Fuji apple

Fuji identification images

USDA identification images for Fuji

The identification paintings in the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection span the years 1886 to 1942.

Citation: U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705.

Visitor reviews

• 23 Feb 2021  JessCA, United States

  I’ve tried so many apple varieties and honestly Fuji is consistently the best for plain apple eating and to chop up and add to salads. As a rule, we keep our apples in the crisper drawer of the fridge. On a hot day there’s nothing like a crunchy, juicy bite into a chilled Fuji apple. It’s mildly sweet, tart and very refreshing. I pick out the best apples by testing the “give” in their flesh at the store. If I can easily make a thumbprint, I toss em back for the apples that don’t easily give under hard thumb pressure. Many apples have a bitter aftertaste to the skin but not Fuji. You can’t go wrong with these apples!
• 08 Jan 2021  IvanCO, United States

  Fuji apples, in my opinion are the best compromise between taste, texture and price. On the last point, they come close in taste and texture to the MUCH more expensive Honey Crisp variety but tend to be more versatile for cooking (some dishes). Biting into a Fuji is what I expect from an apple ... sweet, tart, crisp, refreshing. The apple's appearance is a matter of opinon. I personally like how its unbalanced appearance shows off its cross breeding, and although the skin is irregular, it's very easy to chew.
• 13 Dec 2020  ShamoaCOLORADO, United States

  I don't want to be a sour apple here, but Fuji apples are the worst variety I've ever tasted. They have a boring sweetness, nether rich nor refreshing. And to make matters worse, they are the least attractive looking apples I've ever laid eyes on. Surprising, considering Japanese place value on the appearance of foodstuffs. But Fuji apples have a dull greenish reddish brown color. Not very pleasing to look at.
• 09 Dec 2020  BobGEORGIA, United States

  In my opinion one of the better common grocery store varieties. Not outstanding in any way, but a pleasant eating apple.
• 23 Jul 2020  Nicole CarterNSW, United States

  Great apple crisp sweet and low acid if ripe. As with most fruit red colour is from the sun to pick a ripe apple look at the under colour the greener it is the less ripe it is. Red does not equal ripe. In Australia the season is short and they don't tend to cool store these apples. Put in a Red Fuji 2 years ago got a few apples good flavour quite remarkable considering drought and fires I was watering to keep alive. Grown in a Thomas Bouche hedge.
• 13 Oct 2019  JudyOH, United States

  Nobody thinks Fujis make good applesauce. I guess it depends on what you want. Fujis make fabulous chunky applesauce. Peel and core apples, cut into 1" chunks, cook slowly on medium to low heat, stirring regularly until the apple chunks are soft enough to be sauce, but not so long that the chunks fall apart. Some will disintegrate as you stir, giving you the sauce to hold the chunks together. Fujis need only a small amount of sugar (if any) and cinnamon to taste. Because the apple is so juicy when first picked, you need very little water in the pot to start, and you may need to drain off excess juice as you cook it so it doesn't get watery (drink it - like hot cider). The end product is thick, chunky, naturally sweet, and healthier because of the sparse amount of granulated sugar. I have been making sauce for 30+ years, have used all different types of apples, and won't use anything else after having accidentally tried Fuji. I eat them raw too -- with cheese.
• 02 Nov 2018  RemyUnited States

  I purchased my Fuji Apple from A low budget grocery store it is juicy sweet semi crisp quality definitely varies but what an excellent apple.
• 18 Oct 2017  John JohnWESTERN STATES (AZ, CA, UT), United States

  The Fuji apple is first-class. Every Fuji apple crunched on has been sweet and snappy. Fantastic!
• 19 Feb 2016  MargaretNSW, Australia

  The perfect apple if you don't like apples. Totally lacking in apple flavour but it is very sweet, if that is what you want in an apple.
• 07 Oct 2015  Phil PotterCALIFORNIA, United States

  The perfect eating apple. Not too tart, not too sweet, not too soft, not too crunchy. Quality can be spotty depending on where it is grown and when it is picked.
• 09 Mar 2015  CeNC, United States

