Apple Mid Season Pollinator

Malus domestica 'Ananas Reinette' An heirloom variety of yellow apple originally discovered in France in the 1500s, Ananas Reinette means “pineappl...

Malus domestica 'Arkansas Black' A favorite across the nation, this vintage apple's dark red fruit turns nearly blackish when it's fully ripe, and ...

Malus domestica 'Bardsey' This amazing apple comes from the windswept Bardsey Island off the coast of Wales. The tree grows in an area right next t...

Malus domestica 'Campfield' A medium-to-large size, 'bittersweet' cider apple, greenish yellow with a red blush. The flesh is white, firm, sweet an...

Malus domestica 'Chehalis' An excellent choice for organic growers who like a very large, sweet, yellow apple. This old favorite was discovered nor...

 Malus domestica 'Dabinett' An annual, heavy bearer of medium-to-large size, round, red, and intensely fragrant apples. Dabinett originates from th...

Malus domestica 'Egremont Russet' The deep-green disease-resistant foliage makes an enchanting sight in English gardens speckled with thousands of...

Malus domestica 'Ellison's Orange' Still a favorite of English organic growers because of its outstanding flavor, heavy cropping and resistance to ...

Malus domestica 'Flower of Kent' As the story goes, Sir Isaac Newton saw an apple fall from the Flower of Kent tree at Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincoln...

Malus domestica 'Granniwinkle' An old American 'sharp' cider apple high in sugar and acids and low in tannin. Named for Mrs. Van Winkle Poveshon, t...

Malus domestica 'Harrison' Originating in Essex county, New Jersey, before the American Revolution, Harrison is yellow and elongated in shape, with...

Malus domestica 'Hewes Virginia Crab' An American original! George Washington's and Thomas Jefferson's favorite cider apple. Also called Virginia C...

Malus domestica 'Hudson's Golden Gem' It was discovered as a fence row seedling at the Hudson Nursery in Tangent, Oregon, about 1931. Because of ...

Malus domestica 'Johnny Appleseed' In the 1830's, thousands of apple trees were planted in Ohio by one John Chapman, who earned the nickname Johnny...

Malus domestica 'Kandil Sinap' Kandil Sinap, the “sweet apple of Sinap”, was discovered on the Sinap peninsula of the Black Sea, in what is now Tur...

Malus domestica 'King Edward VII' Named in 1902 after the new English monarch and grown since in English gardens as an outstanding fresh eating and...

Malus domestica 'Kingston Black' Classified as a 'bittersharp' apple, the English consider it to be the standard cultivar for making a high-quality...

Malus domestica 'Medaille D'Or' A robust and fine-flavored apple; this vintage French variety, originally introduced in 1865, is not called "Gold M...

Malus domestica 'Newtown Pippin' Newtown Pippin was the workhorse of Washington, Jefferson and other colonial American orchards. Also known as Albe...

Malus domestica 'Fameuse' This small orange-red apple has been an American favorite for more than 250 years. It is also called the "snow apple" bec...