Cooking

20 Ounce Pippin Apple Tree

Very large, striped red over a greenish background color. Flesh white and semi- firm. Excellent mid-season cooking apple also good for dessert. Medium sized tree comes into bearing young.

Arkansas Black Apple Tree

Very large, attractive, red or striped fruit. Excellent for sauce, cooking to a juicy lemony puree. Eaten fresh, quite sweet, slightly scented. Good for home orchards, as it ripens continuously over a period of about four weeks. Tree is hardy, vigorous,...

Blue Pearmain Apple Tree

An old apple of uncertain origin, but probably American. It was noted by the Royal Horticultural Society of London in 1893 and widely grown in New York and New England in the 19th century. A large, slightly conical fruit with red and purplish-red...

Black Oxford Apple Tree

Medium sized, round apple with deep purple skin. Good eating, cooking and cider apple.

Burgundy Apple Tree

Large, solid dark red apple with gloss like skin. Flesh is crisp with some red streaking as it ripens. Great eating apple. One of our favorites. Not a great keeper.

Calville Blanc d'Hiver Apple Tree

Uniquely shaped medium to large size fruit, skin yellow with light red flush. Fine textured. Flesh is tender, yellowish-white; flavor sweet, subacid, aromatic. Higher in Vitamin C than an orange. This is the gourmet culinary apple of France, excellent...

Cameo Apple Tree

A chance seedling. Resembles a Delicious apple. Bright red striping over a cream colored base. Fresh is firm, crisp with subacid, aromatic taste. Good keeper

Chestnut Crab Apple Tree

A large crab that is good for cooking and desserts. The flesh is crisp, juicy and sweet and has a nut-like flavor. A very hardy tree and resistant to cedar-apple rust.

Crimson Gold Apple Tree

Etter apple. Medium sized, red-orange on a yellow background apple. Flesh is white, firm and juicy with a sweet-tart flavor. Great keeper.

Dolgo Crab Apple Tree

Small, crimson color crab apple. Flesh is very flavorful and makes a good ruby red jelly. It usually sets huge crops annually

Claygate Pearmain Apple Tree

Medium to large oblong-conic fruit with a few red stripes and russet dots or netting. Strong nutty taste, rich and aromatic. Firm flesh with typical dense russet texture. Grown in Edwardian & Victorian country gardens and one of Edward Bunyards...

Golden Supreme Apple Tree

Looks similar to a Golden Delicious. Flesh is white, firm and juicy with a great flavor. Ripens 10-12 days before Golden Delicious

Cox Orange Pippin Apple Tree

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.

Court Pendu Plat Apple Tree

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...

Empire Apple Tree

A McIntosh type apple with better color and flavor and longer keeper. Medium size fruit with a creamy white, crisp, juicy flesh.

Enterprise Apple Tree

A medium to large, red apple. A very good keeper that is very disease resistant.

Idared Apple Tree

Nearly solid red apple with white, crisp, fine-grained, aromatic flesh. Blooms early, but ripens late. Excellent keeper, improves in storage.

Esopus Spitzenburg Apple Tree

Thomas Jeffersons favorite dessert apple; A medium to large; orangish apple with some russeting. The flesh is yellow with spicy, juicy favor. Very good keeper.

King David Apple Tree

Medium size apple with pale green skin with some red overlay. Flesh is yellow, crisp and juicy with a flavorful spicy taste. Good storage. Excellent candidate for espalier. Resistant to fireblight.

Kingston Black Apple Tree

Apple crimson over yellow orange ground color. Bitter sharp juice ferments to a distinctively flavored hard cider without blending. Cider only, except for the very brave. Irregular growth habit.