Fruit Trees

Malus Fireside Apple

Fireside Apple

Medium – Lg. sized fruit Sweet flavor and fine-grained flesh. Good for fresh eating, salad, and baked apples. Ripens: Late Season
Pollination Req: Another mid-spring variety..Honey Crisp, Honey Gold
Storage: Ecellent

Malus Cortland Apple

Cortland Apple Tree

Medium fruit. White flesh holds its color after being cut. Has a crisp, juicy, slightly acidic taste. Good for eating, sauce, baking and freezing.
Ripens: Mid-Late Season
Storage: Excellent
Pollination Req.: Another mid-spring variety i.e. Honeycrisp, Honeygold, Sweet Sixteen

Malus Freedom Apple

Freedom Apple Tree

Disease resistant and immune to apple scab. It is crisp and very juicy. good to eat and is wonderful for making sauces and juices.
Ripens: Mid Season
Storage: Good
Pollination Req: Another mid-season variety i.e. Cortland, Liberty

Malus Haralred Apple

Haralred Apple Tree

Medium sized fruit Juicy, tart and firm. Extremely hardy and Fire blight resistant. Excellent for eating and baking. Unsuitable pollinator for Haralson.
Ripens: Late Season
Storage: Very Good
Pollination Req.: Another late season variety i.e. Cortland, Fuji, Honey Crisp

Malus Honeycrisp Apple

Honeycrisp Apple Tree

Medium sized fruit. The fruit is yellow with red overtones. Flesh is very crisp, with a sweet and slight tart flavor. Great for eating, salads and sauces.
Ripens: Mid Season
Storage: Excellent
Pollination Req.: Mid to Late Variety i.e. , Cortland, Honeygold, Sweet Sixteen

Malus KinderKrisp Apple

KinderKrisp Apple

Small -medium sized fruit. Sweet, juicy and crispy. Excellent for eating.
Ripens: Mid Season
Storage: Very Good
Pollination Req.: Another early season variety i.e. Golden delicious

Malus McIntosh Apple

McIntosh Apple

Tart and crisp Heavy bearer, good for eating and baking, fruit tends to drop when ripe.
Ripen: Mid-Season
Storage: Fair
Pollination Req.: ‘Sweet Sixteen,’ ‘Honeycrisp’

Malus SnowSweet Apple

SnowSweet Apple Tree

Medium sized fruit. Very cold hardy. Has a deliciously sweet yet slightly tart taste. Flesh is snow white, firm and crisp. Does not turn brown quickly making it an excellent apple for fresh eating, salads and sauces. Above average in resistance to scab and fire blight.
Ripens: Mid-Late September Storage: Good
Pollination Req.: Another mid-spring variety i.e. Honeycrisp, Cortland, Red Delicious

Malus Sweet Sixteen Apple

Sweet Sixteen Apple Tree

Medium sized fruit. Flesh is cream colored, crisp, sweet and juicy. Excellent for fresh eating, baking, cooking and salads. Resistant to scab and fire blight. Very cold hardy. Can be slow to come into bearing.
Ripens: Mid Season
Storage: Good
Pollination Req.: Mid to late season i.e, Cortland, Honeycrisp,Honeygold

Malus Winecrisp Apple

Winecrisp Apple

This deep-red fruit is everything you want in a dessert apple — sweet, juicy and firm. Also great for baking. Disease-resistant to scab, fire blight, and powdery mildew.
Ripens: Mid-Late Season
Storage: Excellent
Pollination Req.: Another mid-late season variety i.e. Golden Delicious

Malus Zestar Apple

Zestar Apple Tree

Medium sized fruit. Flesh is light, crisp and juicy, sweet-tart with a hint of brown sugar flavor. Excellent for fresh eating. Longer storage life than most early varieties.
Ripen: Early-Mid Season
Storage: Good
Pollination Req.: Mid Variety i.e. , Honey Crisp, Wolf River

Prunus Mesabi Cherry

Mesabi Cherry

Long stemmed, red-fleshed fruits with sugar content halfway between pie cherries and 'Bing' cherries. Pyramidal tree grows to a height of 12 feet. Fruit resembles 'Meteor' but pit is smaller
Ripens: Early July
Pollination Req.: Self-fertile, no pollinator needed

Prunus Mount Royal Plum

Mount Royal Plum

Medium sized fruit
Good eaten off tree. Excellent for dessert, jam and preserves. Tender juicy flesh. Considered the best blue cultivar in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Ripens: Late August
Pollination Req.: Self-fertile, no pollinator required.

Prunus Sweet Cherry Pie Cherry Tree

Sweet Cherry Pie

Sweeter than other cherries but not quite sweet enough for fresh eating. Great for jams, jellies and pies.
Ripens: Early Season
Pollination: Self-Fruitful

Prunus Evans Bali Cherry

Evans Bali Cherry

Deep dark red fruit 1” in diameter and excellent for baking and fresh eating. The fruit is much sweeter than other sour cherries. Extremely hardy buds.
Ripens: August
Pollination Req.: Self-fertile, no pollinator required

Prunus Meteor Cherry

Meteor Cherry

medium-sized cherries. Their tart/sweet yellow flesh is great for sauces, wonderful for pies, and good for fresh eating. A good choice for colder areas.
Ripens: Early to Mid Summer
Pollination Req.: Self-fertile, not pollinator required

Prunus Northstar Cherry

North Star Cherry

Large sized fruit –Tart Flesh is red, meaty and juicy with a pleasantly acidic flavor. Good for fresh eating, baking and canning. A vigorous, natural dwarf variety that is highly productive. Fruit will retain quality on tree for 2 weeks after ripening. Self-fertile.
Ripens: Mid-Summer
Pollination Req.: Self-fertile, no pollinator required.

Pyrus Patten Pear

Patten Pear

Good sized fruit
Good quality, excellent for canning; fallen fruit can be messy. Very resistant to fireblight. Should be picked about one week before ripening and then allowed to ripen
Ripens: Mid to late September
Pollination Req.: Requires pollinator i.e. Summer Crisp

Pyrus Parker Pear

Parker Pear

Medium sized fruit Parker is a sweet tender pear that is very good for fresh eating, baking, desserts, and storing. Fruit must be picked before it ripens. Upright, vigorous growing tree.
Ripens: Mid-August
Pollination Req.: Requires pollinator i.e. Summer Crisp

Pyrus Summer Crisp Pear

Summer Crisp Pear

The flesh is sweet and crisp. A dependable producer. Harvest in mid-August when fruit is crisp and firm and still green with a red blush. Resistant to fire blight. This is a hardy tree. Used for fresh eating.
Ripens: August
Pollination Req.: Requires pollinator i.e. Parker, Patten