Welcome to Adventures in Flavor! Over 300 varieties of apples are here at the farm, in a wide range of colors, sizes, and (most importantly!) flavor. Most of the varieties are either very new or heritage/antique varieties. We will continue to update descriptions and pictures as young trees start producing.
- Varieties in very limited quantities are often stickered either with the variety name or a number, for ease of identification. To identify this year's varieties labeled with only a number, look here.
- Many of our apple varieties are available in limited quantities and will not be available at all farmers' market or CSA pickup location sites.
- Are you an apple fan? Pick up an "Apple Passport" when you visit and make tasting notes as you enjoy adventures in flavors all through apple season!.
★ = Indicates a NSO developed variety.
Paducah
Subtle fruity flavors with hard, breaking texture. Circa 1915, a cross of Rome and Red June. Ripens in early September.
Party Doll
Sweet fruity-flavored apple with a hard, breaking texture. Unknown origin. Ripens in late September.
Peck's Pleasant
Very appropriately named, a sweet, fruity, citrusy-flavored apple with tender and semi-breaking flesh. Circa early 1800s, it was developed in Rhode Island. Ripens in late September.
Pixie Crunch
Sweet, intensely fruity apple with hard, melting, very breaking texture. Also known a Co-op 33, it was developed by the Purdue, Rutgers and Illinois Co-op, circa 1993. ... (more)
Polaris ★
Stay tuned! Coming in to production. A NSO developed variety from our breeding program.
Pomme Gris
Sweet with an aromatic and complex flavor and fine flesh texture. This variety is not correctly identified, but for the time-being, we are going to continue to ... (more)
Priscilla
Sweet, spicy, fruity apple with a firm, moderately breaking texture. Circa 1972, this variety was bred by the Purdue, Rutgers, and Illinois Co-op. Ripens in early September.
