Heritage Trees

Bramley Seedling Apple Tree

"The greatest cooking apple of the century" (20th)-Norman Taylor (American Horticulturist)

Saint Cecilia Apple Tree

Will keep into late march in refrigeration

Niedwetzkyana Apple Tree

This variety originates from Central Asia's original apple forest

Calville Blanc d' Hiver Apple Tree

Bosc Pear Tree

The Aristocrat of Pears

Cinnamon Spice Apple Tree

A historic apple rediscovered in the 1980s that tastes like an apple pie

Red Clapp's Favorite Pear Tree

Belle de Boskoop Apple Tree

Sharp citrus tang

Burford Red Flesh Apple Tree

Excellent disease resistance

Cox Orange Pippin

Self fertile

White Pearmain Apple Tree

Firm, tender, crisp, juicy — pleasantly pineapple-aromatic.

Northern Spy Apple Tree

Juicy, crisp, tender — rich, aromatic, mildly acidic.

Melrose Apple Tree

Acidic, sweet, large, and shiny.

Blue Pearmain Apple Tree

Moderately firm, mild to sweet subacid, aromatic.

Newtown Pippin Apple Tree

A favorite of Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin.

Ashmead's Kernel Apple Tree

Complex, sweet-tart flavor with pear-drop notes.

Orleans Reinette Apple Tree

Rare French apple — sweet-tart with nutty, citrus notes.

Johnny Appleseed Apple Tree

A grafted sapling descended from the last surviving Johnny Appleseed tree.

Roxbury Russet Apple Tree

Oldest known American Variety

Seckel Pear Tree

Self Fertile, needs no pollinator

Victoria Limbertwig Apple Tree

Excellent Fresh Eating Apple