Product Varieties
With 5 million seedlings per year: peach, nectarine, apricot, cherry, olive, almond and more.
OliveDomat Olive
Akhisar-origin olive with large fruit, oil purpose, strong growth.
November – December
CherryEarly Burlat Cherry
Classic early cherry harvested in late May. 8 g fruit.
May 20–30
CherryEarly Lory Cherry
Very early cherry harvested in late April. 8–10 g fruit. Chill requirement 500–550 hours.
April 20–30
OliveEşek Olive
Very large-fruited Ödemiş-origin green table olive. Growing international demand.
September – October
AlmondFerraduel Almond
September harvest, stone-almond type requiring Ferragnes as pollinator.
September 5–10
AlmondFerragnes Almond
Classic almond variety, September harvest, 32–34% yield, pollinated by Ferraduel.
September 5–10
OliveGemlik Olive
Turkey's 3rd most common olive. Makes up 80% of Marmara region stock. Dual-purpose for table and oil.
November – January
AlmondGuara Almond
Mid-August harvest, self-fertile, high 33–35% yield Spanish-origin almond.
August 15–20
OliveKoroneiki (Crete) Olive
Greek-origin premium oil olive with 20–25% oil content, suitable for super-intensive planting.
October – November
CherryLambert Cherry
Early July harvest, 7–8 g, important as pollinator for many varieties.
July 1–10
CherryLapins Cherry
Mid-June harvest, 8.5–9.5 g, less crack sensitive, early flowering cherry.
June 10–20
AlmondMakako Almond
Mid-September harvest, very late flowering almond ideal for highland zones.
September 17–22