  I ate my first Fuji apple in Feb. of 2015. We brought it from our local Asian Supermarket in Cary, NC. It was one of the biggest apples I have ever seen. We could only get three in a bag. When I got home, I washed and peeled one of them. I was hooked. Today I went to Harris Teeter and brought 8 pounds of the Fuji apple. They are on sale at an excellent price.
• 14 May 2013  LauraCA, United States

  Fuji apples are a staple eating apple in USA (available all year). But at 2-3 dollars a pound (and variable quality) at the grocery store I decided to grow my own. My tree is a heavy producer even at 3 years old. I am very happy with the quality yet still small apples. I feel very blessed to be in a region where I can grow so many different varieties of apple. A proper Fuji should be crisp, light, juicy and semi-sweet. It's a satisfying every day apple that's better then most.
• 14 May 2012  ZungUnited States

  I had Fuji apple in Japan. It is quite different from the one we find in the US. Japanese Fuji apples are more fragrant, sweeter, juicier, crunchier and have a distinctive translucent ring around the core. Compare to them, the American Fuji are are quite disappointing.
• 08 Mar 2012  Philip RobinsonDERBYSHIRE, United Kingdom

  Well I love Fuji but we cant always get them in the UK, and sometimes they are small and poor. However when we get good ones they are simply the best, I love them, my favourite above all others. They are sweet, juicy and a thin non-waxy skins. They are expensive though, so they are my special treat.
• 10 Jan 2012  RhCA, United States

  When they first appeared on the market in the 80s, oooh, I fell in love with them. They were HUGE! You needed two hands to eat them. They were also very sweet, crispy, and really juicy. With incredibly long, long shelf life! Even when they got a little wrinkled, the flavor didn't change. Nowadays, the fuji apples I'm seeing aren't even comparable. I wish they'd breed the old strain more. Those were the perfect ones, I thought. I still like Fuji's for their crisp, sweet, juiciness, but they're just not the same anymore.
• 21 Sep 2011  LostindajungleUnited States

  Fuji apples in general have great texture. Firm dense flesh. The main problem with Fuji's are the supermarket conditions they're sold in. However, looking for "pretty" apples, also gets you one that tastes good. If you see a Fuji with excellent coloration, you're 99% sure of getting an excellent apple. Firmer and generally tarter than Galas. Generally a good buy year round and out of season.
• 06 Oct 2010  DaveWASHINGTON, United States

  I grow several strains of Fuji. For best flavor try Myra Fuji - very high brix and super crisp. For an early Fuji try Auvil Early Fuji. So many of the Fujis you see in the stores were picked half-green. Look for Fujis with good coloring and size. You won't be disappointed.
• 01 Oct 2010  MargaretLANZAROTE, Spain

  Has anyone else noticed that the Fuji apples this year are somewhat flavourless and even a little cotton-woolly compared to last year's crop? All I can find are Fuji apples from Chile and they are quite small and go soft really quickly. I did find some French ones once this summer and they were almost crisp but now we're back to the not-so-good Chilean ones. I'm so disappointed as I thought that I had found my perfect apple!
• 13 Aug 2010  JudyGA, United States

  This is my all time favorite apple! Sweet, crunchy, yummy! One HUGE benefit I have enjoyed is that one Fugi apple at night after dinner has given me relief from acid reflux. I was really having problems, but the Fugi apple kicked out the problem!!! BUT the past two weeks I cannot find them in any of the local grocery stores. Does anyone know why? I have been able to get them year around. Was there a recall or health issue, or what? I could find nothing online. There is not even an empty spot where they normally display Fugi apples!
• 17 Jul 2010  Barbara DardisCAMBRIDGESHIRE, United Kingdom

  Can anyone tell me where to purchase Fuji apples as my loca supermarkets no longer seem to stock them.
• 15 Jul 2010  YvonneUnited Kingdom

