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Albemarle Pippin
This old-time or “antique” apple variety was an important commercial variety in the early 1900s. The fruit is greenish-yellow, medium to large with excellent fruit quality. Albemarle Pippin matures in early October and will keep in cold storage for six months.
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Ambrosia
A chance seedling discovered in the orchards of the Mennell family in British Columbia, Canada. The fruit finishes with a 50% pink to red blush over a yellow background color. The flavor is sweet and very pleasant and texture is crisp. Ambrosia matures late September in south central PA. Tree growth habit is compact, upright and very productive.
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Autumn Crisp (NY674 Cltv.)
Autumn Crisp, tested as NY674 and released by Cornell University, is a promising variety, harvesting in mid-September in south-central Pennsylvania. Good size and texture, fruit is sweeter than it is tart, making it great fo fresh eating. Fruit is also considered non-browning or very slow to oxidize. Tree is healthy and productive.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
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Autumn Gala (Harry Black Cltv.)
The first late-season Gala selection to be introduced. Autumn Gala was selected by Harry Black from a limb sport of Kidd’s D-8 Gala at his Catoctin Mountain Orchard in Thurmont, Maryland. This late Gala matures up to five weeks after traditional Gala strains are harvested. Fruit color is best described as orange-red and overall quality is similar to that of traditional Gala. Fruit is very firm and dense and exhibits very little stem cracking, making it a better keeper than traditional Gala. Autumn Gala provides the opportunity to extend the Gala harvest into late September/early October.
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Bonita™ (UEB 406/1 Cltv.) PP#29,959
A new addition to our scab-resistant lineup, Bonita™ matures along with Golden Delicious. The fruit has a pink to bright red coloring over yellow-green background. The flesh is firm, crispy and juicy with a balanced sugar-acid ratio.
Royalty: $1.75/tree
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Crimson® Gold (Svatava Cltv.)
Crimson® Gold is a new scab-resistant cultivar harvesting the second week in September, just ahead of Golden Delicious. The fruit colors nicely with a near full red-orange blush on a yellow background, and the flesh is white, firm and juicy. Apples are medium in size with a sweet-tart flavor. Fruit has storage life of up to eight months. The trees have medium vigor and are very productive, so they should be thinned accordingly.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
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CrimsonCrisp® (Co-op 39) PP#16,622
CrimsonCrisp® is medium in size with a very attractive crimson red color over 95% of the fruit surface. CrimsonCrisp® has a very firm, crisp texture with a tart, complex flavor. The tree is very grower friendly with a spreading habit, fruiting throughout the two- and three-year old branches. The fruit matures in mid-season and will keep in cold storage for six months. CrimsonCrisp® is a registered trademark of Purdue Research Foundation.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
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Crown™ Empire (Crist Cltv.)
An intense, red blush sport discovered at Crist Brothers Orchard, Walden, New York in 1990. Develops full red color two weeks ahead of Empire. Very productive and a better annual bearer than other blush strains observed. Crown™ Empire has very favorable shipping qualities, making it the ideal export Empire. Trees are somewhat less vigorous than standard Empire.
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DA ROSA® (Golden Parsi Cv.) PP#22,859
A highly russet-resistant selection of Golden Delicious. The tree is similar in both growth and fruiting habits to its parent. Harvests at traditional Golden Delicious timing. This selection has the tendency to develop more of a pink cheek as fruit approaches maturity.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
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Dandee Red® (PV 1027 Cltv.) PP#16,620
A limb mutation of Paula Red/Summer Mac (Arends Cv.) maturing eight days earlier. Dandee Red is a 100-percent red blush apple with crisp, creamy white flesh. Flavor is pleasingly tart. Holding ability and shelf life appear to be better than Paula Red/Summer Mac (Arends Cv.), although tree habit is much the same. Tree is also very hardy.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
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Daybreak™ Fuji (Rankin Cltv.)
An early sport of Fuji, discovered at Twin Springs Fruit Farm, Orrtanna, Pennsylvania. The fruit is large with a pink-red blush over 80 percent of the fruit surface. The finish of the fruit and productivity of the tree are exceptional. The tree is precocious on any rootstock. Maturing four to five weeks ahead of conventional Fuji, Daybreak™ Fuji provides an opportunity to harvest high quality Fuji in mid-September. This is an excellent choice for both retail and wholesale markets.
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Enterprise™ (Co-op 30)
Developed by Purdue University, this is a late-maturing, deep red apple with good keeping qualities. Fruit is uniform and medium to large in size. Tree is vigorous and spreading, with good annual bearing habits. EnterpriseTM is highly reisstant to fire blight and cedar apple rust. It is becoming an important processing variety.
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