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(Zone 4) Dark red apple. White, crisp, juicy flesh with sweet flavor. Ripens late September. Excellent for eating and cooking. Best with any mid season pollinator such as McIntosh, Red Jonathan, or Yellow Delicious.

(Zone 4) Large, red striped fruit with a sweet flavor. Good for eating and good storage life. Requires any late season pollinator such as Haralred or Red Delicious. Good disease resistance.

(Zone 4) Large red fruit is good for eating, sauces and juice. Crisp and juicy with a slightly tart flavor. Requires any mid to late season pollinator such as Cortland. Excellent disease resistance.

(Zone 3) Dark pink red apple. Sweet tart flavor that is juicy and firm. Ripens early October on a very hardy tree that is resistant to fireblight. Often bears fruit the first year. Best with any late season pollinator such as Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, or Red Fuji.

(Zone 4) Very crisp and juicy apple colored red over yellow. Very good for eating or cooking and an exceptional storage apple. Mid-season bloomer can use Red Delicious for pollinator.

(Zone 4) Medium to large golden fruit. Very crisp, yellow, juicy flesh with excellent storage quality. Good dessert and cooking apple.

(Zone 4) Most widely grown Apple in the U.S. Striped to solid red fruit. Rich, sweet flavor. Flesh is light yellow. Fruit ripens mid September. Best with any late season pollinator such as Yellow Delicious, Haralred, or Red Fuji.

(Zone 4) Bright red medium-sized apple with excellent flavor and white fragrant flesh. Heavy producer. Very reliable. Fruit ripens late September. All-purpose apple. Best with any mid season pollinator such as Red Jonathan, Cortland, or Yellow Delicious.

(Zone 4) Golden yellow fruit, white flesh, sweet, full, flavor. Ripens late September. Outstanding dessert quality. Self-pollinating. Good pollinator for mid season blooming varieties.

(Zone 5) Sour cherry with large red fruit that is ideal for pies or preserves. Ripens mid July. Very productive. Self-fertile.

(Zone 5) A sweet cherry that is one of the earliest cherries to fruit. Bright purplish-black fruit. Medium size, heavy bearer. Requires another sweet cherry such as Stella as a pollinator.

(Zone 5) Bright yellow flesh, soft and juicy medium sized fruit. Freestone. Self-fertile.

(Zone 5) Firm yellow flesh and beautiful red skin. Vigorous, early season tree. Freestone. Self-fertile.

(Zone 5) White juicy flesh, white with a red blush skin. Freestone. Self-fertile.

(Zone 5) Medium to large, yellow pear with white sweet flesh. Excellent for fresh eating and stores well. Ripens best off the tree. Requires any mid season pollinator such as Bartlett.

(Zone 5) Large, golden-yellow pear. Excellent for canning or fresh eating. Usually bears at a young age. Very flavorful. Ripens late August to early Sept. Requires any mid season pollinator such as Moonglow or Duchess.

(Zone 4) Golden-yellow pear. Excellent for canning or fresh eating. Very tender and juicy. Ripens mid Sept. Self fertile. Serves as a good pollinator for other varieties of Pear.

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