  I absolutely love Fuji Apples, but I can't get them any more, as none of our supermarkets are stocking them any longer. I've tried every other apple available and none of them come anywhere close to the sweet, crispy Fuji. If anyone knows of any supplier in the UK, please let me know. Thanks.
• 03 Jun 2010  David M. TaylorWI, United States

  I have been enjoying Fuji apples for the past few weeks. I find them to be sweet, juicy and crunchy, with a unique grape-like flavor. They are becoming one of my favorite apples. That being said, they do seem to be of variable quality. When they are good, they are really good. But occasionally I get one that is bitter and not as sweet. And these were all purchased at one time so I do not know why this is happening. But I am willing to ignore this for the great taste of the good ones.
• 31 Mar 2010  YankUnited Kingdom

  We have switched to make this our staple apple after our daughter was attracted to their near-fluorescent pink glow they in Morrison's, and we do not regret it. They are consistently juicy, uniformly shaped (important for us when cutting them to go into lunch boxes), keep well, and do not bruise as easily as many red apples. We've not had a bad apple in 12 months of buying these week-in week-out. I'm happy to recommend these to anyone :) Where do supermarket Fuji apples come from - are they from Japan?
• 05 Nov 2009  TesTORONTO, ONTARIO, Canada

  Although I'm happy to see the fuji in the top 10 list, I think it should deserve a higher spot. It's a really delicious apple with a unique and outstanding taste.
• 03 Nov 2009  FatimaPortugal

  ive eaten fuji apples for as long as i can remeber! they are by far the best tasting apples in this world!! however they are quite pricey in portugal, compared to the uk. id reccomend them 2 every1!!
• 14 Oct 2009  NiamhIRELAND, Ireland

  I got two packs of Organic Fuji Apples this year from Tesco. The first 4 pack tasted horrible and bland. I only ate them because I hate waste. I opened the second pack and took one. It was delicious and tasty. The other three in the pack were devoured soon after.
• 22 Sep 2009  Dennis LeadbeaterBEDFORD UK, United Kingdom

  I do not understand why you have made such a comment about Fuji apples. I have recently reintroduced myself into eating lots of fruit and have found Fuji to be the best looking, textured and tasty of the apples aveilable just now. Nip in to your local Tesco and retry one please, they are gorgeous
• 27 Feb 2009  ChrissySAN DIEGO, CA, United States

  I'll admit I've had a bad Fuji or two. But that's what you get when you shop at a Supermarket. That being said, nothing compares to a good Fuji. I bite into the crisp, firm flesh only to be rewarded by a hardy crunch and that sweet juice dribbling down my chin. For a moment, it's like being a kid again.
• 30 Jan 2009  MargaretLANZAROTE, Spain

  This variety of apple has just arrived in the Canary Islands and is a welcome change from the floury, tasteless varieties that we normally have in the shops. I enjoy the sharp/sweet crispness of the flesh and hope that they do not deteriorate later on in the season as do the others.
• 25 Jan 2009  JuliaLAS VEGAS, NV, United States

  I haven't had a good Fuji apple in years. Maybe the ones that I've tried were "rushed" and did not give good taste. I decided to try Fuji again, so I went to the store and bought a couple. The feel was crisp and crunchy; the taste was sweet, very juicy, very delicious!
• 24 Jan 2009  PartonniMICHIGAN, United States

  Actually Red Delicious used to be a much better, more flavorful apple. The sweetness and flavor have been bred out over the years to match consumer demand, but the original cross that became Fuji was made nearly 80 years ago. But, yes, nowadays Fuji is a far superior variety (one of the best in my opinion).
• 11 Jan 2009  VickieCALIFORNIA, United States

  I really, really like Fuji apples!
• 06 Dec 2008  Phil RobinsonUnited Kingdom

  I only came across Fujis about six years ago - now I will have no others. It is the best in my opinion, even better than cox orange pippin. We are proud of our apples in the UK - but the Fiji is best.
• 22 Nov 2008  BootAustralia

  I love Fujis and I also love how different they are from many of the apples I grew up with. I particularly enjoy the variety of colours that they can be found in, even in the biggest of supermarket. The best ever was a small organic fuji in a local grower's market. Heavenly!
• 16 Nov 2008  Steve HalliwellDORSET, United Kingdom

