Cooking pear trees
Grise Notre Dame pear tree, a hard cooking pear for candied pears or vinegar preparations, harvested in late September.
Apple trees
Apple trees
Chestnut trees
Dessert pear trees
Pluots (Prunus hybrids)
Cherry trees
Grapevines
Lakemont grapevine, a vigorous seedless table grape with large sweet juicy clusters, thin skin and strong mildew resistance.
Apple trees
Grapevines
Lidi grapevine, a vigorous Hungarian pink grape with sweet, intense flavour, late budbreak and harvest in late August.
Apricot trees
Plum trees
Fig trees
Chestnut trees
Marigoule chestnut tree, a disease-resistant hybrid producing large glossy brown-red nuts, harvested in October.
Cherry trees
Cherry trees
Asian pear trees
New World nashi pear tree, with large, good-flavoured fruit, nashi-like but more tender, harvested in October.
Grapevines
New York Muscat grapevine, a vigorous blue grape with sweet muscat-flavoured berries and excellent mildew resistance.
Dessert pear trees
Plum trees
Almond trees
Palatina almond tree, a self-fertile sweet almond with soft shell, mild flavour, very late flowering and early harvest in late August.
Grapevines
Palatina grapevine, a vigorous Hungarian white table grape with golden, sweet, fruity berries and strong mildew resistance.
Pawpaw trees
Apricot trees
Dessert pear trees
Apple trees
Cooking pear trees
Poire à Côte d'Or pear tree, a large hard winter cooking pear, picked in October and eaten from November to January.
Apricot trees
Plum trees
Plum trees
Apple trees
Apple trees
Apple trees
Apple trees