Apple Trees

Description

This year we are offering seven varieties of apples. Pristine: Pristine is a beautiful, easy, early-ripening yellow apple for the home orchard. One of several varieties specifically bred for scab resistance, Pristine apples are crisp and very sweet – excellent for fresh eating and baking.

Liberty: An excellent apple for the home orchard, this is a reliably productive tree, resistant to scab and cedar apple rust. The apples are crisp, juicy and sweet, and keep well. The trees are robust and vigorous.

Dayton: Dayton is one of several apple varieties specifically bred for scab resistance, making it an excellent, easy backyard apple. Fruits ripen to red in August and have a sweet, juicy, mild flavor and firm texture.

Triumph: A brand-new variety, released in 2022 from researchers at the University of Minnesota! With the consumer-favorite Honeycrisp and grower-favorite Liberty as its parents, Triumph bears attractive fruit with excellent scab resistance, great fresh eating qualities and long storage life. Ideal for backyards and organic orchards. Ripens in late September, about a week before Honeycrisp.

Hadlock Reinette / Hadlock Reinette (semi-dwarf): A juicy and flavorful cross between mac and golden russet. Much better resistance to scab than mac. Russet over red stripped skin. Firm, dense flesh. Sweet and aromatic.
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Crimson Topaz (semi-dwarf): Crimson Topaz is a new, disease-resistant variety bearing crisp, juicy apples in late September with a good sweet-sharp flavor. They are easy to grow.

$40.00/tree