  I've only ever had these in SE Asia and can honestly say it is one of the most dissappointing apples I've ever eaten. With its soft woolly flesh the flavour is thin with only light sweetness and no acidity.
• 05 Nov 2008  YukaTOKYO, Japan

  I am flabbergasted. The Fuji apple is one of my favorites in Japan. There are always the crops that have been rushed out to market under inadequate conditions, but pay a little attention to what you purchase and you won't be disappointed. The better fruits are not just sweet and juicy, they smell of the delicate pink-white apple flowers and all their nectar, warm sun and crisp air. Non-fanatics who have had such Fujis would no doubt agree to my sentiment. ..to think that the Fuji is a descendant of those red, soft, waxy-plasticky things called Red Dxxxxxxs...!!
• 12 Feb 2008  M. ReedCOLLEGE STATION, TX, U.S., United States

  Perhaps I haven't had a good Fuji. To me, the Red Delicious heritage is all too apparent--all hype and no flavor.
• 07 Nov 2007  LynnFLORIDA, United States

  This is my favorite apple. I love the crispness and juciness and they stay this way even with storage. I will try any variety that comes my way, but this one has by far been my favorite so far.
• 15 Oct 2007  Michael WillisSTAFFS, United Kingdom

  I like Fugi apples very much ,but they are expensive. The local shop sells them at 29p each, a lot dearer than other types.

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Where to buy fresh fruit

The following orchards grow Fuji:

United States

• Alabama

  • Crow Mountain Orchard, Fackler
  • Isom Orchards, Athens
  • Mountain View Orchards, Jemison
  • Scott's Orchard, Hazel Green

• Arizona

  • Briggs & Eggers Orchards, Willcox
  • Date Creek Ranch, Wickenburg
  • Sweet Life Garden Backyard Farm and Orchard, Phoenix

• Arkansas

  • Roberson Orchards, Omaha

• California

  • Bellevue's See Canyon Farms, San Luis Obispo
  • High Hill Ranch, Placerville
  • Jack Creek Farms, Templeton
  • Jon A. Yori Ranches, Modesto
  • Moms Country Orchards, Yucaipa
  • Mother Lode Orchards, Camino
  • Noble Orchards, Paradise
  • Parrish Pioneer Ranch, Yucaipa
  • Peacefield Orchard, Julian
  • Prevedelli Farms, Watsonville
  • Raven Hill Orchard, Julian
  • Riley's Apple Farm #1, Oak Glen
  • Riley's at Los Rios Rancho, Yucaipa
  • Riley's Farm, Oak Glen
  • Seven C's Family Orchard, Tehachapi
  • Sky Meadow Farms, Leona Valley
  • Smit Farms, Linden

• Colorado

  • Apple Valley Orchard, Penrose
  • Ela Family Farms, Hotchkiss
  • Peachfork Orchards & Vineyard, Palisade
  • Red Mountain Ranches, Cedaredge

• Connecticut

  • Bishop's Orchard, Guilford
  • Emerald Green Farm & Gardens, Wallingford
  • Hindinger Farm, Hamden
  • Lyman Orchards, Middlefield
  • Norton Brothers Fruit Farms, Cheshire
  • Palazzi Orchard, East Killingly

• Delaware

  • Fifer Orchards, Camden Wyoming

• Georgia

  • Aaron's Apple House, Ellijay
  • B.J. Reece Apple House, Ellijay
  • Freedom Farms - Apple & Peach Orchard, Chatsworth
  • Hillcrest Orchards, Ellijay
  • Hillside Orchard Country Store, Lakemont
  • Mercier Orchards, Blue Ridge
  • R & A Orchards, Ellijay
  • Red Apple Barn (Little Bend Orchard), Ellijay

• Idaho

  • Garrett Ranches, Wilder
  • Kelley Orchards (Weiser), Weiser
  • Williamson Orchards & Vineyards, Caldwell

