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• Honey Crisp - We feel this is one of the best apple varieties in the apple world today. Introduced in the 1990's by the University of Minnesota, this large, exceptionally crisp, juicy apple has instantly become a customer favorite. You won't see many of these in supermarkets for years to come since demand far exceeds supply.

• Paulared - This all-purpose August apple is similar to McIntosh. It has become so popular that we have removed all our other August apple varieties.

• Jonagold - A cross between Jonathon and Golden Delicious. This large firm sweet-tart apple has become one of the most popular apples in Europe. We believe it will do as well in the Fox Valley area. We highly recommend this last season apple for it's superior flavor and keeping quality.

• Mollies Delicious - Better known as a Molly, this large apple has the Delicious shape but has it's own distinctive flavor and is very snappy for an early September apple. It is not a good keeper and not usually found in supermarkets, yet it is a local favorite.

• Fameuse - Better known as as a Snow Apple. It is an old variety with white flesh and believed to be one of the parents of the modern McIntosh. We don't have many of these.

• Ida Red - A large late ripening old variety still popular in many northern states.

• Connell Red - Another large, late ripening, newer all-purpose apple ripening in mid-October. We don't have many of these.

• Melrose - The official state apple of Ohio. We are not sure yet how it got that distinction but it is a high quality, late keeping dessert type apple with a distinctive flavor.

• Northern Spy - One of the very old favorites with a delicious tart flavor. This variety takes many years to start bearing and ours are not quite there yet.