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Varieties available at Borden's Orchard

Variety: Harvest: Origin: Note:
Apples:      
Red Melba Early Aug sport of Pate( a Canadian variety) Early tart
Pristine Mid Aug "Disease Resistant" early yellow apple Exc.flavor & texture
Summer Treat Mid-Late Aug Mollie's Delicious cross from New Jersey Delicous-type
Redfree   "Disease Resistant": parents incl.Rome, Jonathan, Melba Exc.& firm
Empress Late Aug Jonamac X Vista Bella:  NY Exp.Stat. 1988 Empire look-alike
Ginger Gold   early Golden Delicious type Exc. Flavor
Paulared   Discovered in Michigan Exc.all around
Gala   from New Zealand: Gold.Del. & Cox Orange Pippin Unique tartness
Niagara   Mac X Carlton:  NY Expt.Stat. 1962 Mac-type
Milton Early Sept Mac X Yellow Transparent:  NY Expt.Stat. 1923 Mac-type
McIntosh Early-mid Sep Chance Seedling from Ontario, Canada, about 1870 Most popular Northeast apple
Ozark Gold   Golden Delicious cross from Missouri Expt.Stat. early Gold.Del.
Honeycrisp   Macoun X Honeygold from Minnesota "Explosively crisp!"
Macoun Mid Sept Mac X Jersey Black:  NY Expt.Stat. 1923 Firmer than Mac
Liberty   "Disease Resistant" Macoun cross:  NY Expt.Stat. 1974 Firm, unique flavor
R.I.Greening   Chance seedling; prob. near Newport R.I. @ 1700 Green; cooking fav.
Spartan   Mac X Newtown: Expt.Stat. in British Columbia Exc.color, firmness
Cortland Late Sept Mac X Ben Davis:  NY Expt.Stat.  1915 Exc.Baked, salad (slow to brown)
Red Delicious   Chance seedling from Peru, Iowa @ 1800 Eating favorite
Empire   Mac X Red Delicious:  NY Expt.Stat.  1966 GREAT NY Apple!
Jonagold   Jonathan X Golden Delicious:  NY Expt.Stat.  1968 Dual purpose
Fortune   Red Spy X Empire from NY Expt. Stat. Large dual purpose
Idared   Wagener X Jonathan:  Idaho Expt.Stat.  1945 Firm, good keeper
Pound Sweet   Old New England variety (also called Pumpkin Sweet) Green, sweet!, exc.baked
Golden Delicious Early Oct. Chance seedling from West Virginia @ 1916 Yellow: mild flavor
Spigold   Northern Spy X Golden Delicious:  NY Expt.Stat.  1962 Large, Juicy, Exc.flavor
Northern Spy Mid Oct. Chance Seedling from East Bloomfield, NY, @ 1800 Large, Tart, Exc. cooking, eating
Rome Beauty   Chance seedling from Ohio in 1848 Firm, cooking
Winter Banana   Chance seedling from Indiana in 1876 Unique aroma; waxy, yellow finish
Granny Smith Late Oct. Chance seedling from Margaret Smith in Australia @ 1870 Popular green cooking apple
Pears:      
Bartlett Early-Sept Chance seedling from Berkshire, England Exc. canning & eating
Flemish Beauty Late Sept from Belgium about 1810 short neck, very sweet
Bosc Early Oct. Seedling from Lourain, Belgium Long neck, russeted, sweet!
Anjou Early Oct. Seedling from Angers, France Short neck, good keeper