• Illinois

  • All Seasons Apple Orchard, Woodstock        *** Feature Orchard ***
  • Braeutigam Orchards, Belleville
  • Camp's Orchard, Roseville
  • Christ Orchard, Elmwood
  • Curtis Orchard & Pumpkin Patch, Champaign
  • Eckert Orchards, Inc., Belleville
  • Edgewood Orchards, Quincy
  • Jonamac Orchards, Malta
  • Kuipers Family Farm, Maple Park
  • Liberty Apple Orchard, Edwardsville
  • Meadowmoor Orchard, Woodstock
  • Mileur Orchard, Murphysboro
  • Okaw Valley Orchard, Sullivan
  • Pleasant Row Orchard, Cuba
  • R.E. Arends Orchard, Laura
  • Valley Orchard, Cherry Valley
  • Woodstock Country Orchard, Woodstock

• Indiana

  • Anderson Orchard, Mooresville
  • Apple Works, Trafalgar
  • Bender's Nursery and Orchard, Albion
  • Blue River Orchard, Fredericksburg
  • Bruick Brothers Produce / Advanced Tree Technology, New Haven
  • Chandler's Farm, Fillmore
  • Cook's Orchard, Fort Wayne
  • Countryside Orchard, Rochester
  • County Line Orchard, Hobart
  • Crosby's Orchard, Lawrenceburg
  • Deer Creek Orchard, Galveston
  • Dispennett's Orchard, Pine Village
  • Ditzler Orchard, Rosedale
  • Dougherty Orchards, Cambridge City
  • G. W. Stroh Orchards, Angola
  • Garwood Orchards, LaPorte
  • Goley's Orchard, Madison
  • HighPoint Orchard & Farm Market, Greensburg
  • Kercher's Sunrise Orchards Farm Market, Goshen
  • McClure's Orchard, Peru
  • Orchard Hill Farms, Kendallville
  • Pleasant View Orchard, Fairland
  • Radke's Orchards, Michigan City
  • Tuttle Orchards, Greenfield
  • Whiteland Orchard, Whiteland
  • Harker Family Farms & Orchard, Waldron

• Iowa

  • Appleberry Farm, Marshalltown
  • Applecart Orchard, Vinton
  • Ditmars Orchard, Council Bluffs
  • Gravert's Apple Basket Orchard, Sabula
  • Mincer Orchard & Farms, Hamburg
  • Smalls Fruit Farm, Mondamin
  • Storybook Orchard, Story City
  • The Big Apple Orchard, Mount Vernon
  • Timeless Prairie Orchard, Winthrop
  • Upstream Gardens & Orchard, Altoona
  • Wilson's Orchard, Iowa City

• Kansas

  • 86th Street Orchard, Topeka
  • Cain City Orchard, Bushton
  • Fieldstone Enterprise, Overbrook
  • Meadowlark Farm, Rose Hill

• Kentucky

  • Eckert | Boyd Orchard, Versailles
  • Evans Orchard & Cider Mill, Georgetown
  • Hinton's Orchard & Farm Market, Hodgenville
  • Reed Valley Orchard, Paris
  • Valley View Orchard, Edmonton

• Maine

  • Hooper's Orchard, Monroe
  • McDougal Orchards, Springvale

• Maryland

  • Bragunier Orchard, Big Pool
  • O'Keefe Orchard, Colesville

• Massachusetts

  • Arcadian Farms, Holliston
  • Bolton Spring Farm, Bolton
  • C.N. Smith Farm, East Bridgewater
  • Charlton Orchard, Inc., Charlton
  • Cider Hill Farm, Amesbury
  • Clarkdale Fruit Farms, Deerfield
  • Green River Farms, Williamstown
  • Mann Orchards, Methuen
  • Marino Lookout Farm, South Natick
  • Russell Orchards, Ipswich
  • Tougas Family Farm, Northborough

