Fruit Trees - Apple

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Red fruit is large and good for eating, sauces and juice. Crisp flesh is, juicy with a slight tartness. Immune to apple scab and to mildew, cedar-apple rust and fire blight. Ripens late September. 

Zone 4

Large, red striped fruit with a sweet, pleasant flavor. Good storage life. Resistant to cedar-apple rust. Ripens Late September. 

Zone 4 

Flesh is hard, crisp and juicy with excellent tart flavor. Fruit is grass green and shiny. Ripens October. 

Zone 5

Apple is exceptionally crisp and juicy. Flavor is sweet but well-balanced. Excellent storage life. Ripens Mid-September. 

Zone 4

A cold-tolerant dessert apple. Tastes like Golden Delicious with a kiss of honey    

golden yellowish green with a bronze blush. Ripens in early October and keeps well. 

Zone 3

Appetizing appearance! Fruit has a white, crisp flesh that’s sweet, tasty and perfect for fresh eating. Remains crisp and resists browning (oxidizing) long after cutting. Disease- resistant to scab and fire blight. Fruit stores up to 2 months on average, introduced in 2006, Cold - hardy. Ripens mid-September. 

Zone 4

Very juicy apple, with a tart and sweet strawberry-like flavor. Intense pink & white spring time blooms, the long bloom period makes Wealthy a great pollinator of other apple trees. good for cooking, pies, sauces and juices. very cold hardy & has a good resistance 

to apple scab, fire blight and apple cedar. Ripens Early September.

Zone 4

A well-known apple that has a sprightly flavor and a medium storage life. Nearly solid, bright red skin. Heavy bearer. Good for eating and baking. Wolf River is truly one huge handful of an apple where 2-3 can be more than enough for a family’s apple pie! Ripens Mid to Late September. 

Zone 4

Late blooming ideal for climates prone to late spring frosts. Trees bear young with a heavy crop. Fruit is Golden-yellow with a reddish blush and is sweet, firm and juicy. Called a "sweet pit apricot" as the pit is edible with the taste of almond. Self-fertile

Zone 3

Long stemmed, red-fleshed fruits with sugar content halfway between pie cherries and 'Bing' cherries.

Zone 4

Red fruit with a small stone. Very productive. A sour pie cherry. Blooms in early May. 

Zone 4 

A freestone peach with bright yellow flesh. Sweet, extra-juicy fruit is good for fresh eating, canning, baking, and freezing. Self-pollinating. Ripens mid-to late August.

Zone 4

Most popular of all peaches. This yellow freestone is juicy, ideal for eating, canning and freezing.

Zone 5

Hardy yellow-fleshed freestone peach. Medium sized, with a dull blush over green-yellow color. Flesh is bright yellow, rather soft and juicy. 

Zone 5

Juicy, sweet, medium bright yellow fruit. Blooms early May. Tree globe shaped. Glossy green foliage, red fall color. Fire blight resistant. 'Parker' is a good pollinator. 

Zone 4

Large, yellow-bronze fruit. Fine Sgrained, tender and juicy. Upright and vigorous grower. Pollinator for 'Luscious'.

Zone 4

Free of fire blight. an annual bearer. Fruit is pyriform in shape, 2.5-3" in diameter and 3-3.5" long. Blooms early in May. Harvested in mid-August when crisp and still green with a red blush. Fruit harvested at the time is sweet and crisp and may be stored up to 2 months. use either 'Parker' or 'Patten' as pollinator. 

Zone 4

Blue - European Plum. Good eaten off tree. Excellent for dessert, jam and preserves. Tender, juicy flesh. 

Zone 4

A midseason blueberry. Considered to be the best variety for consistent yields, and disease resistance. It has an upright, open growing habit. 

Zone 4

Fruit resembles 'Concord' in color and flavor, and berries are smaller. Berries are seedless. Excellent pie, jam and jelly grape. 

Zone 5

A type of white seedless grape prized as a table grape its large clusters of flavorful, juicy fruits. 

Zone 5

The medium sized red fruit has a very good flavor and quality. First crop mid-July, second crop September 1. 

Zone (Everbearing)

Bright red stems are delicious for sauces and pies. One of the sweetest of the red rhubarb. 

Zone 3

High yields of very large, sweet, extra juicy berries in late mid-season. Vigorous plants are resistant to verticillium wilt and red stele, and moderately resistant to leaf scorch and powdery mildew. 

Zone 3 ( Junebearing)

Early season producers of large, firm, bright orange-red to red fruit, consistent size throughout the season. Heavy producers, which is why its ranked among most lists. 

Zone 3 (Junebearing)

Produces high yields of large very sweet fruit form late spring until frost, with concentrated fruiting in summer and gain in fall. Ideal for jams, preserves, or desserts. Plants are cold-hardy and send out long runners. 

Zone 4 (Everbearing)

Variety that produces berries on unrooted runners. Makes excellent ground cover or border planting along walks or paths. Fruit is tasty and can be ready to eat in 4 to 5 weeks after planting. Berries up to 2" in diameter from June till frost. 

Zone 2 (Everbearing)

A strong growing and productive strain, producing long, thick spears in May and early June. Suitable for freezing. 

Zone 3