Apple	Apricot		Blackberry	Cherry		Grape
Peach	Pear		Plum	Raspberry		Strawberry
Common Name		Botanical Name			Description
Apple    Back to top
Delicious Red		Malus 'Delicious Red'			Late bearer. Striped to solid red fruit. Good for salads and fresh eating. Fast growing. Medium size.
Delicious Yellow		Malus 'Delicious Yellow'			Late bearer. Bright golden fruit. Medium size. Good for cooking and fresh eating.
Imp. Golden Delicious		Malus 'Golden Delicious'			Early and heavy bearer. Golden, yellow color with good quality and juice.
Granny Smith Apple		Malus 'Granny Smith'			Early bearer. Grass-green, shiny, juicy fruit. Excellent for flavor. Great for baking (won't get mushy). Self-fertile. Late mauting varitey that keeps well.
Honeycrisp Apple		Malus 'Honeycrisp'			Midseeason bearer. Red over yellow variations. Sweet, crisp, and juicy.  May store well up to 7 months. Great for eating.
McIntosh Apple		Malus 'Macintosh'			Midseeason bearer. Solid bright red skin. Heavy bearer. Resists cold temperatures, cedar-apple rust, and drought. Good for eating freshing or desserts.
Schlect Spur Delicious Apple		Malus 'Schlect Spur'
Sweet Sixteen Apple		Malus 'Sweet Sixteen'			Midseeason bearer. Scab and fire blight resistant. Juicy, sweet, and crisp. Cold hardy. Unusual aromatic flavor. Good for sauces and baking.
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Goldrich Apricot		Prunus-Apricot 'Goldrich'			Large oval and symmetrical shape.  Waxy, bright, deep orange color and texture. Spotting may occur.
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Triple Crown Blackberry		Rosaceae 'Triple Crown'
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Bing Cherry		Prunus-Cherry 'Bing'			Sweet. Large, crisp, & dark red. Sub-acid flavor. Use 'Stella', 'Black Tartarian', and 'Montmorency' for good pollination. Good for eating or canning.
Montmorency Cherry		Prunus-Cherry 'Montmorency'			Sour. Tart, juicy, firm, and yellow flesh. Highly productive and vigorous. Works well with aeration and drainage. Good for pies and canning.
Skeena Cherry		Prunus-Cherry 'Skeena'			Firm and self-fertile. Great crop and flavor. Dark red to black skin color. Keeps well in storage.
Stella Cherry		Prunus-Cherry 'Stella'			Sweet. Moderately firm, juicy, and large. Use for fresh eating. Self-fertile. Good pollinator. Dark red to black fruit.
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Concord Grape		Vitaceae 'Concord'			Medium to large compact clusters with blue-blackish color. Vines are very winter hardy and vigorous grower. Good as juice or fresh eating.
Himrod Seedless Yellow Grape		Vitaceae 'Himrod'			Yellow-gold color.  Loose, long clusters of medium size fruit. Seedless, hardy, and great quality  for garden and table.
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Early Improved Elberta Peach		Prunus-Peach 'Early Imp Elberta'			Large, golden fruit with a rich flavor. Brighter than Elberta color. Sometimes known as a Lemon or Golden Elberta.
Elberta Peach		Prunus-Peach 'Elberta'			Resistant to brown rot. Freestone. Good quality for canning or eating. Very large.  Golden yellow with a red blush. Self-fertile.
O'Henry Peach		Prunus-Peach 'O'Henry'			Firm flesh with high sugar content. Medium, yellow-green color with a light red blush. Large and striping tendency.
Redglobe Peach		Prunus-Peach 'Redglobe'			Bright, yellow skin color and good flavor. Great for canning and freezing.
Redhaven Peach		Prunus-Peach 'Redhaven'			Medium to large. Good for freezing, canning, and eating. Hardy and vigorous against others in disease resistance and hardiness. Self-fertlie.
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BartlettPear		Pyrus 'Bartlett'			Bears young as a vigorous grower. Juicy, golden, and large fruit. Great for canning or fresh eating.
Clapp's Favorite Pear		Pyrus 'Clapp's Flavorite'			Lemon-yellow fruit with red blush. Bears annual large fruit in early season. Fine textured and delicately flavored.
Du Comice Pear		Pyrus 'Du Comice'			Rilch, juicy flavor. Tender and smooth flesh. Large fruit with a slight blush.
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Santa Rosa Plum		Prunus-Plum 'Santa Rosa'			Large and deep crimson fruit. Prolific bearer. Good for canning, desserts or fresh.
Stanley Prune		Prunus-Plum 'Stanley'			Dark blue and large fruit. Large annual crop. Flesh firm with colored yellow. Freestone. Good for jams, jellies, canning, eating fresh, and desserts. Self-fertile.
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Canby Thornless Red Raspberry		Rosaceae 'Canby Thornless'			Spring bearing.
Heritage Red Red Raspberry		Rosaceae 'Heritage'			Everbearing. Sweet, mild taste. Very firm, medium size fruit. First crop is mid-July and then September. Medium to large size. Great quality for all purposes.
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Fort Laramie EB Strawberry		Rosaceae 'Fort Laramie'			Everbearing in June and then September. Large, hardy, and bright scarlet color. Great flavor and taste for all use in heavy crops. Extremely hardy. Can be planted in hanging baskets.
Totem June Bearing Strawberry		Rosaceae 'Totem'
Tribute EB Strawberry		Rosaceae 'Tribute'			Everbearing in early spring and about every six weeks into fall. Disease resistant. Self-pollinating. Firm, glossy, and medium size. Sweet flavor for freezing and eating.