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Whitney Crab: A sweet, distinctive smaller apple that is excellent for eating and pickling. 

Paulared: A crisp, slightly tart apple that has a white flesh with red highlights.  A good early eating and sauce apple. 

Cortland:  The legendary pie apple.  Bright white fresh with excellent flavor. 

McIntosh: An old early favorite.  Slightly tart with a delicate skin. 

Honey Crisp: This apple needs no introduction.  Superb flavor and crunch.  Our customers' all-time favorite. 

Sweet Sixteen: Very sweet, crisp and juicy. 

Fireside: Sweet, crisp and juicy. This apple is great for eating! 

Connell Red: A large, sweet apple that is excellent for eating, baking and drying. 

Honeygold: A perennial favorite!  This delicate apple is crisp, juicy, and delicious. 

Haralson: A wonderful sweet-tart apple that is perfect for baking and eating. 

Wolf River: Huge, classic pie apple. 

Regent: A crisp mild flavored apple that is great for baking and eating.  Also good for dried apples. 

Liberty: A small deep red apple that is crisp with a sweet-tart flavor.

Prairie Spy: An heirloom apple.  Distinctive flavor. 

Benjamin Baker:  Or ‘Big Ben' as my grandmother, Ruth Baker, called it.  A spectacular apple, and a Baker Orchard original!