1. Ginger Gold

   Ripens June 25–July 25 (about 4–6 weeks after Golden Delicious)
   A high quality, yellow colored apple. The tree exhibits strong vigor with wide limb angles for easy training. Works well with Fuji or Gala as pollinators.

2. Granny Smith

   Ripens late August–early September
   A long time favorite among consumers. It is good for eating, cooking and for sauce. It has a large, firm fruit with a juicy, slightly tart flavor. It packs well and resists bruising. Has excellent storage capability.

3. Honeycrisp

   Ripens about 2 weeks earlier than Red Delicious
   A cross between Macoun and Honeygold. It is a firm and moderately vigorous apple. Has an exceptional storage life and is very winter hardy. It has an excellent color at harvest and for best results, should be planted with a pollenator. The chilling requirement is 800 hours.

4. Imperial Gala

   Ripens mid–late July
   An early Gala. It has a red stripe over a yellow-orange background. The flesh is crispy and white in color and the taste is very sweet. This medium sized apple is good to eat right off the tree!

5. Red Fuji

   Ripens about 1–2 weeks later than Fuji
   Yellowish-green in color with a red stripe. Similar to the Fuji, it is extremely sweet and has good storage capability. It will stand up to the summer heat and requires about 350–400 chilling hours.

6. Scarlet Gala®

   Ripens July 1–July 20
   Has a good sized fruit with a conical shape. It color is a bright scarlet over a yellow-orange background. It has an excellent firmness compared to the other Gala strains. Pollinators include Fuji, Granny Smith and others. It stores extremely well.

7. Smoothy

   Ripens August 15–mid-October
   A large, golden yellow skinned apple with a crip and firm texture. It is a great all purpose apple.

Ripening dates shown are approximate for Fresno and will vary with season and location.