Jonagold apple

Jonagold apple identification images

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USDA identification images for Jonagold

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

• 17 Sep 2023  Michael Lawler

  Very crispy with good balance of sweet and acidity, very nice with cheese. Easy to eat good cropper
• 09 Oct 2022  Kevin Jones

  Bought plant in 2019, at discounted price of £5. This year 2022 it produced about 20 large apples. They are a firm crispy apple to bite into with good flavour.They are nothing like golden delicious (which I dislike too soft, with little flavour). Grown in Bedford, UK. During dry hot summer, didn’t water.
• 23 Sep 2022  Anthony Riutta

  I have eaten a lot of jonagold apples. There has often been brown spots near the core of the apple. The new crop is out now and extremely delicious and reasonably priced!
• 30 Jan 2021  BobWA, United States

  I find what others say here to be true to my experience with Jonagold. excellent flavour. About 60% scab resistance in a wet scab prone area. A great all around apple. It can keep well if kept cold enough and ventilated. I might add that home growers might have more problems with corkspot and bitterpit than with other types if their soil is low in calcium.
• 04 Nov 2020  ViolaSTOCKHOLM, Sweden

  I tasted this variant and it’s not the best but not the worst. To my surprise, it was very, VERY squishy and soft. I continued to eat and it got softer and sweeter. I took a peek at the flesh and there were big brown parts. I don’t know if I just got a bad one or if this is how they’re supposed to be. 4/10 will probably eat again.
• 24 Oct 2020  Betty WestOHIO, United States

  Best apples I have had. Can’t find them in Dayton. I got these at the food bank I love them
• 07 Oct 2019  Jeff LarkeLOLLAND, Denmark

  Smashing for juice, which given their size and the fact that supermarkets in the UK dont like to buy big apples, is what they usually end up getting picked for. A shame.
• 09 Oct 2018  FrankCORNWALL, United Kingdom

  Best flavoured apple I have grown so far. Yes it has scab here in Cornwall, but who cares, it tastes amazing. though prone to canker, only had one case on one branch in the last 9 years, so not that bad I thought. If i'd ever move, I would plant it again.
• 07 Nov 2015  GaryCALIFORNIA ,, United States

  I just Reid these for the first time today got them at the local girders store Super King for 89 cents a pound. They were amazing crisp ,juicy, and full of flavor! The best apple I have ever tasted in all my years! The people who complained these apples were soggy and tasteless are nuts ! They must haves not had a Janigold because these are amazing!
• 05 Sep 2015  RoseNC, United States

  I normally buy Gala apples at the grocery store and love them. Today I went to our local Farmer's Market to see if the apples were in yet. There were no Gala apples so I asked the vendor to recommend one of his eating apples that were sweet and soft and not so crisp. He pointed me toward the Jonagold. I had never even heard of these apples. I have to admit, these apples are very good! Everything he said they were. I will definitely be buying more of these delicious apples!!!!
• 21 Aug 2015  Dr. SloanOR, United States

  This is my favorite eating apple when it is fresh and my biggest disappointment when it has been offered after long storage in the grocery. I imagine that most of the negative comments are due to the cheap mistreated version of this great apple.
• 25 Jul 2015  RichardNORTH CAROLINA, United States

  I first discovered this apple while on a tour/field trip in my Fruit crops course at Co. State Univ. The orchard was at a fairly high elevation near Cedaredge/Paonia area. Picked right off the tree in September, and it was the best apple I had ever tasted, crisp, juicy, sweet (not too sweet), with a little tartness. I asked the grower why they were not more of them in the stores, and his answer was that they are not good keepers, and best if eaten within a month after picking. So I bought my own tree and have had heavy crops of large delicious apples for the last 15 years. We do not spray, so we get a little spotting and such minor imperfections on the outside, but just bite into one and you have a little bit of heaven. Western states which have hot dry days and cool nights, do develop a little more flavor, but for Western NC, it is an awfully good apple.
• 18 May 2015  JacquelineONTARIO, Canada

  Jonagold, where have you been all my life? I recently bought a bunch of these apples at the supermarket as they were on sale and the cheapest. I took a chance and am hooked! Beautiful, large, and ever so tasty & crispy. My other favourite apples are Mutsu and Empires and this is comparable.
• 15 Nov 2014  Ann BinderUnited States

