Semi-Dwarf Fruit Trees
Semi-Dwarf Fruit Trees
Pink Lady Apple
A new strain of Pink Lady® ripening about three weeks earlier than the original Pink Lady® Cripps Pink variety. The fruit has a very similar coloring pattern as its parent. The fruit hangs well on the tree and has promising storage qualities. The tree is vigorous and upright and somewhat susceptible to fire blight. Rootstock Elma 111.
GoldRush Apple
Best known for its remarkable keeping qualities, GoldRush will keep in regular cold storage approximately 10 or 11 months. Fruit is crisp and tart off the tree and develops its sugars in storage. GoldRush resists oxidation when cut, making a nice, yellow sauce, and the fruit also bakes very well. Tree is non-vigorous, slightly upright with a semi-spur habit. Resistant to scab and mildew. Rootstock Elma 7.
Enterprise Apple
Developed by Purdue University, this is a late-maturing, deep red apple with good keeping qualities. Fruit is uniform and medium to large in size. Tree is vigorous and spreading, with good annual bearing habits. EnterpriseTM is highly resistant to fire blight and cedar apple rust. It is becoming an important processing variety. Rootstock Elma 111
Reliance Peach
Well known for its cold hardiness, this variety is ideal for northern climates where peaches are not typically grown. The fruit is medium sized, freestone, with a dull blush over greenish-yellow background. Good for canning and freezing.
Coralstar Peach
Coralstar® is a large, beautiful freestone peach with 80% red color that matures just before Loring. The flesh is firm with wonderful flavor. Coralstar® holds well on the tree and in storage and does not brown when cut. The tree is hardy and resistant to bacterial spot.
Kristin Cherry
Developed from a cross of Emperor Francis x Gil Peck, Kristin has been tested extensively in cold climates. The fruit is dark red, large and of high quality. This sweet cherry tree are very winter hardy and productive.