Semi-Dwarf Fruit Trees
Autumn Gala Apple
This late Gala matures up to five weeks after traditional Gala strains are harvested. Fruit color is best described as orange-red and overall quality is similar to that of traditional Gala. Fruit is very firm and dense and exhibits very little stem cracking, making it a better keeper than traditional Gala. Autumn Gala provides the opportunity to extend the Gala harvest into late September/early October.
Zones 5-8
Liberty Apple
A medium-sized, yellow-fleshed dessert apple with 90 percent red over the yellow background color. The tree is vigorous, spreading, and an annual bearer. Liberty is resistant to apple scab, cedar apple rust, fire blight, and mildew. A good choice for the home gardener.
Zones 4-7
Granny Smith Apple
A late, green, tart apple, maturing in early November. Develops a red blush in the Northeast. High-quality eating apple with a storage life equal to Fuji.
Zones 5-9
Shiro Plum
A sweet, juicy yellow plum. Fruit is round clingstone and medium in size. The trees are spreading and very productive. Shiro is a good pollenizer for Methley, Santa Rosa, and Satsuma.
Zones 5-10
Ruby Queen Plum-
Another USDA release, Ruby Queen blooms with Methley and ripens three to four weeks after Santa Rosa. This variety has been widely tested and shown to adapt well to humid climates. With an outstanding flavor, the fruit has reddish-black skin and firm red flesh.
Zones 5-10
Flamin Fury Peach
A very attractive late-season peach. Fruit is large, well colored with excellent firmness and quality. The trees are medium in vigor, very productive, and resistant to bacterial spots.
Zones 5-8
Glowing Star Peach
One of the Stellar® series of peaches developed in Michigan. A medium-to-large freestone peach with excellent color and firmness. The trees are very winter hardy, productive, and resistant to bacterial spots.
Zones 4-8