Jonathan Apple
Malus 'Jonathan'
APP-122
A medium sized, uniform, red striped apple with a firm, crisp and juicy flesh. For best fruit production plant with another apple variety such as Granny Smith, Red or Yellow Delicious.
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Large, round, red apple with darker obscure stripes. White flesh is crisp, tender and juicy. Heavy bearer. Fruit stores well. Good for eating fresh or cooking. Needs pollinator, such as Yellow Delicious, Lodi or Granny Smith.
Crisp and juicy, bright red apple with a sweet distinctive flavor. Wonderful for fresh eating. Requires pollinator such as Yellow Delicious or Lodi.
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This Minnesota apple bred in 1936, is a unique small apple with a very sweet, intense taste. Crisp, but firm texture and juicy. Extremely cold hardy, it is an excellent, variety for cold, northern regions. Great for cider or cooking. Parent to 'Keepsake' and 'Sweet 16' and grandparent to 'Honeycrisp'.
A handsome, medium-sized, yellow apple with red stripes. Great for fresh eating or baking. For pollination, plant with another apple such as Yellow Delicious Red Delicious.
Large, green fruit with a red tinge. Good, late season, tart apple. Excellent to eat fresh or cook. Needs a pollinator such as Cortland, Red Delicious, or Yellow Delicious.
Juicy, tart, and firm fruit that is a good dual purpose apple. A late season, red apple, keeps well, and is goof for fresh eating. Needs pollinator, such as Yellow Delicious.
A cross between Golden Delicious and Jonathan, considered by many to be the best dual purpose apple. Large, red and yellow striped, firm juicy fruit. Pollinate with Red Delicious, Gala or Granny Smith.
Large red apple that is excellent for fresh eating and cooking. Because of heavy branching it needs regular thinning. Requires pollinator such as Yellow Delicious or Cortland.
An all purpose apple with medium sized fruit. Fruit is green with red stripe. Good texture, and flavor is sweet with a hint of sour. Early ripening. Needs a pollinator such as Yellow Delicious.
A medium sized apple with red stripes. Good for eating and baking. Crisp, juicy texture. Needs a pollinator such as Yellow Delicious or any other Apple.
An improved MacIntosh apple. This selection develops more fruiting spurs which means even more tart crisp fruit. Cross-pollinate with Liberty, Cortland or Empire.
Three mid-season blooming apple trees in one container to form a clump. Ease of pollination, assortment of varieties and extended harvest make this a triple play. Enjoy 'Honeycrisp', 'Sweet16' and 'Cortland'. All varieties are good for eating and cooking. No other pollinator needed since there are 3 varieties in one pot.
Red color. Excellent for fresh eating, pies and sauces. Keeps well. Mellow flavor. Very hardy. Needs pollinator. Any other Apple will do.
Taste worth a million bucks! Number one choice of apple experts for fresh eating or dessert apple. Handsome, elegant, medium sized apple from a strong compact growing tree. Needs pollinator such as Golden Delicious, Red Delicious or Red Fuji.
An apple that is sweet, crisp and juicy. Stores well. Ripens in late September or early October. Needs a pollinator such as Liberty, MacIntosh, Cortland, Empire, Honeygold, Sweet Sixteen, Goodland, Golden Delicious or Wolf River.
A new introduction with 20 plus years of development through classic breeding methods rather than genetic modification. You can't ask for more out of an apple. Sweet, juicy and firm fruit is great for all purposes and has been proven to store for 9 months in cold storage. It's disease resistance is second to none and fruit drop is minimal. Dark red fruit ripens in mid October.
Rosy-red blush fruit develops in full sun or creamy yellow in shaded area. Excellent sweet-tart flavor for eating and cooking. Very cold hardy apple that is ready for harvest in late August to early September. Requires another apple for pollination.