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Malus ~ Apple

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Cox's Orange Pippin Apple
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Cox's Orange Pippin Apple 

Zones ~ 4-7

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The medium size apple is orange-red.  Excellent flavor with a bit of tartness.

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Freedom Apple
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Freedom Apple 

Zones ~ 4-8

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Disease resistant.  Thrives in various climates and soil types.  Apples are large, round, bright red with a slightly acidic flavor.

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Gala Apple
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Gala Apple 

Zones ~ 4-9

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Crisp medium sized fruit that keeps well when refrigerated. Early harves apple, good pollinator for Honeycrisp

Honeycrisp Apple
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Honeycrisp Apple 

Zones ~ 4-8

Large 3" apple has a sweet-tart flavor and great texture.  Will keep in storage for up to 5 months.  an ornamental Crabapple is suggested as a pollinizer.​

Jonagold Apple
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Jonagold Apple 

Zones ~ 5-8

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Cross between Golden Delicious and Jonathan.  Large juicy apple.  Vigorous and disease resistant.

Liberty Apple
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Liberty Apple 

Zones ~ 5-8

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Very disease resistant, resistant to apple scab, fire blight, and cedar apple rust. Prolific producer with dark red fruit ripening in mid-fall.  Self-pollinating, but a better yield if another variety is available.

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Lodi Apple 

Zones ~ 4-8

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Yellow skinned fruit.  Early ripening. Crisp and tart.  Good for pies and sauce. Not a long keeper but freezes well.

Lodi Apple
McIntosh Apple
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McIntosh Apple 

Zones ~ 4-7

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Great flavor with white fragrant flesh.  A very hardy all-purpose apple.  Requires a pollinizer such as Honeycrisp or Dolgo.

Red Fuji Apple
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Red Fuji Apple 

Zones ~ 5-9

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Red pin stripes over red. Cream colored, firm flesh. Very aromatic flavor. Fruit keeps up to 12 months when refrigerated. Excellent for cooking and eating. 
Ripens late October.

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Spartan Apple 

Zones ~ 4-8

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Easy to grow, hardy tree. Dark red juicy fruit which is great for eating and juicing.  Long shelf life at cooler temperatures.  Smaller apple tree

Spartan Apple
Wodarz Apple
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Wodarz Apple

Zones ~ 3-9

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Considered one of the hardiest apples. Developed in North Dakota. White firm flesh. Good for eating and cooking.  Mid-October harvest

Wolf River Apple
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Wolf River Apple 

Zones ~ 4-9

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The fruit usually ripens mid-September to early October. It is large, and fairly sweet with a distinctive red and yellow appearance. It has many culinary uses, as it keeps its shape well when cooked.

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