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Hardiness: E—Extremely hardy, V—Very hardy,
M—Moderately
hardy, P—May need extra protection.
Code column: a-notably annual bearer (many cultivars
without this code bear annually, but an "a" tree exhibits exceptionally
dependable annual bearing) b-baking c-cider
e-eating
f-ornamental
flowers g-jelly j-juicy k-keeper l-large fruit
o-aromatic p-productive r-ripens over long season
s-sauce u-unusual flavor v-vigorous
y-bears young
$-sells
well at market stands, DR(sfr)-Disease Resistance to
``s'' (scab),``f'' (fireblight), or ``r'' (cedar apple rust).
| Variety | Hardiness | Parentage | Color | Season | Description | Code |
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Blue Pearmain* |
V |
Old American, unknown |
Red |
Late |
Mild and aromatic, with firm, dense flesh. Will keep all winter. |
e, k |
| Britemac | V | Melba X Kildare | Red, striped | Mid | Flesh white, juicy and crisp. Eating quality as good or better than McIntosh. | e, j, $ |
| Bullock* | E | Golden Russet X Unknown | Yellow, some russet | Late | Fruit small, flesh yellow with a mild, rich, spicy flavor. Great for cider. Will keep all winter. | c, k, u |
| Burgundy | V | Monroe C NY 18491 | Dark red | Mid | Very high quality dessert apple. Beautiful appearance. Hangs well without premature drop. Tree a vigorous grower, bears annually. | a, e, v, $ |
| Canada Baldwin* | V | open pollinated seedling of Pomme de Fer | Green, blushed or striped red | Mid | Flesh white tinged with red. Juicy, excellent fresh eating and cider. Bears annually; heavy cropper. Not related to Baldwin. | a, c, e, m, p |
| Carroll | V | Moscow Pear seedling | Red | Early | Excellent eating apple, also good for cooking. Strong branching habit; annual bearer. | a, b, e |
| Centennial Crab | V | Dolgo X Wealthy | Red-yellow | Mid | One of the best fresh eating crabs, second only to Chestnut Crab. An excellent ornamental and habitat tree. Strong grower. White flowers. | e, f, v |
| Chestnut Crab | V | Malinda X Crab | Red-yellow | Mid | Delightfully sweet and good-tasting crabapple with white flowers. Vigorous grower. | e, f, v |
| Cortland | V-M | Ben Davis X McIntosh | Red | Mid to late | Flesh white, slow to discolor on exposure to air. Good all-around apple, favored for cooking and cider. Annual bearer. | a, b, c, e |
| Davey | V-M | McIntosh open pollinated | Red | Mid to late | High quality fruit with distinctive flavor. Keeps all winter. Resistant to scab. | e, k, u
DRs |
| Dolgo Crab | E | Siberian crab | Red | Mid to late | Small, good-flavored fruit that is highly ornamental and great for jelly. Classic "flowering crab" with early white blooms. Fireblight and scab resistant. | f, g
DRsf |
| Duchess* | E | Russian importation | Red striped, yellow blush | Early to early-mid | Famous old apple. Medium to large size, pleasant taste, excellent cooking quality. | b, e
DRs |
| Dudley* | E | Duchess open pollinated | Yellow with red stripes | Mid | Big, attractive. Makes great sauce and baked apple. | b, l, s DRs |
| Early Cortland | V | Cortland X Lodi | Green with red stiping | Early | Fruit similar to Cortland, but tarter. Stores well for an early apple. Tree a vigorous grower. | b, s, v |
| Early Harvest* | E | Unknown | Yellow | Early | A very early apple which is good for sauce. Known for 180 years. | b, s |
| Eastman Sweet*+ | E | Old native, unknown | Red, striped | Late | Attractive fruit with rich, sweet, yellowish flesh. Tree bears heavily and is long-lived. | e, p |
| Egremont Russet* | M | Old English | Yellow russet | Late | Small, very high quality. Good for cider. Like all russets, this is a good keeper. | c, e, k
DRs |
| Empire | P | McIntosh X
Red Delicious |
Red | Late-mid | Grown by many commercial orchards. Good for cider. Quality excellent, storage qualities good. Bears at a young age, annual bearer. Not self-fruitful. | a, c, k, y |
| Empress | M | Jonamac X Vista Bella | Blushed red, waxy bloom | Mid | Introduced by the New York State Experiment Station at Geneva in 1988. Medium size, firm fruit with light yellow flesh, pleasant aroma and taste. | e, o, p, v |
| Enigma | E | Haralson X Rescue | Yellow, heavy red blush | Mid | Very large, round, aromatic apple good for cooking and fresh eating. Similar to Norkent. | b, e, l |
| Fameuse*
"Snow Apple" |
V | Seed from France | Yellow,red | Early to Mid | Known amoung the old timers as the "Snow" apple. White, juicy flesh, sometimes tinged with red streaks. Excellent for eating and for cider. | c, e, j,
$ |
| Fireside | E-V | McIntosh X Longfield | Red, striped | Late | An excellent dessert apple. A good keeper and resistant to cedar-apple rust. | e, k
DRr |
| Freedom
OUT OF STOCK |
V | (Macoun X Antonovka) X NY49821-46 | Red, striped | Late | A good quality fresh eating, cider, and cooking apple. Keeps well in storage. Tree vigorous and disease resistant. (Plant Patent #5723.) | b, c, e, k, v
DRsfr |
| *old variety +St. Lawrence Nurseries introduction |