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Picture of Ida Red apple
Picture of Fuji apple
Picture of Williams Pride apple
Picture of Zestar apple
Picture of Gala apple
Picture of McIntosh apple
Picture of Jonathan apple
Picture of Empire apple
Picture of Cortland apple
Picture of Honeycrisp apple
Picture of Golden Delicious apple
Picture of Red Delicious apple
Picture of Jonagold apple
Picture of Ida Red apple
Picture of Fuji apple
Picture of Williams Pride apple
Picture of Zestar apple
Williams’ Pride - August 15
An early maturing, dark red apple with excellent fruit quality and field immunity to diseases, (this variety requires less spraying). It is spicy and great for either baking or eating. August 15.
Zestar
An early ripening apple with a delightful balance of flavors; it is semi-sweet, crisp, juicy and makes a fantastic eating apple. August 20.
Gala
Its thin skin and smaller size make it a perfect lunchbox apple. It has a mild, sweet flavor with a creamy yellow flesh. September 8.
McIntosh
This versatile apple is great for eating, pies, sauces, and salads. It's juicy, somewhat tart, and has an aromatic scent that lets you know fall is here. September 15.
Jonathan
This is a great keeping apple with a spice all its own. It has a crisp, juicy, flesh and is good for eating, but a perfect pie apple.
Empire
I think Empire is the best apple on the market. A perfect apple for baking or eating. It is a cross between a Delicious and McIntosh, and is a blend of sweet and tart and stores very well. September 15.
Cortland
The ultimate salad apple, it stays white in a salad longer than any other. It's great for eating, pies and sauces also. September 15.
Honeycrisp
Exceptionally crisp and juicy, with a sub-acid flavor, Honeycrisp is becoming a fan favorite. A fairly difficult apple to grow, it is well worth the effort. A good pie apple, but it is best known for eating. September 15.
Golden Delicious
A honey sweet apple with a crisp, golden flesh; its rich mellow flavor is an asset to any recipe. October 1.
Red Delicious
A classic apple in America; mildly sweet with a crisp yellow flesh; excellent for eating and salads. October 1.
Jonagold
It's name reflects it's parentage of Jonathan and Golden Delicious. It combines tart sweetness and crispness in texture. October 5.
Ida Red
An apple with firm, white flesh, this is a mildly acidic apple. This apple excels as a baking apple. October 5.
Fuji
A great snacking apple, Fuji is very juicy and sweet with a distinct crispness. Fuji applesauce needs little or no sugar.
Williams’ Pride: An early maturing, dark red apple with excellent fruit quality and field immunity to diseases, (this variety requires less spraying). It is spicy and great for either baking or eating. August 15.
Zestar: An early ripening apple with a delightful balance of flavors; it is semi-sweet, crisp, juicy and makes a fantastic eating apple. August. 20.
Gala: Its thin skin and smaller size make it a perfect lunchbox apple. It has a mild, sweet flavor with a creamy yellow flesh. September 8.
McIntosh: This versatile apple is great for eating, pies, sauces, and salads. It's juicy, somewhat tart, and has an aromatic scent that lets you know fall is here. September 15.
Jonathan: This is a great keeping apple with a spice all its own. It has a crisp, juicy, flesh and is good for eating, but a perfect pie apple.
Empire: I think Empire is the best apple on the market. A perfect apple for baking or eating. It is a cross between a Delicious and McIntosh, and is a blend of sweet and tart and stores very well. September 15.
Cortland: The ultimate salad apple, it stays white in a salad longer than any other. It's great for eating, pies and sauces also. September 15.
Honeycrisp: Exceptionally crisp and juicy, with a sub-acid flavor, Honeycrisp is becoming a fan favorite. A fairly difficult apple to grow, it is well worth the effort. A good pie apple, but it is best known for eating. September 15.
Golden Delicious: A honey sweet apple with a crisp, golden flesh; its rich mellow flavor is an asset to any recipe. October 1.
Red Delicious: A classic apple in America; mildly sweet with a crisp yellow flesh; excellent for eating and salads. October 1.
Jonagold: It's name reflects it's parentage of Jonathon and Golden Delicious. It combines tart sweetness and crispness in texture. October 5.
Ida Red: An apple with firm, white flesh, this is a mildly acidic apple. This apple excels as a baking apple. October 5.
Fuji: A great snacking apple, Fuji is very juicy and sweet with a distinct crispness. Fuji applesauce needs little or no sugar.
Apple pictures are courtesy of Michigan Apple Committee.
Zestar courtesy of University of Minnesota.
Williams’ Pride courtesy of Eastman’s Antique Apples.
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