliber: large 30-32 mm.
Harvest date: Santina -16 to -18 days.
Color :mahogany red, dark red flesh.
Splitting : .sensitive to rain.
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Origin: California, USA.
Self-fertility: Self-compatible.
Growth habit: Medium-high vigor.
Caliber: 28-30 mm.
Harvest date: Santina -14 days.
DepartureSensitive to rain.
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-compatible.
Growth habit: High vigor, very good productivity.
Caliber: 28-30 mm.
Harvest date: Santina -12 to -14 days.
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Origin: California, USA
Self-fertility: Compatible, but a pollinator is recommended.
Growth Habit: Medium-high vigor, good firmness.
Caliber: Good, 28-30mm.
Harvest Date: -7 to -10 days.
Hardiness: Medium rainfastness.
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible.
Growth habit: High vigor, high productivity.
Caliber: Large, 30 mm.
Harvest date: Santina -7 to -10 days.
Hardiness: Medium-low susceptibility to rain.
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Self-fertility: Self-incompatible, high production.
Caliber: Large, 30 mm.
Growth habit: Medium-high vigor.
Harvest date: Santina -5 to -7 days.
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible.
Growth habit: High vigor, high caliber (30-32 mm).
Color: Bright red to bright purple red.
Harvest date: Santina
Split: Sensitive to rain.
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible.
Growth habit: High vigor, high productivity.
Size: Very large, 32-34 mm.
Color: Symmetrical fruit, bright red to purple.
Harvest date: Lapins -7 to -10.
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OriginCanada
Caliber: Medium large, 26-30mm.
Flavor and firmnessSweet (18 to 22° Brix) and firm.
PedicelMedium.
TreeSemi-vigorous, semi-erect.
PollinationSelf-fertile.
PartitioningSensitive.
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Origin: Summerland 1983 (Van x Stella).
Harvest date: 5 to 10 days later than Bing, later than expected.
Size: Large, 25-28 mm.
Flavorand firmness: Good flavor and firmness, but inferior to Bing.
Pedicel: Medium
Tree: Vigorous and erect, with regular branching and high concentration of the first productions in rings.
Pollination: Early flowering, self fertile and good pollinator.
Harvest - Postharvest: Higher susceptibility to pitting than Bing, but lower than Van.
Split: Medium susceptibility.
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OriginCanada
CaliberLarge, 28 - 30 mm.
Flavor and firmnessSweet (17° Brix) and good firmness.
TreeSemi-extended, precocious.
PollinationSelf-fertile
Harvest - PostharvestAverage post-harvest life.
Shatter :Tolerant
half season
Origin: USA
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible, medium-high production.
Color: Bicolor fruit.
Caliber: 27-30 mm.
Harvest date: Rainier
half season
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible, medium production.
Caliber: Large, 32 mm.
Color: Red mahogany
Harvest date: Between Rainier and Bing.
half season
OriginCanada
CaliberLarge, 30 mm.
Taste and firmnessVery sweet and medium firmness.
TreeSemi-vigorous, semi-erect and very precocious.
PollinationSelf-fertile.
Harvest - PostharvestGood post-harvest life.
ShatteringSusceptible.
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OriginCanada
CaliberLarge, 30 mm.
Flavor and firmnessSweet and firmness variable according to size.
TreeVigorous, semi-erect and not very precocious.
PollinationBing, Van, Sunburst.
Harvest - PostharvestAverage post-harvest life.
SplittingMedium susceptibility.
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OriginCanada
CaliberLarge, 28 mm.
Taste and firmnessRegular flavor and medium firmness.
TreeSemi-vigorous, with semi-erect growth.
PollinationSunburst
Harvest - PostharvestGood post-harvest.
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Origin: Germany
Self-fertility: Self-incompatible.
Parentals: Kordia x Regina.
Growth Habit: Medium vigor, medium and constant productivity.
Color: Fruit similar to Kordia in color and caliber (30 mm).
Harvest Date: Kordia
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Origin: Czechoslovakia, 1963 (random seed).
Harvest date: 6-8 days after Bing.
Caliber: Large, 25-27 mm.
Taste and firmnessExcellent, good sweetness-acidity balance and very consistent ("meaty").
PedicelLong
TreeVigorous and very branching; not very early and regular productivity due to insufficient final fruit set.
PollinationLate intermediate flowering, pollinators Summit, Stella, Lambert, Hedelfingen, Regina.
Harvest - PostharvestGood as Bing; pedicels dehydrate more easily.
SplittingFairly resistant.
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-compatible, high and constant productivity.
