fruit trees for sale

Apples:

• Yarlington Mill: thought by some to be one of the best English hard cider varieties, slightly bittersweet with balanced tannins makes this a great choice for a rare single varietal blend
• Pixie Crunch: popular at PYO farms in the midwest, this new comer is small, crisp, and full of flavor, an excellent apple for snacking
• Golden Delicious: although not an heirloom variety, it should be, mid-October ripening, golden yellow, with a pleasant sweet flavor when fully ripe, great for baking and cider too
• Gold Rush: a late ripening yellow apple, a beautiful red cheek when ripe, stores like a rock and brings acidity to whatever you use it for, excellent baking apple
• Honey Crisp: juicy, crisp, and excellent eating, aside from a tendency towards bi-annual bearing this partially disease resistant variety makes a great back yard fruit tree
• Gala: sweet and crisp, excellent for eating or adding to a sauce blend
• Granny Smith: late season ripening, extra firm, extra tart, and an extra classic green apple
• Ida Red: mid-October ripening, a classic baking and cider apple, great for sauce too, easy to grow, annual bearer, and is somewhat self fruitful
• Franklin: a New England original bitter sharp hard cider apple, full of tannins, high sugar, and an annual bearer, a “got to” have for any home orchardist/cider maker! discovered in northern Vermont
• Empire: a Mac and Red Delicious cross, it expresses the best of both parents, excellent eating and good in a sauce or cider blend, early October ripening
• Day Break Fuji: a late September ripening Fuji, sweet and crisp, an excellent eating apple
• Royal Court: an improved selection of Cortland, a great multipurpose apple which has slow to brown flesh, mid-September ripening
• Macoun: a classic New England favorite, fantastic eating quality with flavor, early October ripening
• Ginger Gold: large yellow apple that is ripe for Labor Day, excellent for eating, pies, and sauce, one of the best early season apples available
• Crimson Crisp: very crisp apple with white flesh and a spicy tart but balanced flavor, an easy to manage productive tree with scab resistance makes this low spray cultivar a great option for a back yard fruit tree, late September ripening

Stone Fruit:

• Coralstar: September first ripening, an excellent free stone peach which is one of our more reliable croppers with great flavor, medium to large fruit size
• Messina: ripens in the third week of September, excellent late season freestone peach with great color, medium fruit size
• Reliance: developed here in NH by breeders at the University of New Hampshire, selected for its winter hardiness, a free stone yellow flesh peach which ripens around August 23rd, should have the best winter hardiness of any variety we offer
• Saturn: white fleshed peach with a flat/donut shape, full of excellent flavor and aroma, a unique variety that has that “WOW” impact year-to-year we have found it to be one of our most reliably productive varieties here at Butternut Farm, ripens about August 15th