Fruit Bearing

Plants & Product Information: Fruit Bearing

Fruit Tree Variety	Harvest Time	Fruit Color	Pollinator Information	Special Characteristics
Apple, Honeygold	October	Yellow	Pollinate w/mid-spring variety	Medium to large fruit with crisp, juicy, sweet flesh. Excellent for eating and cooking. Stores well.
Apple, Jonathan	October	Red	Pollinate w/mid-spring variety	Medium to large fruit with crisp, juicy flesh. Good for eating, cooking, and desserts. Bears young and stores well through late winter.
Apple, Sweet Sixteen	August	Red	Pollinate w/mid-spring variety	Medium size fruit with very sweet, crisp, juicy flesh.Use for baking and sauces. Extremely cold hardy.
Apple, Wealthy	Sept.	Red	Pollinate w/early spring variety	Very juicy, tart fruit with crisp flesh and a hint of strawberry. Good for fresh eating, baking, and preserves. An excellent pollinator w/ good storage life.
Crabapple, Whitney	July-Aug	Yellow	Pollinate w/early spring variety	Golf ball size fruit with juicy, sweet, tart fruit. Use for canning, preserves, pickling, and eating. Stores well.
Apricot, Moorpark	July-Aug	Yellow	Self-fertile	Sweet, juicy fruit that is used for canning and eating. Vigorous, hardy dependable producer. Freestone.
Cherry, Meteor	July	Red	Self-fertile	Large fruit with yellow, juicy flesh. Good for pies and preserves. Freestone.
Cherry, Montmorency	June-July	Red	Self-fertile	Medium to large fruit with yellow, firm fruit. Has a rich, tart, tangy flavor. Good for pies and preserves. Highly productive.
Cherry, North Star	June-July	Red	Self-fertile	Large fruit with juicy, meaty flesh. Excellent for eating and canning. Highly productive variety. Freestone.
Peach, Elberta	August	Yellow	Self-fertile	Large juicy fruit. Great for eating, drying, baking, freezing, and jams. A favorite for the home gardener. Freestone.
Peach, Reliance	July	Yellow	Self-fertile	Medium fruit with juicy, sweet flesh. Use for fresh eating, canning and freezing. One of the best peach trees for hardiness. Freestone.
Plum, Stanley	Sept	Blue	Self-fertile	Large fruit with a rich, sweet flavor. Good for fresh eating, baking, canning, jelly and drying. Freestone.

Small Fruit Variety	Harvest Time	Fruit Color	Pollinator Information	Special Characteristics
Grape, Concord Seedless	Sept	Blue-Black	No pollinator needed	Slightly smaller sweet fruit that is good for table use, jam, jelly, wine, and is excellent for pie.
Grape, Reliance Seedless	Aug	Red	No pollinator needed	Medium size fruit on large clusters with a mild, fruity flavor and high sugar content. Good for table use, jelly, juice, and wine.
Raspberry, Heritage	July & Sept	Red	No pollinator needed	Superior quality, medium to large, firm berries with a mild, sweet flavor. Use for fresh eating, canning, freezing, jam, and jelly.
Rhubarb, Victoria	Late Spring	Green to Red	No pollinator needed	Thick, tender stalks with variable color and tart flavor. Good for pies and sauces.
Strawberry, Honeoye	June	Red	No pollinator needed	June bearing. Large, firm, fruit with a tart flavor. Heavy, consistent yields that are good for pies and freezing.
Strawberry, Ozark Beauty	June-Sept	Red	No pollinator needed	Everbearing. Large, firm fruit with juicy, sweet berries with a high sugar content. Good for eating, canning, freezing, & preserves
Strawberry, Tristar	Spring-fall	Red	No pollinator needed	Day-Neutral. Medium, sweet berry that is Harvested every 6 weeks spring through fall. Good for fresh eating and freezing.

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