  My favorite, favorite apple. crisp, juicy, firm, with some sweetness but not as much as honeycrips. Comparable to empires or mutsus in texture but sweeter. Cameo is very similar.
• 21 Oct 2014  Angela RichardNY, United States

  It sounds from the comments like this is not worth it from a supermarket. But, if you can find a farm with them, I think they are fantastic. I picked some this weekend, and they are honey sweet, with a little bit of a bite. They are huge!! I can barely finish one. I highly recommend this apple if you like Honeycrisps, but wish they were sweeter. Mine were crisp, more sweet than tart, and just plain tasty. I wish they kept longer so I could have picked more!
• 21 Jun 2014  Byron WieseIA, United States

  I agree with nearly every comment here. I have bought the best and not so best tasting apple every at the SAME STORE. Different batches...all depends on when their picked so I'm buying my OWN tree. The triple chromosome pollination factor worries me a bit but I figure it's worth a try.
• 01 Apr 2014  MaryIA, United States

  I've only tried the ones at the grocery store which were grown in Michagan. They were crisp and juicy, and a little on the tart side. I prefer those traits in an apple, but these really lacked in flavor, so I probably won't buy them again.
• 20 Mar 2014  PatrickMARYLAND, United States

  Jonagold is one of those apples that can taste either extraordinary or no-so-special. It depends on where you get them. I've yet to taste a supermarket Jonagold that warranted the price. Sorry but they had little flavor. Now the ones I've bought from family owned orchards up in the Mount Airy/Frederick area were phenomenal: crisp, juicy, dense, and good strong apple flavor complemented by a subtle pear-drop sweetness inherited from Golden Delicious. The overall tasting experience is a mouthful of fruity goodness. Now is it as good as Jonathan? Hard question because it will depend on what you are looking for in an apple. Jonathan's have an intense apply flavor combined with a rich spiciness that is lacking in Jonagold. B-U-T Jonagold has more complex fruity flavors. Personally I prefer Jonathan, but I usually buy both when given a chance. Both do well as cooking applies but I prefer Jonathan for pies. For the home gardener Jonathan is also better because the size of the tree is more manageable and it is partially self-fertile. Jonagold will require a pollinator.
• 11 Mar 2014  Elio EnidiasCA, United States

  Blech! I got two of these from Lucky supermarket. They were terrible. Soggy and tasteless. And yes, they were really waxy. They weren't cheap either.
• 08 Dec 2013  ChrisCO, United States

  Cottony and unremarkable. One bite and I'm done. They're on sale everywhere, ALL THE TIME - the mark of a variety ruined by volume apple growers who need red, easy to ship apples.
• 18 Nov 2013  JonBEIJING, United Kingdom

  Recently I found that Jonagold (or ??? in Chinese) are grown here in the northeast of China. No cheaper though than other common varieties such as Fuji or Gala. They are fairly large, yellow with red stipes, quite attactive fruit. Flavour is bittersweet, but more sweet than bitter. The skin has a nice stong apple smell, but an unpleasant waxy coating. Is the waxiness common?
• 21 Oct 2013  TaraOHIO, United States

  Purchased these at Richard Bros near Jackson Ohio. Extremely large and juicy this year. We usually prefer golden delicious, but as we were late visiting, this was a super replacement. They are thin skinned and quite juicy, and we agree with the tasting notes. Our were 50/50 blend of yellow and red.
• 18 Oct 2013  JasonNJ, United States

  Got couple from an Asian grocery store who gets them from NY orchard. Very crisp and nicely flavored. I liked the balance of sweetness and tartness as I usually had it as dessert after meals. I am not sure if its due to their large size, but I felt that the apple was juicier and overall just better when served in slices rather than eaten whole. I hope to go back and get couple more if they're still there.
• 23 Sep 2013  Lizabeth P.NY, United States

  My new addiction!! I just discovered these apples while apple picking, and OMG - the best ever! A wonderful infusion of sweet and tart. Perfectly crunchy! They filled the majority of my sack! I brought a few to work, now all my co-workers want IN!!
• 03 Jul 2013  Colin RichardsDEVON, United Kingdom

