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Forget about Granny Smith...there are dozens of heirloom apple varieties that you've probably never heard of. Kevin Espiritu lists 75 fascinating heirloom varieties, their origins, and their uses.
Wondering what Apple Varieties you should pick up next time you go to the farmers market? Can't decide which heirloom apples to grow? This Apple Varieties Guide will show you 16 Heirloom Apples, where to grow them, how they taste, and how to serve them!
Heirloom apples are some of our favorite crops here on the homestead, and every year, we try new varieties and consider adding them to our orchard. At this point, we’ve tried at least a hundred different heirloom apple varieties, and I’m finding more every day.
There are so many wonderful varieties of heirloom apples to grow, it may be difficult to decide which is best for you. Our roundup can make it easier!
Many people are interested in heirloom apples. Many of these have some degree of disease resistance, but most are known for their unique characteristics and history. Apples can be one of the most satisfying fruits to grow.
Heirloom Apple Varieties To Try in a Home Orchard. Well-known heirlooms include the Cortland, Empire, and Macoun, which are often grown in the Eastern U.S. While these are the best known, they are not the only varieties by a long shot.
Heirloom apples are apples with origins that can be traced back at least fifty years or more. Heirloom apple varieties have been carefully preserved and passed down through generations. Most apples you see in your local markets are hybrids that combine attributes from multiple varieties.