Caliber: Large, 30-32 mm.
Split: High susceptibility to rain.
Harvest date: Kordia
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Origin: Italy
Self-fertility: Self-compatible, high and constant productivity.
Caliber: Large, 32 mm.
Split: High susceptibility to rain.
Harvest date: 3 days before Regina.
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Origin: Hamburg, Germany, 1981 (Schneider's x Rube).
Harvest date: 1 week after Lapins (San Clemente).
Caliber: Large, 25-28 mm (grows at the end).
Taste and firmnessTaste: Regular flavor and large stone, but very firm.
PedicelLong
TreeSemi vigorous, good branching and precocity.
PollinationLate flowering, pollinators Kordia, Sam, Summit, Stella.
Harvest - PostharvestGood experience in 1st export by sea to distant markets.
HardinessVery good resistance.
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A rootstock with low vigor and very early maturity. Suitable for self-incompatible varieties. Requires high-quality soil.
Rootstock of medium vigor and high earliness. Suitable for self-fertile varieties. Requires good quality soils.
Rootstock with similar vigor to MaxMa14 and high earliness.
Rootstock of medium vigor, gives early entry into production. It prefers loamy soils. Better adaptation to technical irrigation and greater adaptability to calcareous soils. better adaptability to calcareous soils.
High vigor rootstock (similar to Colt), not susceptible to gall. Earlier entry into production than Colt.
Vigorous rootstock. Recommended for medium-high fruit set, self-fertile varieties. Sensitive to gall.
We currently offer 4 types of plant formats to be delivered to our customers:
Grafted plant from dormant eye or English splicing on one year old reared rootstock, in a 5 liter container.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Variety sprout | 5 to 10 cm |
Rootstock already grafted from the beginning. Re-ripened for one year and then reduced.
Quality | No. of advance payments |
|---|---|
Super | 6 or more |
XL | 3 a 5 |
Plant in spring container, which is reared during spring - summer.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Super | > 1.8 mt |
XL | 1.8 to 1.6 mt |
L | 1.6 to 1.4 mt |
M | 1.4 to 1 mt |
Rootstock reared in the nursery in the first year and grafted with the variety in the second year.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Super | > 1.9 mt |
XL | 1.9 to 1.7 mt |
L | 1.7 to 1.5 mt |
M | 1.5 to 1.3 mt |
Full color, cold zones. Adapted to areas of higher color ability, higher caliber potential.
gala group
New generation of yellow variety, resistant to venturia, low levels of oxidation and bruising. Crunchy, juicy and balanced in acidity to taste.
golden group
Early, improved color and flavor of the delicious group, semi-standard variety.
red group
Clone of Rosy Glow with greater ability to take color coverage.
pink lady group
Dwarfing clonal rootstock. Adapts to a wide range of soils. It has a very superficial root system. It needs structure.
Dwarfing clonal pattern. Adapts to different soil conditions. High tolerance to replanting situations. It needs structure.
Semi-vigorous clonal rootstock. Excellent response to replanting conditions. Does not require structure. Moderate resistance to Phytophthora.
Semi vigorous clonal rootstock. It is susceptible to Phytophthora. Tolerant to woolly aphid and has a high productive potential.
Semi vigorous clonal rootstock with similar vigor to MM106. Resistant to Phytophthora, woolly aphid and suitable for replanting.
Vigorous clonal rootstock. Resistant to woolly aphid. Suitable for replanting.
Clonal rootstock of similar vigor to M9-T337, very productive.
Clonal rootstock of similar vigor to M.9 Pajam 2. Tolerant to replant and woolly aphid. Materials in the process of internalization.
Clonal rootstock of similar vigor to M.26, tolerant to woolly aphid, tolerant to replanting.
Rootstock vigor between M.7 and MM.106, tolerant to woolly aphid, tolerant to replanting.
We deliver finished plants of 1 and 2 years of nursery, according to the client's needs, as well as finished plants in knipp boom.
Below are the characteristics of each one.
Rootstock grafted from nursery planting and reared for a period of one season.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
XL | > 1.7 mt |
L | 1.7 to 1.6 mt |
M | 1.6 to 1.5 mt |
Rootstock grafted from bench and planted in container, reared for a period of one season until delivery.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Super | > 1.7 mt |
XL | 1.7 to 1.6 mt |
L | 1.6 to 1.5 mt |
M | 1.5 to 1.4 mt |
Rootstock reared in the nursery in the first year and grafted with the variety in the second year.
Quality | Diameter |
|---|---|
Super | > 19 mm |
XL | 16 to 19 mm |
L | 12.5 to 16 mm |
Rootstock already grafted from the beginning. Re-ripened for one year and then reduced.