  Grown & eaten fresh off the tree this apple is super.Supermarket apples are nowhere near as nice,hence these mixed reviews.Being a triploid the large size puts off many potential buyers.Need regular spraying programme in wet climate here in SouthWest,otherwise blackspot infected
• 28 Jan 2013  Christopher O.WISCONSIN, United States

  When this apple is good, it's one of my favorites, as good as any apple I've tasted anywhere, but sometimes it's mediocre, mostly thanks to when they're picked and how they're stored and displayed by the wholesalers and grocers, I'm guessing. They also seem to come in different strains. One is larger with a more golden and a little rougher peel, not quite russeted, which goes mealy a little quicker than the other strain which has a smoother peel and is slightly smaller, crisper,redder, and has a better balanced flavor. In Frank Browning's book "Apples" written in 1999, Jonagold was the most planted apple variety in Europe at the time it was written, which probably explains the low prices some of you have seen over there.
• 22 Jan 2013  SusanNEVADA, United States

  I was very proud to hear this delicious apple that so many people love was created at Cornell University.
• 09 Jan 2013  Bo and BrentNY, United States

  Bo - tastes like a direct cross between a Red Delicious and a Golden Delicious. I think it misses the mark as it lacks the honey flavor of a golden delicious delicious and the crispness of a red delicious. Brent- A big apple with a somewhat crisp finish. Not as sweet as some dessert apples.
• 05 Jan 2013  Gordon ThompsonONTARIO, Canada

  Actually the most delicious apple when picked fresh from the tree (Ontario, Canada). I am surprised by the lack of flavour reported by some reviewers, my guess is either the apples weren't fresh or the soil/climate is it ideal for flavour outside NE North America.
• 21 Nov 2012  Aaron r ElyWV, United States

  Totally love this apple! One of the bigger dessert apples.
• 15 Jun 2012  MattTEXAS, United States

  The Jonagold is my current addiction. When they are in season, there is nothing I'd rather eat. They are sweet, have a hint of tart, are crispy and firm. I am in search of an opposite season apple because during the 6 months I cannot find Jonagold, my apple consumption drops off precipitously.
• 08 Mar 2012  Philip RobinsonDERBYSHIRE, United Kingdom

  Well I agree its not the best tasting apple, but its fantastic value for money especially considering the large quality fruits. At my supermarket they are 5 times cheaper than Jazz or Fuji (my favourites). They are juicy and I like the texture - but poor flavour.
• 15 Feb 2012  JessicaGEORGIA, United States

  I must be honest, I didn't like this apple. The taste was wonderful, but the texture of the flesh threw me. I like my apples very VERY crisp, and it just didn't live up to my standards. A very good apple taste-wise though.
• 18 Oct 2011  KenzIDAHO, United States

  I recently found Jonagolds at a regional grocery store and bought them because they were big, and they had a special. Little did I know that I was about to bite into the best apple I've ever had. Great to eat with peanut butter (chunky!) and great plain too. I love the taste where it's not too tart but not too sweet. The only problem is, most stores don't carry them!
• 03 Jul 2011  JicSURREY, United Kingdom

  The absolute worst apple variety available on the mass market. They always look beautiful, but taste of nothing. I'd rather go without apples than eat Jonagolds.
• 13 Jan 2011  P. SeburnNW VA, United States

  Our local Costco sells them from PA. Apples from the US northeast are the best d/t the climate and limestone soil imparting excellent flavor. Jonagolds are a perfect combo of tart/sweet and firm but juicy. There only weakness is they soften a little faster if not refigerated. I've a tree growing them -but I think someone took the first dozen or so. Not surprised.
• 12 Nov 2010  M. ReedTX, United States

  Our botany class has an apple tasting each semester. For fall 2010, this was the clear winner--crisp, juicy, sweet and tart. Seldom disappoints!
• 06 Oct 2010  DaveWASHINGTON, United States

  An excellent apple. I grow several strains. For baking by far the best is Jonaprince. It's flavor is tops!
• 26 Apr 2010  Ursula HawkinsONTARIO, Canada

  I am planning of planting a new apple tree to replace one that I have lost. I have heard a lot of good things about the Jonagold Apple. I am looking for an apple that is good eating as well as a good cooking apple. Am I on the right track? I would be interested in your comments.
• 16 Apr 2010  David HuntBEDS, United Kingdom

