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Westfield Seek no Further

Origin: Massachusetts 1790	Ripens: Oct	Zone: 3 - 6
Excellent for eating fresh. Fruit is streaked with red and russet over yellowish background

GoldRush  Keeps Its Fantastic Flavor All Winter!

One of the best keeping apples ever! Keeps in the refrigerator until June of the year following harvest. Retains crisp texture and, like fine wine, Gold rush's flavor gets even better with time. Exceptional for fresh eating; out of this world for pies and cider! Quick to bear, often in its second year. Good disease resistance. A real winner! Zones 5-8.

• Pristine

  Origin: Purdue - 1994	Ripens: Mid July to August	Zone: 4 - 8
  Uses: Baking, Pies, Sauce
  A very sweet, yellow skinned apple. Very disease redistant. It is very similar to Yellow Transparent.

  Williams Pride

  Origin: 1988	Ripens: July/Aug	Zone: 4 - 7
  Fruit is medium in size slightly conic in shape with a rich aromatic flavor. Apples are 70-80% red with excellent eating quality. It has inbred resistance to apple scab and cedar apple rust. Good resistance to fireblight and powdery mildew. Stores about 1 month in refrigeration.

  Caville Blanc de'Hiver

  Origin: France or Germany 1598	Ripens: Oct/Nov	Zone: 3 - 6
  Uniquely shaped medium to large size fruit, skin yellow with light red flush. Fine textured. Flesh is tender, yellowish-white; flavor sweet, subacid, aromatic. Higher in Vitamin C than an orange. This is the gourmet culinary apple of France, excellent for tarts. One of Thomas Jeffersons favorite apples.

  Fortune

  Fortune
  Origin: New York - 1995	Ripens: September	Zone: 4 - 7
  Uses: Eating, Pies, Sauce
  'Fortune' is a hybrid of 'Schoharie Spy' x 'Empire'. It is a large, red apple with yellow flesh which is excellent for eating fresh. Trees are usually very vigorous.