We offer a selection of early to late ripening disease resistant varieties for an extended season of apple delight.
Sturdy long-lived trees adapt to a wide variety of climates and soils. They grow 15-20 feet, but can be kept smaller with pruning. We love to eat them fresh, preserved as applesauce, as well as cooked... (continued below)
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Apples (Malus Spp.)
Apples (Malus spp.)
We offer a selection of early to late ripening disease resistant varieties for an extended season of apple delight.
Sturdy long-lived trees adapt to a wide variety of climates and soils. They grow 15-20 feet, but can be kept smaller with pruning. We love to eat them fresh, preserved as applesauce, as well as cooked in pies and crisps. We also use any surplus for making delicious fresh cider. Most varieties demand 900 to 1200 hours of temperatures below 45 degrees. Need at least two for cross-pollination. Grafted Emla 111 rootstock. Zones 4-9.
Ripens Early to midseason." Large dark red fruits are firm and crisp with sweet juicy white flesh that has cinnamon overtones." Very scab and mildew resistant.
1 each Wynootchee Early, Idared, Mutsu and Empire apple trees. Enjoy a long season of delicious eating on these disease resistant and annual bearing varieties. All are precocious varieties that start to bear early and regularly. Excellent for fresh eating
1 each Spitzenberg, Yellow Newton Pippin, Ashmeads Kernal and Waltana apple trees for a very long season of super, flavor rich, distinctive apple eating. These old time varieties have passed the test of time and are an unbeatable experience when eaten fre
1 each Wynootchee Early, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith and Winter Banana. Enjoy lots of tree ripened fruit with these high production great eating apples from early summer through the winter. Good for fresh eating, cooking and cider. A special opportuni
Popular English heirloom variety ripens late with Golden Delicious. Medium sized fruits have red-orange blush over rough yellow green skin with crisp sweet yellow flesh. Trees bare young and are cold tolerant." Apples are great in desserts, cider and
Firm, crisp, sweet and very juicy fruit has excellent quality and is beautiful with crimson blush and striking red stripes. Ripens late, making it an excellent keeping apple. Moderately vigorous tree is highly precocious, fruiting at a young age. Also a c
Ripens Midseason." Medium size dark red striped fruits have creamy white flesh that is juicy crisp sweet and mildly tart. Good disease resistant apple with superb flavor. Bears young and reliably." Produces well in hot summer climates." Go
Yellow red stripped fruit has very sweet, crisp, juicy fine textured flesh. Excellent summer dessert apple ripening around late August here. Keeps well and is a vigorous and productive annual bearing tree. From New Zealand.
Very late season." Large fruits have bright to yellowish green skin with tart sweet crisp flesh." Very sweet when tree ripened and is an excellent keeper." Likes a long hot summer season." Has a long bloom period making it a good poll
(Parker Strain, extra high quality Western Washington selection.) Ripens Early to Midseason." Large fruits have greenish skin with gold and red blushing and crisp juicy aromatic flesh. An Excellent apple for fresh eating and preserving." Our fav
Classic super late ripening northern California apple can hang on the tree in excellent shape till Christmas time and store on the back porch even longer. Large, flat-round, hard, juicy, sweet-tart and spicy, highly flavored fruit is greenish with light d
Late season. Large red-striped apple with firm white flesh." Good Keeper, flavor sweetens in storage. Reliably producing trees begin bearing at a young age. Very productive, disease resistant and a good keeper.
Very productive and precocious annually bearing summer apple. Red blush over gold skinned fruit has crunchy, juicy and somewhat acid high quality flesh. The earliest to ripen quality apple we grow. Vigorous tree is an offspring of McIntosh, which the fr
Midseason." Delicious improved Jonathan type dessert apple with strong resistance to fire blight, mildew and cedar rust." Very productive. Will not pollinate with King or Gravenstein.
Ripens late midseason. Large fruits with heavy red striping over yellow and a delicious sweet juicy, mildly tart flavor." Not pollinated by Golden Delicious.
A Late season large yellow green dessert apple with sweet crisp flesh. Makes flavorful cider and stores well." A Long time favorite of the Pacific North West." Does well in cool summer climates.
Ripens late midseason. Medium sized apple with heavy red blushed skin and crisp sweet tart high quality flavor. Excellent disease resistance and cold hardiness. Annual bearing, productive and a good keeper.
Golden-yellow large fruit has an orange blush on it's exposed side. Creamy white, crisp and juicy flesh is mildly sub-acid with excellent dessert quality. Highly rated. Also good for cooking and juice. Ripens late. Vigorous, spreading tree is a heavy an
Late season. Medium to large yellow green apple with red blush. Very sweet with dense crisp flesh. Great dessert apple, and one of our favorites on the farm. Needs long growing season (160 days) to ripen and has low chill requirement.
1 each Spitzenberg, Yellow Newton Pippin, Ashmeads Kernal and Waltana apple trees for a very long season of super, flavor rich, distinctive apple eating. These old time varieties have passed the test of time and are an unbeatable experience when eaten fre
1 each Wynootchee Early, Idared, Mutsu and Empire apple trees. Enjoy a long season of delicious eating on these disease resistant and annual bearing varieties. All are precocious varieties that start to bear early and regularly. Excellent for fresh eating
1 each Wynootchee Early, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith and Winter Banana. Enjoy lots of tree ripened fruit with these high production great eating apples from early summer through the winter. Good for fresh eating, cooking and cider. A special opportuni
