Fruit varieties in their original form - root-grown, robust, and resilient - low maintenance requirements, ideal for the garden - primitive, individual taste. Urobst is original fruit. Not selectively crossed or refined, it grows root-grown, which significantly enhances its robustness. The major advantages of Urobst varieties are their high resistance to diseases and pests, low maintenance and pruning needs, and their unique flavor. There are Urobst varieties of apples, pears, cherries, plums, and peaches, as well as nuts, grapes, and berries. Wild fruit varieties such as sea buckthorn, rowan, sloe, barberry, sweet acorns, and serviceberries also belong to the Urobst types. Depending on the size, type, and layout of your garden, this book can help you select and plant the suitable Urobst varieties. Includes a directory of sources.