Quality | Diameter |
|---|---|
Super | > 19 mm |
XL | 16 to 19 mm |
L | 12.5 to 16 mm |
Fruit: Small, pyriform, turning yellow at maturity.
Harvest time: From the end of December to the first half of January.
Production: 40 tons per hectare.
Fruit: Medium size, green color.
Harvest time: End of January.
Production: 60 tons per hectare.
Fruit: Large and elongated, turns yellow at maturity.
Harvest time: Beginning of February.
Yield: 60 tons per hectare.
FruitMedium size, green color.
Harvest time: beginning of February.
Production: 80 tons per hectare.
Fruit: Elongated pyriform, brown with russet at maturity.
Harvest time: Early February.
Production: 40 to 50 tons per hectare.
FruitMedium to small bell-shaped yellow with red blush at maturity.
Harvest timeBetween the first and second week of March.
Production: 40 tons per hectare.
Since the beginning of the use of quinces as rootstock for common pear trees, it became evident that some varieties did not grow well and showed symptoms of premature senescence and even the death of the tree, which was defined as incompatibility in the graft union, which is remedied with the use of a bridge graft, Beurre Hardy or Old Home varieties for their high compatibility with commercial varieties and quince trees.
Currently we offer 3 qualities of plant, according to the diameter of the trunk of 5 cm on the graft.
Rootstock reared in the nursery in the first year and grafted with the variety in the second year.
Quality | Diameter |
|---|---|
Super | > 19mm |
XL | 16 to 19 mm |
L | 12.5 to 16 mm |
Protected variety consortium Biogold South America S.A. of which Vivero Los Olmos is an authorized propagator.
Yellow fruit variety. Early harvest.
Yellow
Medium vigorous plant, late flowering and yields of approximately 30 tons per hectare. Late harvest and ripening.
green
Very vigorous and prolific plant. It starts flowering two to four days before Hayward.
Vigorous plant, intermediate flowering. It starts flowering two to four days after Hayward.
Vigorous plant, long flowering period.
It manages to cover the entire Hayward flowering period.
Very vigorous and rustic plant, interesting cultivar for the use of its seeds as rootstock due to greater vigor and uniformity of seedlings in nursery.
We currently offer 2 formats of containerized plants:
Grafted plant from dormant eye on a 1 year old reared rootstock, in a 5 liter container with substrate developed in the nursery that allows a great root exploration.
The delivery of plants is made when a vigorous shoot of the variety is 10 cms. tall or more.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Variety sprout | 10 cm |
Plant in spring container, which is reared during the spring - summer, originating a finished plant.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
Lowered finished floor | 80 cms to 1 mt, thickness 7 mm. |
Origin: Italy
Growth: Fast
Vigor: Intermediate
Productivity: Productive earliness, remarkable proteandry and self-sterility.
Flowering: Very early.
Fruits: Average of 2.8 kernels per cluster.
Length of involucre: Long, globular shape.
Color: Dark brown.
Roundness index: 1
Average weight: 2.5 g
Seeds: 1.16 g average.
Shelled yield: 46% - 47%
Perisperm Blanching: High.
Widespread in central and southern Chile.
Vigor: High
Productivity: High, dichogamy, proteandry and late sprouting.
Flowering: Early
Fruits: 3.2 fruits per group.
Length of involucre: Long, with good detachment.
Color: Dark brown.
Average weight: 3.5 g
Seeds: 1.5 g average.
Shelled yield: 39% - 42%
Perisperm peeling or Blanching: Intermediate
Pollinators: Daviana, Butler, Trebizonda and some local ecotypes such as Rojo, Azul, Café and Blanco.
We currently offer 1 bare root plant format:
Offspring from a 1 year old rebred stock.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
XL | Over 1.6 mt. |
L | 1.4 - 1.6 mt. |
M | Less than 1.4 mt. |
Plant in a 5 liter container.
Quality | Height |
|---|---|
L | Over 1.2 mt. |
Our commitment to our customers is to deliver an excellent excellent experiencethat is why we have after-sales service, where we offer a technical technical support and delivery of personalized recommendations to successfully carry out the planting program and development of each client's crop.
In order to comply with the above, we have professionals in the field who carry out the following pre- and post-planting visits:
- Pre-planting visit.
- Fallow check (bare root), acclimatization check (spring bag).
- Planting visit.
- Sprouting visit (bare root).
- Development visit (spring bag).
More than a service, it is important for us to cultivate our relationship to be the right partner that our customers need.
Thomas Pfeil