  Regarding the cheapness in supermarkets, I offer two possible explanations: 1. They are often irregular in shape and size. This devalues them in the eyes of the big retailers. 2. I've noticed that the supermarkets where I shop only put out one small box at a time. This makes me wonder if retailers are using it as a loss leader to reduce their average per/kilo price of apples.
• 15 Nov 2009  NiamhIRELAND, Ireland

  Very commanly found grown in Ireland, often organically. Therefore it must be a fairly hardy apple. Some Irish-centric info can be found here.... http://www.theapplefarm.com/celtic/jonagored.htm
• 30 Oct 2009  Geoff DriscollSUTTON SURREY, United Kingdom

  At a farmers' market they selling a multitude of different apples and as I eat an apple every day I was drawn to the one I'd never heard of. I bought a bag of Jonagold. A taste bomb, it is crisp, juicy a big. The best ever.
• 23 Sep 2009  LindaENGLAND, United Kingdom

  By far the best tasting apple I have ever tried, very similar to the apples I used to eat off my nans tree about 45 years ago I never knew what sort they were and have never found any as nice since until now these taste exactly the same, gorgeous.
• 01 Sep 2009  Miles MellonieSALE, MANCHESTER, United Kingdom

  This is an important improvement to apple growing quality
• 08 Jul 2009  John BurgessWINSFORD, CHESHIRE, United Kingdom

  What does Rob Barlow use to pollenate his Jonagold?
• 17 Jun 2009  Rob BarlowDAVENHAM CHESHIRE ENGLAND, United Kingdom

  I note the comment " Not grown in UK -- often 2 I have been growing these apples for quite a few years now -- quite succesfully A realy good apple but did not know it was a USA developed
• 11 Mar 2009  Ray HobbyTATURA.VICTORIA.AUSTRALIA, Australia

  I have bought these apples down at Geeveston,a cold area in southern Tasmania.I love anything and everything apple and thes are without doubt the best apples I have ever eaten.
• 23 Dec 2008  Miranda PhillipsST IVES, CORNWALL, United Kingdom

  I'm passionate about apples, and on holiday this October in Macedonia I saw huge crops of Jonagold, Golden Delicious and (a few) Jonathans and Galas being gathered in. I had no idea that Macedonia was a major producer, as the only Jonagold I've seen in the UK have been Dutch, but apparently Macedonia exports mainly to the Gulf States ! I bought Jonagold for the first time as I'll always try a variety I've not seen before - and they were (still are) amazingly cheap. I like them a lot, I enjoy their crisp, slightly orangey sharp/sweetness, their juiciness and the fact that they are good "keepers". Other favourites Egremont russet, crisp cox (there are always some disappointingly soft ones), new season Discovery, James Grieve, Kidd's Orange.
• 14 Dec 2008  TerrySAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, United States

  I have never liked apples or even apple pie because I didn't like the taste or the peeling of an apple, then I tried a Gala Apple because of thin skin it was a winner with me. One day while shopping for some apples, I saw a JonaGold and decided to try it. The color was striking and the taste was out of this world, it is by far the best tasting apple ever. I eat one everyday and will be sad when the season is gone I have become addicted to them. The price is a dollar or two cheaper than the rest, but I like that. An apple that is the best tasting ever at an affordable price is a WINNER.
• 12 Nov 2008  GoranBULGARIA, Bulgaria

  The best tasting apples. Very crisp and aromatic. You can notice the fragrance right away when you cut them! There are a sport of Jonagold - "Decoster", with a litle more acidic taste - superior!
• 11 Jul 2008  Mike FieldDURHAM UK, United Kingdom

  Half the price of other varieties. Firm, slightly acidic flesh. Best peeled and sliced into segments with a touch of sugar, rather than eaten whole (and I'm not a sweet-tooth). Big enough to make a good baked apple by the looks of it.
• 24 Jun 2008  MaryBOSTON, United States

  Fear not, folks: this variety has been sold Stateside for decades with very few problems and has origins in one of the oldest apple growing regions in the nation. My guess is the ones you are eating are direct from the farm, so you should be fine.
• 29 May 2008  Sarah CoyleTILLATOBA, MS, United States

