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AC™ Harrow Crisp (HW610 Cltv.) PP#17,843
AC™ Harrow Crisp was developed by the Harrow Research Station in Ontario, Canada. This variety harvests with Bartlett and sizes slightly larger. Fruit has a very attractive finish with a red blush over smooth, yellow skin and the flavor is mildly sweet. The tree is hardy, productive and has proven resistance to fire blight.
Royalty: $1.75/tree
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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Allstar™ (FA80 Cltv.)
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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Anna Rose™ (NJ360 Cltv.) PP#33,473
Anna Rose™ is from Rutgers Breeding Program/ New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES). Anna Rose™ is a deliciously sweet white-fleshed, sub-acid, freestone peach that ripens shortly after Redhaven. The fruit is medium is size with beautiful color. The tree crops heavyand ripens evenly with low susceptibility to bacterial spot.
Royalty: $2.25/tree
Arctic Sweet
Arkansas Black
A very late maturing Winesap-type variety grown primarily in the Southeast. The fruit is dark red and very firm with a tart flavor. This is a great variety to add in a cider blend, providing a high acid, spicy flavor.
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Au Rosa
August Rose™ (NJ356 Cltv.) PP#23,884
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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