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Canada Reinette Scionwood

Slightly russeted, yellow apple with juicy, crisp flesh.

CandyCrisp Scionwood

Golden, yellow skinned apple with a pink blush. Flesh is juicy and sweet with a pear-like flavor. Great keeper.

Caney Fork Limbertwig Scionwood

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Carter Blue Scionwood

Greenish-yellow apple that is medium to large with white, crisp and juicy flesh. Very fragrant

Champlain Scionwood

Round, yellow apple with tender, juicy flesh.

Chenango Strawberry Scionwood

A medium to large apple with yellow/greenish skin with some red stripping. A dessert apple that is good for lots of uses. The white flesh is firm, juicy and very aromatic. Trees are hardy but susceptible to fire blight.

Cherry Cox Scionwood

Sport of Cox Orange Pippin from Denmark. Often shows dark red stripes and splashes of the solid red fruit. Keeps in storage one month longer than others of this type.

Cinnamon Spice Scionwood

Named for its cinnamon flavor, like an apple pie in a fresh apple. Medium size, wine red with some yellow back- ground color. Tree of medium vigor, with upright shoots.

Clay Pot Scionwood

A very pretty apple. Nearly round, medium to large cherry red fruit. Tree has a unique weeping growth habit. It is both a spur and tip bearer. Crisp, sweet flesh with just a hint of tartness.

Claywood Crab Scionwood

Yellow with red blush craba apple that is about 1.5" in size. Very flavorful flesh

Coconut Crunch Scionwood

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Coe's Golden Drop Scionwood

Small, flat, conical fruit; yellow, blushed with bright crimson. Crisp and yellow flesh; very juicy, brisk, sugary and vinous. Susceptible to scab.

Coles Quince Scionwood

Large, yellow apple with a red blush. Mild, juicy flavor. Poor keeper

Connell Red Scionwood

It is red sport of Fireside which itself is a cross of McIntosh and Longfield. It is a large round apple with a solid red color and a sweet perfumed fragrance reminiscent of its parent McIntosh. An excellent fresh eating and cooking apple and a superb...

Cortland Scionwood

A McIntosh type with sweet vinous flavor, but not all of Macs aromatics. Very white crisp flesh; one of the best salad apples because it does not brown quickly. Hangs on the tree better than McIntosh, and more crisp in hot weather.

Court Pendu Plat Scionwood

The name is derived from Corps Pendu, referring to the shortness of the stem. Skin is greenish-yellow becoming flushed with orange-red with short broken stripes. A good cropper with rich, aromatic fruit with a good balance of sugar and acid. Suitable for...

Cox Orange Pippin Scionwood

Fruit medium, red and yellow, usually striped. Flesh yellow, firm, crisp, very juicy, aromatic. Highly esteemed in England as a dessert apple; produces an excellent apple in cooler summer climates. One of the best apples for espalier.

Crimson Spire Scionwood

Excellent cooking and cider apple

Crown Empire Scionwood

Red blush sport of Empire. Ripens 2 weeks earlier than Empire. Intense flavor and better annual bearer.