• Michigan

  • (A.W.) Overhiser Orchards, South Haven
  • Alber's Orchard & Cider Mill, Manchester
  • Apple Valley Orchard, Saginaw
  • Bennett's Orchard, Ottawa Lake
  • Brainerd Farms, Onsted
  • Crane's U-Pick, Fennville
  • Erie Orchards and Cider Mill, Erie
  • Flavorland Farms, Baroda
  • Friske Orchards & Farm Market, Ellsworth
  • Grand View Orchard, Hudsonville
  • Gull Meadow Farms, Richland
  • Hildebrand Fruit Farms, Berrien Springs
  • Husted Farm Market and Cider Mill, Kalamazoo
  • Jacques Orchard, Hemlock
  • Johanson's Apple World, Baroda
  • Kapnick Orchards, Britton
  • Klackle Orchards, Greenville
  • KlineKrest USDA Certified Organic Produce Farm, Lyons
  • Koan's Orchard, Flushing
  • Lange Farms, Niles
  • Lehman's Orchard, Niles
  • Lewis Farm Market & Petting Farm, New Era
  • Markillie Orchard and Cider Mill, Howell
  • Miller Family Orchard, Vassar
  • Orchard Hill Farm, Caledonia
  • Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill, Saint Johns
  • Porter's Orchard Farm Market & Cider Mill, Goodrich
  • Rennhack Orchards, Hart
  • Robinette's Apple Haus and Winery, Grand Rapids
  • Schultz Fruitridge Farms, Mattawan
  • Sietsema Orchards & Cider Mill, Ada
  • Sprague's Family Fun Farm, Dowagiac
  • Springhope Farm, Galien
  • Steffens Orchard Market, Sparta
  • Tompkins' Orchard and Country Store, Vassar
  • Westview Orchards & Winery, Romeo
  • Wiard's Orchard and Country Fair, Ypsilanti
  • Hanulcik Farm Market, Ionia

• Minnesota

  • Southwind Orchards, Dakota

• Missouri

  • Bear Creek Farms, Walnut Shade
  • Centennial Farms, Augusta
  • Hickory Ridge Orchard, Mexico
  • Huffstutter Orchards, New Franklin
  • Kithcart's Orchard, Rich Hill
  • Lehman Family Orchard, LLC, Spickard
  • Mother Earth Market LLC, Waverly
  • Peters Orchards & Market, Waverly
  • Schweitzer Orchards, St. Joseph
  • Sunshine Valley Farm, Rogersville

• Nebraska

  • Apple Acres Orchard, Kearney
  • Martin's Hillside Orchard, Ceresco
  • Trees, Shrubs & More, Inc., Bellevue

• New Hampshire

  • Alyson's Apple Orchard, Walpole
  • Appleview Orchard, Pittsfield
  • Demeritt Hill Farm, Lee
  • Old Ciderpress Farm, Westmoreland

• New Jersey

  • Alstede Farms, Chester
  • Beemerville Orchards, Sussex
  • DeCou's Farm Market & Orchard, Shiloh
  • Delicious Orchards, Colts Neck
  • Eastmont Orchards, Colts Neck
  • Fruitwood Farms, Inc., Monroeville
  • Johnson's Corner Farm, Medford
  • Longmeadow Farm, Hope
  • Parks Farms, Chester
  • Peaceful Valley Orchards, Pittstown
  • Riamede Farm, Chester
  • Strawberry Hill Farm, Chesterfield
  • Sun High Orchard, Randolph
  • Sunny Slope Farms of NJ, Bridgeton
  • Terhune Orchards, Princeton
  • Wightman's Farm, Morristown

• New Mexico

  • Cadwallader Mountain Farms, Mountain Park
  • Hays Honey Apple Farm, Bosque Farms
  • Pat Montoya's Family Orchard, Velarde
  • The Fruit Basket, Velarde

