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Apple Trees

3/4-inch caliper. 4-6-foot tall

(5, 7, 10-gallon pots)

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Cider & Crabapple Varieties

$22 Bareroot $30 Potted

    • self-fertile variety that does not require another tree for pollination to produce fruit. However, you can often achieve larger and better fruit production by planting another nearby crabapple or apple tree as a cross-pollinator.

    • Fragrant, pinkish-white, appearing in May.

    • The fruit is sour and juicy. Used for ciders and jellies.

    • Small (around 1 inch) fruit.

    • Mature height is typically 15-30ft

    • Requires cross-pollination from other mid-to-late blooming apple varieties.

    • Harvest in late-October into early-November

    • Bittersharp flavor: The apple provides an ideal balance of sugar, acidity, and tannins, essential for complex ciders.

    • Juice qualities: The juice is a deep, tawny red with notes of citrus, butterscotch, and earthiness.

    • Produces small-medium fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-11ft Dwarf
      10-13ft Semi-dwarf
      15-20ft Standard

    • Requires a pollinator. Nearby apple or crabapple varieties can provide sufficient pollen for fruit to set. 

    • One of the earliest crabapples to leaf out and bloom in the spring. The blossoms are snowy white, fragrant, and prolific.

    • The fruit is very tart but edible and is often used for cider.

    • The tiny crabapples are red to yellow and about 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter.

    • Mature height is typically 20-30ft

    • Is self-fertile, meaning it depends on insects such as bees to transfer pollen between flowers on the same tree

    • Blooms in a profusion of snowy white blossoms in April or May

    • Yields round, orange-red fruit that are 3/8–1/2" in diameter that attract birds

    • Mature height typically reaches 15-20ft

    • Not self-fertile and requires a compatible pollinator. Other mid-blooming varieties of apple or crabapple within a quarter-mile will work.

    • Harvest: they ripen in October and drop from the tree when ready. They only store for a couple of weeks after harvest. 

    • Juice quality: A "vintage quality" medium bittersweet apple with good sugar levels, low acidity, and soft tannins.

    • Flavor and aroma: Complex flavor with notes of oak, spice, leather, and rich caramel. When fermented, it can create a full-bodied, flavorful cider with a rich brown color.

    • Produces small-medium fruit.

    • Mature height is 8-12ft

Snacking/Baking/Wildlife Varieties

$29.99 Bareroot $39.99 Potted

    • NOT self-pollinating. Needs to be paired with another variety for cross-pollination.

    • Harvest in late September.

    • Mellow and sweet flavor. Low in acidity.

    • Produces medium to large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      14-20ft Semi-dwarf

    • Needs to be paired with a pollinator. NOT self-pollinating.

    • Harvest in mid-late October.

    • Sweet, juicy flavor. Less tartness than traditional Fujis.

    • Produces large fruit.

    • Mature height 8-10ft

    • Self-pollinating. But, will bear more fruit when paired with another variety.

    • Harvest in mid-late October.

    • Well-balanced mix of sweet and a little tart.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      5-12ft Dwarf
      12-20ft Semi-dwarf
      20+ Standard

    • Partially self-fruiting. Does best when paired with a crabapple tree or chestnut tree.

    • Harvest in late September through October.

    • Sweet, juicy flavor. Low acidity.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature heights vary on rootstock.
      8-10ft Dwarf
      12-25ft Semi-dwarf & Standard

    • Partially self-pollinating. Yields more fruit when paired with another variety of apple tree.

    • Harvest in late August - September.

    • Mellow, sweet flavor.

    • Produces medium sized fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-15ft Dwarf
      20-25ft Standard

    • Needs to be paired with a pollinator. NOT self-pollinating.

    • Harvest in mid-late August.

    • Spicy, honeyed taste. Initially tart and becomes sweeter and milder as it ripens. The sour patch kids of the apple world.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      12-20ft Semi-dwarf

    • Self-pollinating. But will yield more when paired with another variety.

    • Harvest in late September to early October.

    • Honey-sweet, mild and balanced.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      12-20ft Semi-dwarf
      15-25ft Standard

    • Self-pollinating, but will do better when paired with another variety.

    • Harvest in November.

    • Sharp, tart, and slightly sweet.

    • Produces small-medium fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      12-20ft Semi-dwarf
      18-25ft Standard

    • Needs to be paired with a pollinator. NOT self-pollinating.

    • Harvest in mid-September

    • Well-balanced mix of sweet and tart.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      5ft Mini-dwarf
      8-10ft Dwarf
      20-25ft Standard

    • This is a triploid variety. It has sterile pollen. It requires 2 compatible diploid varieties with similar bloom times to ensure proper pollination.

    • Harvest in late-September through early-October.

    • Honey-tart flavor with a sweet, spicy, with a tangy finish.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      10-20ft Semi-dwarf
      15-20ft Standard

    • Not self-fertile. Requires cross pollination.

    • Harvest in mid-late October.

    • Sweet, crisp flavor.

    • Produces large fruit.

    • Mature height 12-16ft.

    • Not self-fertile. Requires cross pollination.

    • Harvest in mid-October.

    • Sweet, tart and juicy flavor.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height 12-16ft.

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Good partners include Fuji, Gala, or Braeburn.

    • Harvest in mid-September.

    • Flavor is a balance of sweet and tart, with a pleasant, rich apple flavor.

    • Produces small-medium fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      12-15ft Semi-dwarf
      18-25ft Standard

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid-October.

    • Flavor is sweet & tart with a very crisp, firm, and dense texture.

    • Produces medium sized fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      12-20ft Semi-dwarf
      15-20ft Standard

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid-July.

    • Flavor is sweet & tart with a very crisp, firm, and dense texture.

    • Produces medium-large sized fruit.

    • Mature height 12-16ft

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid-October.

    • Flavor is mildly sweet with low acidity and can have slight melon-like notes.

    • Produces medium-large sized fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-10ft Dwarf
      12-25ft Semi-dwarf
      20-30ft Standard

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid-September.

    • Flavor is sweet-tart, light and juicy.

    • Produces medium sized fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock.
      8-10ft Dwarf
      12-15ft+ Semi-dwarf

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid/late-September to early-October.

    • Flavor is mild, sweet-tart.

    • Produces large-enormous sized fruit.

    • Mature height 20-30ft

    • Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Not self-fertile.

    • Harvest in mid-August.

    • Flavor is sweet-tart with a hint of brown sugar.

    • Produces medium-large fruit.

    • Mature height varies on rootstock
      8-12ft Dwarf
      12-16ft Semi-dwarf
      20-30ft Standard