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APPLE POLLINIZERS AND APPLE POLLINATION CHART 16 VARIETY POLLINATED EARLY BLOOM MID-SEASON BLOOM LATE BLOOM Can be used as a pollinizer Do not use as a pollinizer Lodi Liberty Summer Rambo Summer Mac Chestnut Crab Transparent Yellow Perrine Transparent Snapp Stayman Braeburn Mollies Delicious Jonamac Royal Empire Empire Crown Marshall Mac Pioneer Mac Idared Pink Lady Honeycrisp Manchurian Crab Cortland Royal Court Zestar! RubyJon Gale Gala Gala Fulford Crimson Gala Buckeye Gala Autumn Gala Granny Smith Star Gala Redfree Sansa Smokehouse Ginger Gold Suncrisp Mac Hampshire Shizuka Super Chief Spur Red Delicious Lady Hyslop Crab Grimes Golden Jonagold De Coster Macoun Snowdrift Crab Mutsu Enterprise Arkansas Black Pristine Cameo Golden Delicious Fuji Daybreak Autumn Rose Fuji Banana Spur Winter GoldRush Greening N.W. Ramey York Red Yorking CrimsonCrisp Nittany Indian Summer Crab Red Rome Beauty (Law) Red Rome 262 Spur Red Rome (Taylor) Northern Spy Melrose Red Winesap Lodi Liberty Summer Rambo Summer Mac Chestnut Crab Yellow Transparent LOOM B Perrine Transparent Snapp Stayman ARLY E Braeburn Mollies Delicious Jonamac Royal Empire Crown Empire Marshall Mac Pioneer Mac Idared Pink Lady Honeycrisp Manchurian Crab Cortland Royal Court Zestar! RubyJon Gale Gala Fulford Gala Crimson Gala Buckeye Gala Autumn Gala Granny Smith Star Gala Redfree LOOM B Sansa Smokehouse Ginger Gold EASON -S Suncrisp ID Hampshire Mac POLLEN SOURCE M Shizuka Super Chief Spur Red Delicious Lady Hyslop Crab Grimes Golden Jonagold De Coster Macoun Snowdrift Crab Mutsu Enterprise Arkansas Black Pristine Cameo Golden Delicious Daybreak Fuji Autumn Rose Fuji Spur Winter Banana GoldRush N.W. Greening Ramey York Red Yorking CrimsonCrisp Nittany LOOM B Indian Summer Crab Red Rome Beauty (Law) ATE L Red Rome 262 Spur Red Rome (Taylor) Northern Spy Melrose Red Winesap Plantings which do not use varieties providing SNOWDRIFT pollen source. Tree is medium in vigor, adequate cross pollination should use one of the A mid-season to late blooming variety, often precocious, with moderate resistance to following varieties for a secondary pollen source. fire blight. Pollinizers should be placed every fifty feet and used to pollinize Red Delicious. Bloom is staggered in adjacent rows. Contact your white, flowers small. Fruits are salmon egg SPUR WINTER BANANA sized and yellow with orange cheek. representative for recommendations for Excellent pollinizer for Red Delicious. Spur- your specific needs. HYSLOP type growth makes tree compact with little maintenance required. Tree begins bearing Common crab apple used for jellies and CHESTNUT at an early age. Annual defruiting of tree also in cider where tannin content is will optimize return bloom. An excellent pollinizer for early to mid-season bloom desired. Flavor is tart and moderately cultivars. Trees are medium in vigor and slightly astringent. Fruit matures in mid-September INDIAN SUMMER upright, with large white blossoms. The large size and is 1 to 1-1/2" diameter, is long stemmed, A flowering crab apple pollinizer for the late fruit is marketable for use in preserves or decorations. and has a red blush over a cream background. season bloom. Indian Summer produces Selection is useful as a pollinizer for early abundant pink flowers with viable pollen MANCHURIAN to mid-season blooming varieties, though over an extended period. Early to mid-season bloom corresponding care must be taken to avoid biennial with Red Delicious. Flowers white and large. bearing, which reduces effectiveness as a Tree very vigorous and upright..

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