Fruit

Apples * Blueberries * Lingonberries
Apples
	Beacon - (Melinda x Wealthy) Medium sized bright red fruit; sweet aromatic flavor. Slight red tinge in the fruit. Excellent quality. Use fresh or cooked. Upright spreading tree. Matures in late August. Zone 3 $39.75			Haralred - (Malinda x Ben Davis)An improved Haralson. Earlier, redder, and sweeter, without the common russeting problem many Haralsons have. Juicy, tart, firm flesh. Good keeper . Ripens Early October $39.75
	Red Baron -(Golden Delicious x Daniels Red) Medium sized yellow-red apple. Crisp and juicy, sweet but mild flavor. Very productive and bears at an early age. Good for eating, pie and sauce. Resistant to fireblight. Hardy. Ripens in Late September. $39.75 SOLD OUT			Prairie Magic - (Goodland x Mantet) Medium-large sized fruit. Fruit is crisp and delicious. The tree has good cold hardiness and disease resistance. Ripens Mid September. $39.75
	Hazen - (Duchess x Starking Delicious) Large, dark red, summer fruit. Flesh is greenish-yellow and juicy. Flavor is sweet but mild, pleasant for eating and cooking. A very hardy, natural semi-dwarf tree that bears annually. $39.75 SOLD OUT		ALL APPLE TREES ARE STANDARD
Bluberries
	Bluecrop – The leading commercial variety grown, Bluecrop produces high yields of large, firm, bright blue berries. Its foliage is somewhat sparse but production is good. Berry flavor is superb when used in fresh, frozen and desserts. Bluecrop is both frost and winter hardy, growing to a height of 4-6 feet. $19.75			Blueray – Produces a few days ahead of Bluecrop, very large, firm, good flavor, bush is vigorous and productive. The clusters are large and very tight. These are widely planted throughout the Northeast and Midwest, this vigorous and winter hardy variety stands to a height of 4-6 feet. Blueray is similar to Bluecrop but somewhat sweeter. $19.75
	Jersey – An easy to grow, high yielding variety, Jersey is one of the oldest and most widely grown blueberry varieties. Berries are medium size, fair color and flavor, firm. The bush very vigorous and productive. The clusters of berries are long and loose. A tall and well-shaped bush, it has excellent ornamental value. $19.75			Northland - Most cold-hardy highbush variety grown. Very productive. Berries are dark blue and medium size, excellent for jams and baking because of their high sugar content. Early Midseason 3 to 4 feet. $19.75 SOLD OUT
	Patriot - Has very large, dark blue berries. This extremely winter hardy is upright, growing to a height of 4-6 feet. Patriot is adapted to many different soil types and has performed better in heavier soils than some other varieties. $19.75			Burgundy - A standout selection from Maine with distinctive gray-green foliage, burgundy new growth, and light blue berries in the summer. Growth is compact, about 3 ft. wide by one ft. tall. Deep burgundy fall color. $18.50
	Top Hat - V. corymbosum x V. angustifolium A perfect name for this dwarf cultivar. Plentiful white blooms in spring give way to pea sized light blue berries. Top Hat is perfect for defined border plantings or growing in pots. Excellent bonsai subject. Midseason 1-1/2 feet $18.50	ALL BLUEBERRY PLANTS ARE 3 YEAR PLANTS OR OLDER
Lingonberries
	Dwarf Lingonberry - V. vitis-idaea minus) A native to Northern Maine and the Canadian Maritimes, it grows only about six inches tall but densely covers the ground with lush foliage and bright pink blooms. Its beautiful in rock gardens and beds, yielding small crops of pea size fruit. $18.50			Balsgard - This heavy bearing commercial variety from the Swedish University of Agriculture has large fruit which is very flavorful and easy to grow $18.50
The Lingonberry, Vaccinium vitis-idaea, is a low-growing (12 in. at maturity) circumpolar, evergreen groundcover closely related to partridgeberry. The berries ripen in August and are red, tart and smaller than cranberries but with a finer flavor. Lingonberries, like blueberries, thrive in acid soils, pH 3.5 to 5. Their fragile root systems spread through the superficial soil layers by runners which develop buds and new shoots. Plants are small and slow to establish. They require hand-weeding, mulching, attention to pH, and frequent watering during the first two seasons. Lingonberries are beautiful and delicate-looking ornamentals. They will produce more fruit in full sun, but the plants will grow in dappled shade. if you have mountain property with a pH low enough to grow wild blueberries, lingonberries should do well for you.