• New York

  • Albany Apple Guy: Purveyor of Rare & Exotic Apples, Castleton
  • Apple Ridge Orchards, Warwick
  • Bellinger's Apple Orchard, Fultonville
  • Bowman Orchards, Rexford
  • Dr. Davies Farm, Congers
  • Goold Orchards, Castleton on Hudson
  • Hurds Family Farm, Modena
  • Indian Ladder Farms Inc., Altamont
  • Lone Maple Farm, Binghamton
  • LoveApple Farms, Ghent
  • Mead Orchards LLC, Tivoli
  • Minards Family Farm, Clintondale
  • Morgan Farms LLC, Marion
  • Northern Orchard Co Inc., Peru
  • Prospect Hill Orchards, Milton
  • Rose Hill Farm, Red Hook
  • Samascott Orchard, Kinderhook
  • Seven Ponds Orchard, Water Mill
  • Soons Orchards Inc., New Hampton
  • Stone Ridge Orchard, Stone Ridge
  • Trapani Farm LLC, Milton
  • Weed Orchards, Marlboro
  • Whittier Fruit Farm, Rochester

• North Carolina

  • AH & W Farm, Boomer
  • Billy Laughter Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Creasman Farms, Hendersonville
  • Haight Orchards, Reidsville
  • JH Stepp Farm's Hillcrest Orchard, Hendersonville
  • Justus Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Lyda Farms, Hendersonville
  • Mountain Fresh Apples, Hendersonville
  • Old Cider Mill, Bat Cave
  • Piney Mountain Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Sugar Loaf Orchards, Taylorsville
  • Tall Pine Apple Orchards, Hendersonville

• Ohio

  • Apple Hill Orchards, Mansfield
  • Arrowhead Orchard, Paris
  • Bauman Orchards, Rittman
  • Beckwith Orchards, Cider Mill and Gift Shop, Kent
  • Burnham Orchards, Berlin Heights
  • Eshleman Fruit Farm, Clyde
  • Fuhrmann Orchards, Wheelersburg
  • Hucks Orchard, South Charleston
  • Hugus Fruit Farm, Rushville
  • Johnston Fruit Farms, Swanton
  • Legend Hills Orchard, Utica
  • Lynd Fruit Farm, Pataskala
  • MacQueen Orchards, Holland
  • Monroe's Orchard & Farm Market, LLC, Hiram
  • Moreland Fruit Farm, Wooster
  • Ochs Fruit Farm, Lancaster
  • Peifer Orchards, Yellow Springs
  • Rittman Orchards, Doylestown
  • Tüken's Farm Market and Orchard, West Alexandria
  • Votaw Farms, Pioneer
  • West Orchards, Perry

• Oregon

  • Beilke Family Farm, Brooks
  • Bells Orchard, Beaverton
  • Haury Farms, Salem
  • Kiyokawa Family Orchards, Mount Hood Parkdale
  • Randall Pratt Farms, Grants Pass
  • Rasmussen Farms, Hood River
  • River Bend Farm/Pleasant Hill Orchard, Eugene
  • Smith Berry Barn, Hillsboro
  • Stephens Farm, Dayton
  • Thomas Orchards, Kimberly
  • B&P Hitz Fruit Farm, Woodburn

• Pennsylvania

  • Andrews Farm Market, Saint Thomas
  • Apple Castle, New Wilmington
  • Boyer Orchards, New Paris
  • Brown's Orchard and Cider Company, McDonald
  • Brown's Orchards & Farm Market, Loganville
  • County Line Orchard, Kempton
  • Dries Orchards, Sunbury
  • Flinchbaugh's Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam
  • Gray's Apple Ridge Orchard, Jonestown
  • Grim's Greenhouse & Farm Market, Breinigsville
  • Half Crown Hill Orchard, McDonald
  • Hollabaugh Brothers, Biglerville
  • Holy Root Farm, New Tripoli
  • Kauffman's Fruit Farm, Bird-in-Hand
  • Klim Orchard, Lake Ariel
  • Masonic Village Farm Market, Elizabethtown
  • McConnells' Farm, Aliquippa
  • Meadowhawk Farm, Millerstown
  • Northrop's Apple Acres, Lake City
  • Orton's Fruit Farm, North East
  • Oyler's Organic Farms, Biglerville
  • Pappy's Orchard, Coopersburg
  • Paulus Orchards, Dillsburg
  • Rice Fruit Company, Gardners
  • Shady Brook Farm, Yardley
  • Shanesville Fruit Farm, Boyertown
  • Shaw Orchards, Stewartstown
  • Shenot Farm, Wexford
  • Simmons Farm, McMurray
  • Soergel's Orchards, Wexford
  • Solebury Orchards, New Hope
  • Townsend Brother's Fruit Farm, Spring Church
  • Weaver's Orchard, Morgantown

