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Honeycrisp Apple- Known for its crisp texture and perfectly balanced sweet-tart flavor, the Honeycrisp apple is a fall favorite among growers and snackers alike! This cold-hardy tree produces large, juicy apples that store well and are great for eating fresh, baking, or making cider. With beautiful spring blossoms and vibrant fall fruit, it’s as attractive as it is delicious.


Roger Red McIntosh Apple- A classic favorite with a deep red blush and crisp, aromatic flavor! The Rogers Red McIntosh produces medium-sized apples that are sweet, slightly tart, and perfect for fresh eating or applesauce. This hardy, reliable tree also offers beautiful spring blossoms and brilliant fall color, making it both delicious and ornamental in any landscape.


Starfire Peach- Enjoy juicy, sun-ripened peaches right from your backyard! The Starfire Peach is an early-season variety known for its firm, sweet, and flavorful fruit that’s perfect for eating fresh, canning, or baking. This cold-hardy tree blooms with fragrant pink flowers in spring and produces a generous harvest of vibrant orange-red peaches by mid-summer.


Raritan Rose Peach- A standout variety known for its beautiful blush and sweet, aromatic flavor! The Raritan Rose produces medium to large, freestone peaches with creamy white flesh and a hint of tartness. Excellent for fresh eating or desserts, this hardy tree also adds charm to any landscape with its lovely pink spring blossoms and abundant summer harvest.

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    • Board Meeting Minutes & Agendas >
      • 2021 Agendas & Minutes
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      • 2025 Agendas & Minutes
    • About
    • Directors
    • Contact us
  • Permits & Resources
    • Permit Resources
    • Ponds, Lakes, and Wetlands
    • Stormwater Management
    • Contractor List
  • Programs
    • 102 Program
    • 105 Program
    • Agriculture >
      • ACAP
      • Ag E&S
      • Agricultural Land Preservation
      • Chesapeake Bay Program
      • Manure Management
      • Nutrient Management
      • SCCD Projects >
        • Aldrich Project
        • Burdick Creek
        • Powers BMP
    • Dirt, Gravel, & Low Volume Road Program >
      • Mud Clips
      • QAB
    • Education
    • Watershed Stewardship >
      • Riparian Restoration Tree Planting Initiative
      • PACD Lawn Conversion & Riparian Buffer Grant
      • DEP's Growing Greener Grant
      • USC Trees for Tribs Program
  • Calendar
  • Seedling Sale
  • Annual Report
  • Conservation Corner
  • Down to Earth Newsletter
  • Envirothon
    • Envirothon Practice
  • Grants
  • Partners in Conservation
  • Summer intern
  • Scholarship
  • Who Ya Gonna Call?
  • Events
  • Hydroseeder Demo Video