Fruit Tree

Fast growing, vigorous twining vine to about 20 to 25 feet. Hardy to about -40 degrees F. Full sun. Needs no pollinator to produce delicious smooth-skinned fruit. Good production.

Medium to round, flattened, glossy, orangish-red fruit. Crunchy and sweet, mild non astringent flesh. Can be peeled and eaten fresh like an apple. Yellow to red fall color and showy...

Vigorous spreading tree. Large fruit has yellow or greenish yellow skin with red stripes. Unexcelled for cooking. Firm white flesh. Good eating or cooking. Ripens in August. Makes good pies,...

Vigorous spreading tree. Large fruit has yellow or greenish yellow skin with red stripes. Unexcelled for cooking. Firm white flesh. Good eating or cooking. Ripens in August. Makes good pies,...

Large, heart-shaped, freestone fruit with dark red to brownish-purple skin. Firm, meaty purple flesh. Fresh eating and canning. Ripens from mid-June to early July. Pollinate with Black Tartarian, Ranier, Sam,...

Medium sized fruit with light amber flesh and mahogany-brown skin. Sweet, rich flavored fruit. First crop matures in early summer, second in mid-summer to fall. Excellent for fresh eating. Self-pollinating.

Showy bright orange flowers from summer to fall on this small attractive tree. Large, sweet, red fruit after second season. Fruit ripen in fall. Can be difficult to set fruit...

Gravenstein apple trees bear outstanding dessert apples. At maturity this vigorous tree yields crops of medium fruit with red-over-green skin and yellow flesh. Requires pollinator.