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Hampshire™ Mac
A McIntosh-type apple discovered by Erick Leadbeater of Contoocook, New Hampshire. The fruit is 90 percent red and very firm with a crisp, juicy texture. Ripening two to three weeks later than conventional McIntosh, Hampshire™ Mac provides the opportunity to extend the McIntosh season. It performs well in southern growing districts as well and the tree exhibits very little fruit drop.
Honeycrisp (MINNB42 Cltv.) PP#26,644
The original Honeycrisp was developed by the University of Minnesota, and this MINNB42 cultivar is their chosen red strain of Honeycrisp. It was discovered as a limb mutation at the research center in Excelsior, MN in 1999 and since then has been placed in replicate trials in MN, NY, and south central PA. Fruit color evaluations were done over many seasons, and this selection has consistently produced fruit exhibiting more intense red color than the original. Bloom and harvest times are the same as the original Honeycrisp strain.
Royalty: $1.40/tree
Idared
Improved Red Jonathan
Initial™ (X-6163 Cltv.)
A scab-resistant variety developed at INRA Angers, France, Initial™ is a Gala x Redfree cross. It matures approximately one week before Gala. The fruit has good size and has a red blush over a yellow background. This variety is prone to fruit drop, making it an ideal selection for food plots. Tree is relatively non-vigorous and the fruit is crisp with a mild acidic flavor. Initial™ is a triploid and therefore pollen sterile.
Royalty: $1.25/tree
Jonamac
Attractive, high-quality McIntosh-type dessert apple that is medium in size with 90 percent dark red color. Fruit is firm and crisp, ripening just ahead of McIntosh. Tree is medium-sized, very productive and an annual bearer. Jonamac is suggested as a pollenizer due to its extended bloom period and apparent tolerance to fire blight.
Keepsake
Kumeu Crimson® Braeburn
A late-season apple that harvests with other Braeburn strains. Medium to large fruit with typical tart flavor and long storage life. Fruit colors two to three weeks ahead of other Braeburns, finishing 100% red with a prominent stripe. Tree is spur type with low vigor. Kumeu Crimson® Braeburn matures in early November in southern Pennsylvania.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
Law Red Rome (Law Cltv.)
Legacy™ Gala (DRF 28 Cltv.) PPAF
An exciting new strain of Gala discovered in the commercial orchards of Adams County Nursery by the late John H. Baugher, Sr. Legacy(tm) Gala is a high coloring, striped sport of Fulford Gala. Legacy™ Gala averages 10-15% more color than competing Gala strains, and harvests in traditional Gala season.
Royalty: $1.00/tree