• Rhode Island

  • Barden Family Orchard, North Scituate

• South Carolina

  • Blue Haven Orchards, Long Creek
  • Bryson's Apple Orchard, Mountain Rest
  • Chattooga Belle Farm, Long Creek

• Tennessee

  • Breeden's Orchard & Country Store, Mount Juliet
  • Hurricane Hollow Apple Orchards, Buffalo Valley
  • Shade Tree Farm and Orchard, Adams

• Texas

  • Apple Valley Orchard, Llano (Oxford)
  • Love Creek Orchards, Medina
  • Sonlight Apple Orchard, Mason
  • Young's Orchard, Wichita Falls

• Utah

  • Burgess Orchards, Alpine
  • Fowers Fruit Ranch LLC, Genola
  • Glendale Orchard, Glendale
  • Little America Organic Fruit, New Harmony
  • McMullin Orchards, Payson
  • Springdale Fruit Company, Springdale

• Vermont

  • Outback Orchard, Florence

• Virginia

  • Ayers Orchards, Cana
  • Carter Mountain Orchard, Charlottesville
  • Chiles Peach Orchard and Farm Market, Crozet
  • Dickie Brothers Orchard, Roseland
  • Drumheller's Orchard, Lovingston
  • Fitzgerald's Orchard, Tyro
  • Graves Mountain Farm, Syria
  • Hollin Farms, Delaplane
  • Jenkins Orchard, Woodville
  • Johnson's Orchards & Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford
  • Marker-Miller Orchards Farm Market, Winchester
  • Morris Orchard, Monroe
  • Rock Hill Orchard, Monroe
  • Saunders Bros., Inc., Piney River
  • Showalter's Orchard & Greenhouse, LLC, Timberville
  • Silver Creek and Seamans' Orchards, Inc., Tyro
  • Thornton River Orchard, Sperryville

• Washington

  • Skipley Farm, Snohomish        *** Feature Orchard ***
  • Tonnemaker Hill Farm, Royal City

• West Virginia

  • Ruggles Orchard, Levels

• Wisconsin

  • Ecker's Apple Farm, Trempealeau
  • Ferguson's Orchard, Eau Claire
  • Maple Ridge Orchard, Cashton
  • Sutter's Ridge Orchard, Mt Horeb

United Kingdom

• England - south-east

  • Pippins Farm, Pembury

France

• Poitou-Charente

  • Les Vergers de Vendée, Maureuil sur Lay

Canada

• British Columbia

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm, Abbotsford
  • Apple Luscious Organic Orchards, Salt Spring Island
  • Applebarn -- Taves Family Farms, Abbotsford
  • Blue Haze Farm, Victoria
  • Michell Brothers Farm, Victoria
  • Roseridge Orchards, Kelowna
  • Spencer Hill Orchard, Grand Forks
  • Starry Night Meadows Farm, Mayne Island

• Ontario

  • Cleaver Orchards, Simcoe
  • Juicy-Fruit Orchards, Thedford
  • Kennette Apple Orchard, Lakeshore
  • Meleg's Lakeview Orchard & Cider Mill, Kingsville
  • Rural Route Orchard, Halton Hills

• Quebec

  • Les Vergers de la Colline, Ste-Cécile de Milton

Australia

• Victoria

  • Heritage Fruits Society, Fairfield

Switzerland

• Geneva

  • Verger de Saint-Loup, Versoix

References

• Cedar-Apple Rust  
  Author: Stephen Vann, University of Arkansas, Division of Agriculture (FSA7538)
  Rated as highly susceptible - control always needed where CAR is prevalent.
• Apples for the 21st Century
  Author: Manhart