Fruit Trees
APPLE - Semi-Dwarf & Standard
20-30' Tall x 15-20' Wide
Apples are generally not self-fertile. Two varieties should be used in each planting to serve as a source of pollen for the other variety. Early bloomers should be planted with Mid-season. Late bloomers with Mid season or other Late bloomers.
EspalierFour varieties trained on espalier; semi-dwarf. Zone 4
FujiRound to conical fruit with red stripes; very sweet, semi-dwarf. Zone 4
GalaRed skin tinted with yellow streaks; juicy; sweet; ripens early September; semi-dwarf. Zone 4
GoodlandEarly season, washed red over creamy green; crisp, juicy, tender; best for cold regions. Hardy Zone 2-3
Granny SmithVery tart. Pollinates with Red Delicious/Gala. Zone 5
HaralsonSemi-dwarf; medium bright red; tart; juicy; hardy; eating; cider; cooking. Zone 2-3
HazenSemi-dwarf; 10-15' tall; large, dark red fruit. Zone 3
HoneycrispExceptionally crisp and juicy eating; good storage. Pollinator: Red Delicious and Snowdrift Crabapple. Zone 4
JohnathonRipens early October; medium-large red; juicy, crisp white flesh; semi-dwarf. Zone 4
McIntoshMid-season; large red striping over yellow; juicy. Zone 3
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Red DeliciousMid to late season; large, tart red; semi-dwarf. Yellow Delicious is a good pollinator. Zone 4
WealthySmall, cold-hardy, medium to large, rough red flesh. White and pink fruit. Tends to alternate bearing years. Zone 4
Yellow DeliciuosAlso known as Golden Delicious; clear, yellow, crisp; all purpose; semi-dwarf. Self fertile. Zone 4
Yellow TransparentSummer; medium greenish yellow white juicy fruit. Zone 4
APRICOTMoongoldRipens late July to early August; tough orange skin with yellow flesh; freestone; cold-hardy, requires pollinizer such as Sun Gold. Zone 4
Sun GoldRipens early August; tender golden-orange fruit; freestone; vigorous, upright tree; requires pollinizer such as Moongold. Zone 4
CHERRYNorthstarGenetic dwarf 4-7' tall; self fertile; sour pie cherry with a small stone. Zone 4
MontmorencyLarge, tart fruit; self fertile; semi-dwarf. Zone 4-5
PEARMany available Pears are zone 5. Bartlett and d'Anjou can winter over but, probably will not produce fruit.
Parker/SummercrispPears; may be good! Zone 4
PLUM/PRUNEAll the available Plums are Zone 5. They can winter over but not likely to produce fruit.
Superior Zone 4Toka Zone 3Pinestone Zone 3 |