Late-harvest season
Tree is vigorous and very productive. The skin is straw colored with a red blush. Flavor is a balance between sweet and tart. Long shelf life. Zone 4-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large and upright. Fruit is medium in size. Skin color is dark red with stripes. Apple is crisp and juicy, somewhat sweet, much like the McIntosh. Stores well and is very good for fresh eating. Requires a pollinizer. Zone 4-7.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large. Skin is bright scarlet striped over with yellow. Flavor is semi sweet. Apple is excellent quality. Keeps very well. Zone 4-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is upright and spreading. Fruit is large. Skin color is bright green with white dots. Apple is tart and juicy. Good for fresh eating and for sauces. Good keeper. Zone 5-9.
Early-harvest season
Tree is upright and spreading. Fruit is medium to large. Skin color is light green with red stripes. Apple has fine texture and is crisp and juicy. It is good for cooking and fresh eating. Requires pollinizer. Pollen sterile. Zone 2-9.
Mid-harvest season.
Fruit is large size. Skin color fluorescent red. Apple has a sweet-tart flavor. Red Delicious and Snowdrift Crab are good pollinizers. Add $1.25 to the price for each tree purchased in Canada. Zone 3-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is sturdy. Fruit large. Skin color yellow/green with red stripes. Apple has coarse texture and is crisp and juicy. Good for all cooking. Stores well. Requires pollinizer. Pollen sterile. Zone 4-8.
Late-harvest season
Skin color is red. Apple is crisp and juicy, somewhat tart. Good for fresh eating. Scab free. Requires a pollinizer. Zone 4-7
Early-harvest season
Tree is large and hardy. Fruit is large. Skin color greenish yellow, also very thick. Apple is soft and tart. Good for sauce and pies. Zone 4-8.
Late-harvest season
Fruit is oblong with pink blush over yellow overtone. Flesh is creamy white. Flavor is sweet-tart. Long storage life. Add $1.00 to the price for each tree. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large and upright. Fruit is medium size. Skin color is red with stripes. Apple is juicy, sweet tasting and aromatic. Requires pollinizer. Zone 4-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree has vigorous growth habit sand is very good in cool areas. Fruit is medium. Skin color is red. Apple is sweet and tender. Good for dessert. Requires pollinizer. Zone 4-8.
Mid-to-late harvest season
Red apple. Good keeper. Use for cooking. Low chill requirements. Zone 4-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is strong and a very heavy producer. Fruit is medium. Skin color is red. Apple is crisp, firm and juicy. Very aromatic. Good for fresh eating and desserts. Good keeper. Zone 3-8.
Late-harvest season
Fruit is medium large in size. Skin color is pale yellow with a pink blush. Apple has a waxy texture and is tangy and juicy. Requires pollinizer. Zone 4-9.
Late-harvest season
Apple purplish red. Flesh is hard and crisp. Good for applesauce. Zone 4-8
Early-to-mid-harvest season
Tree is very productive. Fruit is large. Skin color is light orange with blush. Apricot is sweet and firm. Good for all uses. Zone 5-8.
Mid-to-late-harvest season
Tree is medium in size and is spreading. Fruit is small. Skin color is orange with a red blush. Apricot is smooth in texture and is very sweet and juicy. This apricot does well in late frost areas. Tree bears young. Zone 4-7.
Mid-harvest season
A cross between a plum and an apricot. Tree resembles plum. Fruit is the size of a medium apricot with pinkish orange skin. Dark red flesh. Zone 5-9
Mid-harvest season
Tree bears heavy. Fruit is very large. Skin color is orange. Apricot has a good flavor when eaten fresh. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree is medium size. Fruit has bright red skin. Tart flavor. Especially hardy. Zone 4-9.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is hardy and produces heavily with medium to large spread. Fruit is large. Skin color is bright red. Cherry’s flavor is tart. The best pie cherry. Used commercially. Zone 4-7.
Mid-harvest season
Tree produces heavy crop and has spreading growth. Fruit is top quality and large. Skin color is dark burgundy red. Cherry is meaty, sweet and juicy. Excellent for canning. Requires pollinizer. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree grows quickly and is very productive. Fruit is medium size. Skin color is bright purplish black. Cherry is firm and sweet. One of the earliest cherries. Pollinizer could be any sweet cherry. Zone 5-9.
Early-harvest season
Tree blooms late with vigorous growth. Fruit is large. Skin color is black. Cherry is firm and sweet. Outstanding for fresh eating. Pollinizers could be Sam or Van. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Fruit is large, dark and firm. Excellent flavor and texture. Semi-fertile sweet cherry. Zone 5-9.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large and grows upright. Fruit is very large. Skin color is light yellow with a pinkish blush. Cherry has a sweet flavor. This is an all-purpose cherry. Pollinizer suggested: Van. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large and grows upright. Fruit is very large. Skin color is light yellow with a pinkish blush. Cherry has a sweet flavor. This is an all-purpose cherry. Pollinizer suggested: Van. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Skin and flesh is black. Cherry is sweet and juicy. Semi-fertile sweet cherry. Zone 5-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is upright and a vigorous grower. Fruit is a large and bright red. Tree is self-fertile. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is hardy and bears early. Fruit is medium in size. Skin color is shiny dark. Cherry much like the Bing but more tart. Tree bears heavy and is resistant to cracking. Pollinizers suggested are Bing, Lambert and Royal Ann. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is vigorous with a nice looking flower. Fruit is large and oval in shape. Skin color is yellow with an overlay of red. Nectarine is a freestone and is firm with a smooth texture; taste is tart. Zone 5-9.
