Fruit Trees

Dense green foliage with showy pink blooms in spring. Can take up to 3 years to produce nuts. Nuts ripen in fall. Self-fertile. Outstanding ornamental tree.

Attractive red 'Lunch Box' apple. Dessert quality fruit, tart, sprightly flavor. Fruit Late Aug. to Sept. Grafted on MM106.

New late-season apple from New Zealand. Medium to large fruit of very high quality. Orangish red blush over yellow background. Matures in October. Excellent flavor. Best if thinned. Good keeper. Needs pollination.

Moderately resistant to cedar-apple rust and fireblight, but susceptible to apple scab.

Large yellow-green fruit that is sweet and juicy with a mild sweet flavor. Crisp for eating and resists scab. Fruit from mid-September to early October. Grafted on MM106.

Medium ruby red apple with a non-browning white flesh. Sweet flavor with a slight tartness. Similar to a Macintosh apple. Excellent for fresh eating, cooking, and cider. Needs a pollinator.

Fruit size medium to large; shape intermediate to flat, truncate conic to rectangular, convex, slightly ribbed; skin solid red with slight striping, thick, waxy; flesh crisp, creamy; flavor subacid, aromatic. High quality dessert apple also good for cider. Fruits mid to very late season. Vigorous, upright early bearing tree, spur type habit; produces annually, needs some thinning. Self-fruited. Ripens two weeks after McIntosh and hangs on tree longer.

Immune to apple scab, resistant to fire blight. Medium, dark red fruit. Grafted on MM106.

Late harvest season, sweet-tart flavor, yellowish apple with orange-red blush stripes.

Heavy red striping on golden skin gives it a red-orange color. Crisp, dense, aromatic flesh. Subacid or semi- sweet. Excellent quality. Keeps very well. Semi self fertile. Ripens during September.

Unusual upright growth habit. Large golden yellow fruit ripens in fall. Sweet, juicy and delicious. Great in containers or smaller gardens. Perfect for fresh eating and cooking. Needs a pollinizer.

Upright, rounded, deciduous tree. Large, waxy, firm and bruise resistant green fruit. Hardy, crisp, juicy white flesh. Mildly sweet and snappy flavor. Good eating & cooking apple. Needs pollinator Grafted on M26.

Gravenstein apple trees bear outstanding dessert apples. At maturity this vigorous tree yields crops of medium fruit with red-over-green skin and yellow flesh. Requires pollinator.

Vigorous spreading tree. Large fruit has yellow or greenish yellow skin with red stripes. Unexcelled for cooking. Firm white flesh. Good eating or cooking. Ripens in August. Makes good pies, desserts, sauces and cider. Requires pollinator.

Firm, juicy, full flavored fruit, high quality fresh or cooking. Red striped over bright yellow. Keeps well. Ripens mid-season. Needs a pollinator.

McIntosh-type dessert apple with improved color. Medium sized, firm fruit with 90% dark red color over greenish background. Firm, crisp, high quality flesh. Ripens in September. Excellent for fresh eating.

The King has large, yellow-green apples with red stripes. It's a great eating apple and keeps very well.

Fruit size is medium; shape tall to intermediate conic to rectangular convex; skin yellow blushed and striped red; flesh firm, fine, yellowish; flavor sweet, juicy, subacid. Good for eating fresh, cooking; stores until February with flavor intensified. Tree: hardy, vigorous, productive, annual; requires thinning. Most disease resistant apple developed; scab, fire blight, mildew and cedar apple rust; No spraying needed. Ripens early Oct. Requires 800 hours of chilling.

This Johnathan-Red Delicious cross looks like a Johnathan in shape and color. Good choice for humid damp climates. Annual producer. Ripens late September, early October. Grafted on M26.

Unusual narrow growth. Prolific large, red McIntosh type fruit. Juicy and crisp flavor. Great in containers or the smaller garden. Ripens earlier than other columnar apples. Perfect for fresh eating and making cider. Needs a pollinizer.

New late-season apple from New Zealand. Medium to large fruit of very high quality. Orangish red blush over yellow background. Matures in October. Excellent flavor. Best if thinned. Good keeper. Needs pollination.

Sport of Fuji apple. High quality apple with 80% red color with stripe. Tall, rectangular, medium sized fruit. Crisp, juicy slightly subacid. Good keeper. Requires cross pollination; ripens September-October.

Large, red fruit, firm and crisp woth good flavor. Fruits in Early Fall. Grafted on MM106.

Late-ripening red-striped apple for fresh eating, freezing & cooking. Med sized fruit witrh a crisp, juicy white flesh; a tart but well balanced flavor. Pollinate with Red or Yellow Delicious, Early Harvest or different apple variety. Requires moist, well-drained soil.

Just like Jonagold, only red. Grafted on MM106

A medium-large, round apple with a slightly tart taste, the Rome Beauty is famed for its deep red color and excellent storage qualities. The Rome's flesh is crisp, firm and a greenish-white, and it has a thick skin. It is a good apple eaten fresh but is particularly valued for baking and in cider.

A cross between McIntosh and Newtown apples. An excellent all-purpose apple with crisp, snowy-white flesh. The Spartan has a distinctive sweet flavor with a wine-like quality. Sweet flavor intensifies with storage.

Large, round, reddish-orange fruit with crisp and slightly tart flavor. Very aromatic. Great keeper. Resistant to scab and cedar rust.

Attractive, large, brightly striped, red fruit. Breaking, crisp, exceptionally juicy flesh. Subacid, aromatic flavor.

Large, brightly striped red fruit. Snappy, crisp, exceptionally juicy, yellowish green flesh. Fine, rich, agreeably aromatic flavor. Good for eating and sauce. Ripens from August to early September depending on location.

Medium to large fruit with a smooth, sweet-tart flavor. Ripens in late August to early September. Yellow fruit with red stripes. Grafted on MM106.

Disease resistant, bright red apple, ripens in early August. Heavy producer.

Round, medium dark red fruit. Crisp, very juicy yellow flesh. Spicy wine-like flavor. Ripens in September. Great for cooking, sauce and apple cider. Will not pollinate other apples.

Large, round, especially beautiful apple; pale yellow waxy skin blushed with rosy pink. Crisp, tangy, juicy flesh is highly aromatic with a mild, banana-like flavor.

Green with yellow and brown highlights, this aromatic, snappy, tart treat is an excellent eating, cooking, baking, and storage apple.

Imported from Russia in 1870, this small tree is very hardy and bears clear yellow apples. Its tender, melting flesh is a favourite for pies and sauces, and good for early summer eating. Ripens from late July to early August.

Dorset Golden, Fuji, and Anna grafted onto one stem. Low Chill requirement.

Single variety grafted into a multi-tier espalier. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.

Multiple varieties grafted on to a multi-tier espalier with no need for a pollinizer. Excellent up against a fence, wall or anywhere in the smaller garden.