Medium to large red apples with a flavor that is juicy and crisp;an outstanding balance of sweet and tart. Its well balanced flavor makes it excellent for fresh eating and cooking.

Medium to large red fruit with bright white flesh. Excellent flavor. Ripens September.

Highly aromatic, medium-sized, well-colored McIntosh type dessert apple, also excellent for fresh eating. Stores well. Ripens September.

Good well-balanced sweet-tart flavor with an attractive red skin. Liberty has superior dessert quality. Late apple.

Rich sweet flavor. All purpose eating and cooking apple, especially good for dessert qualities. Ripens late September early October.

Fall-winter, 2 weeks after McIntosh. Medium, ar­o­mat­ic dark red fruit. Excellent flavor. Good for eating and storing. Re­sis­tant to mildew and fire blight.

Medium sized bright red fruit. Excellent for eating and cooking. Bears a large crop every year. Ripens late September.

Requires well-drained soil. Plant in full sun. Most fruit trees require pruning, fertilization, and spraying. Plant at least two different varieties for cross pollination.

This small, ornamental tree is grown for its white flowers, handsome foliage, and showy red fruit. Disease resistant.

Vase-shaped with dark purple foliage, pale pink flowers in spring and purple 1"" fruit in fall.

A small strongly weeping tree is covered with snow white flowers in spring, creating a fountain of single white blooms.

This compact, upright spreader has deep purple leaves and delicate pink flowers which appear before the foliage. Disease resistant.

Pale pink buds open to fragrant, single, white flowers in spring. Flowers are followed by masses of small, glossy, red crabapples that are attractive to birds.

Single, red buds opening to pink-red. Small, persistent maroon fruit. Upright, spreading in habit, with new growth reddish-maroon maturing to dark green. Very resistant. Excellent selection.

Red in bud flowers open to true pink. Yellow to amber fruit, persistent. Disease resistant. Suspectible to Scab. Zone 4.

Deep rose-red flowers in mid spring, small red fruit, orange-red fall color and good disease resistance. Attracts birds.

A small crabapple that seldom requires pruning. Ruby-red buds open to semi-double pink flowers. Highly disease resistant.

A dwarf crabapple with a rounded habit, fuchsia-pink and white flowers and rich burgundy fruit. Disease resistant.

Carmine buds that open to single pink blooms. In spring, new foliage emerges green with a red tint. Fall color is a beautiful orange-red, topped by persistent carmine-red fruit. Highly disease resistant.

This dwarf spreading crab has attractive lobed, dark green foliage. Fragrant, 3/4 to 1"" diameter flowers are pink in bud and open to white. The small bright red fruits are favored by birds.

Varying sizes and shapes but most between 15-25' high. A wide range of flower colors in spring, varying from white to dark red. Most bearing yellow or red fruit less than 2” in diameter. Adaptable to disparate soil conditions but must be well-drained.

The blooms are deep purple on the outside, pure white within and appear before the dark green leaves. Very hardy.

Fragrant white flowers (3-4” diameter), open in early spring before the foliage emerges.

Fuchsia-pink to purple flowers. Upright rounded habit. Blooms before leaves emerge in early spring.

Densely branched, round­ed tree with single, red flowers with white center in spring. Persistent, glossy red fruits. Vigorous, hardy, and resistant to leaf blight; excellent selection.

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