Apple trees
Cooking pear trees
Grise Notre Dame pear tree, a hard cooking pear for candied pears or vinegar preparations, harvested in late September.
Apple trees
Grapevines
Himrod grapevine, a very vigorous seedless variety with sweet berries, raspberry aroma and strong mildew resistance.
Mulberry trees
Apple trees
Chestnut trees
Persimmon trees
Pluots (Prunus hybrids)
Cherry trees
Asian pear 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
Apricot trees
Chestnut trees
Marigoule chestnut tree, a disease-resistant hybrid producing large glossy brown-red nuts, harvested in October.
Apricot trees
Mediva apricot tree, a late-flowering self-fertile variety with aromatic bicoloured fruit, harvested in late July.
Apricot trees
Dessert pear trees
Grapevines
Muscat Bleu grapevine, a vigorous Swiss blue table grape with crisp, spicy muscat berries and strong disease resistance.
Quince 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.
Persimmon trees
Plum trees
Dessert pear trees
Packham's Triumph pear tree, with fine melting flesh similar to Williams, harvested in late September and keeping for a few weeks.
Grapevines
Palatina grapevine, a vigorous Hungarian white table grape with golden, sweet, fruity berries and strong mildew resistance.
Dessert pear trees
Passe Crassane pear tree, with fine melting juicy flesh, picked in October and kept for early winter eating.
Pawpaw trees
Apricot 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.