Mid-to-late-harvest season
Skin is bright yellow with red blush. Flesh is firm, juicy and smooth. Excellent flavor for fresh eating. Freestone. Zone 5-9.
Mid-to-late-harvest season
The queen of nectarines. Pink blossoms in the spring with large, freestone fruit. Cold hardy. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is upright and slow bearing. Fruit is large. Skin color is light green. Pear has fine texture and is mild and juicy. Very good for fresh eating. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is large with upright growth. Fruit is large and narrow shaped with a long neck. Skin color is dark yellow with russet. Pear is juicy, sweet and tender. Good for canning, and fresh eating. Zone 5-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is large and slow to bear fruit. Fruit is large. Skin color is yellow with russet dots. Pear is sweet, tender and aromatic. Best winter pear. Requires cold storage to ripen. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Vigorous tree. Fruit is medium to large. Skin color red. Pear is sweet and tender. Good for fresh eating and canning. Ripens without cold storage. Zone 5-8.
Mid-to-late-harvest season
Skin is deep red and gets even brighter red after it comes out of storage and ripens. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is medium in size and spreading. Fruit is oblong. Skin color is greenish brown with a russet. Pear is sweet and mild, somewhat coarse. Pollinizers are Shinseiki and Bartlett. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree is vigorous and very productive. Zone 5-9.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is exceptionally vigorous with floppy, loose growth pattern. Fruit is a large golden russetted variety. Pollinizers are 20th Century and Shinseiki. Zone 5-8.
Early-to-mid-harvest season
Large round fruit. Bronze russet skin. Resistant to fire blight. Zone 4-9.
Early-harvest season
Tree is medium size. Fruit is round to oblong, uniform in shape. Skin color is yellow, and smooth with small dots of color. Pear is sweet and tender. Pollinizers are Chojuro and Bartlett. Zone 4-9.
Mid-harvest season
Peach is attractive with a lot of red blush. Fruit is round, firm and has good texture. Tree is large and upright similar to Red Haven. Freestone. Zone 5-8.
Late-harvest season
Tree is self-fertile and above average in hardiness. Fruit is medium to large and round. Skin is golden, overlaid with red. Flesh is firm. Yellow and very juicy. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Peach is medium to large. Skin color is yellow with some red blush. Peach is a freestone; better flavor than Elberta. Good for canning or freezing. Zone 5-8.
Mid-harvest season
Tree grows very quickly and is a very heavy producer. Fruit is medium to large. Skin color is greenish yellow with red blush, skin is very sweet. Peach is a freestone and is juicy and flavorful. Very hardy tree. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Early-harvest season with a long ripening season. Tree is medium in size and spreading. Fruit is medium in size. Skin color is red, lightly blushed with yellow. Peach is semi-freestone that is sweet and juicy. One of the best for canning. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree is very hardy with showy blooms. Fruit is medium in size. Skin color is yellow with a dark red blush. Peach is a freestone with good flavor. Excellent peach for cold areas. Zone 4-8.
Mid-harvest season
Firm, large freestone. Red blush over yellow skin. Hardy in cold sections of the North. Zone 5-9.
Mid-harvest season
Tree is vigorous and very hardy. Fruit is dark purple. Flesh is yellow greenish that turns dark wine color when cooked. Flavor is rich and very sweet when fully ripe. Super for fresh eating, drying and canning. Free stone. Zone 4-9.
Late-harvest season
Fruit is large and heart shaped. Skin is dark, reddish purple. Flesh is sweet and juicy, and is a freestone. Pollinizer required. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree is upright with hardy flower buds. Fruit is medium size with reddish puple skin. Flesh is red and has an excellent flavor. Heavy bearer. Zone 5-9.
Mid-harvest season
Fruit is blue with yellow clingstone flesh. Excellent flavor. Hardy. Zone 4-8.
Mid-harvest season
Fruit is large and round. Skin color is brownish red. Yellow flesh. Good for fresh eating and canning. Pollinizer required. Zone 5-9.
Late-harvest season
Tree has moderate growth habits. Fruit is large and blue. Flesh is yellow. Used for cooking. Requires pollinizer. Zone 5-8.
Early-harvest season
Tree is large and hardy. Fruit also large with a cone shape. Skin color is a deep purplish red. Plum has a sweet tart taste and is firm. Excellent for fresh eating. Slow ripening. Pollinizer required. Zone 5-9.
Mid-harvest season
Tree grows upright. Fruit is medium in size. Skin color is solid deep red. Plum is a semi-freestone with a small pit; sweet taste. Outstanding for fresh eating or canning. Pollinizer required. Zone 4-9.
Late-harvest season
Fruit is large. Skin is dark red with russet dots. Flesh is clingstone and yellow. Early cropper. Good dessert quality. Good for cold regions. Pollinizer required. Zone 4-8.
Late-harvest season
An attractive ornamental with a large, white to pink spring flower. Its leaves are dark green with whitish undersides. Skin is golden yellow and smooth. Fruit has a slightly pineapple taste. Zone 5-10.
Mid-to-late-harvest season
Tree is small and bears heavy crop of soft shelled Non Pariel quality nut. Self fruitful. Use as pollinator for Non Pariel and Texas Mission. Zone 5-9.
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