Citrus trees (cold hardy)
Cherry trees
Dessert pear trees
Comtesse de Paris pear tree, a low-disease storage pear picked in mid-October and eaten from December to February.
Dessert pear trees
Apple trees
Cherry trees
Cherry trees
De Lemé sour cherry tree, with small soft cherries, sweeter and less acidic than Montmorency, harvested late June to early July.
Peach trees
De Moncheaux peach tree, a juicy northern French variety harvested around mid-August, with good tolerance to leaf curl.
Cooking pear trees
Fig trees
Dessert pear trees
Apple trees
Cherry trees
Cornelian cherry trees
Ekzotichese Cornelian cherry tree, with very large pear-shaped fruits for fresh eating and preserves, ripening in early September.
Citrus trees (cold hardy)
Pear trees
Apple trees
Cornelian cherry trees
Flava Cornelian cherry tree, an early yellow-fruited variety with mild, tasty fruit suitable for many uses.
Apple trees
Cherry trees
Gascogne Tardive de Seninghem cherry tree, with very sweet, semi-crisp cherries harvested from mid-July to August.
Pluots (Prunus hybrids)
Apricot trees
Apple trees
Gosselet apple tree, a long-keeping winter apple picked in October and eaten from January to May, tart at first then milder.
Cooking pear trees
Grise Notre Dame pear tree, a hard cooking pear for candied pears or vinegar preparations, harvested in late September.
Cherry trees
Apple trees
Cherry trees
Cherry trees
Pear trees
Citrus trees (cold hardy)
Citrus trees (cold hardy)
Apple trees
Cornelian cherry trees
Cooking pear trees
Jean Nicolas pear tree, a sweet Belgian cooking pear, picked in late September and best cooked with moisture.
Chestnut trees