  Undoubtedly the best tasting apple I have ever tried! My only problem is they are difficult to find in my area. If you like a crisp firm apple the is slightly sweet and tangy at the same time, try these!!
• 13 May 2008  JohnMELBOURNE, Australia

  It is cheap also in Australia. about $1-2 difference with other varieties. Makes me worry
• 19 Apr 2008  KateKENT, United Kingdom

  I've had similar concerns to those of Cliff, does anyone know why they are so cheap?
• 20 Jan 2008  CliffDORSET, ENGLAND, United Kingdom

  I agree with your tasting notes but what worries me is why they are so extremely cheap in s/markets, viz. 27p per kg against 63p per kg + for most other varities. Are they stock-piled somewhere in the EU? Are they as safe to eat? Are they subject more to pests & subsequently sprayed heavily? I would be grateful for your comments. Thanks.
• 17 Sep 2007  LauraCORNELL UNIVERSITY, United States

  This apple variety was created at Cornell University.

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Where to buy fresh fruit

The following orchards grow Jonagold:

United States

• Alabama

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

• California

  • Apple Lane Orchard, Julian
  • Bellevue's See Canyon Farms, San Luis Obispo
  • Jon A. Yori Ranches, Modesto
  • Moms Country Orchards, Yucaipa
  • Noble Orchards, Paradise
  • Peacefield Orchard, Julian
  • Prevedelli Farms, Watsonville
  • Seven C's Family Orchard, Tehachapi

• Colorado

  • Apple Valley Orchard, Penrose
  • Bolton's Orchards, Grand Junction
  • Ferrara's Happy Apple Farm, Penrose
  • Gott Bro's Orchard & Produce, L.L.C., Ignacio
  • Happy Apple Farm, Penrose
  • Peachfork Orchards & Vineyard, Palisade
  • Red Mountain Ranches, Cedaredge

• Connecticut

  • Averill Farm, Washington Depot
  • Bishop's Orchard, Guilford
  • Emerald Green Farm & Gardens, Wallingford
  • Hindinger Farm, Hamden
  • Lyman Orchards, Middlefield
  • Norton Brothers Fruit Farms, Cheshire

• Delaware

  • Fifer Orchards, Camden Wyoming
  • T.S. Smith & Sons, Bridgeville

• Georgia

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

• Idaho

  • BYU-Idaho Apple Orchard Museum, Rexburg
  • 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
  • Homestead Orchard, Woodstock
  • Jonamac Orchards, Malta
  • Mileur Orchard, Murphysboro
  • Pleasant Row Orchard, Cuba
  • Prairie Sky Orchard, Union
  • R.E. Arends Orchard, Laura
  • Royal Oak Farm and Fruit Orchard, Harvard        *** Feature Orchard ***
  • Stone's Apple Barn, East Moline
  • Tanner's Orchard, Speer
  • Valley Orchard, Cherry Valley
  • Woodstock Country Orchard, Woodstock

• Indiana

  • Anderson Orchard, Mooresville
  • Apple of His Eye, Anderson
  • Bender's Nursery and Orchard, Albion
  • Blue River Orchard, Fredericksburg
  • Chandler's Farm, Fillmore
  • Cook's Orchard, Fort Wayne
  • County Line Orchard, Hobart
  • Deer Creek Orchard, Galveston
  • Ditzler Orchard, Rosedale
  • Doud's Countyline Orchard, Wabash
  • 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
  • Melton's Orchard and Country Market, Bloomington
  • Orchard Hill Farms, Kendallville
  • Pleasant View Orchard, Fairland
  • Radke's Orchards, Michigan City
  • Schafer Orchards, Princeton
  • Tuttle Orchards, Greenfield
  • Wea Creek Orchard, Lafayette
  • Harker Family Farms & Orchard, Waldron

• Iowa

  • 3 Bee Farms, Griswold
  • Allen's Orchard, Marion
  • Appleberry Farm, Marshalltown
  • Appleberry Orchard, Donnellson
  • Belaire Winery, St Ansgar
  • Berry Patch Farm, Nevada
  • Blueridge Orchard, Denver
  • Center Grove Orchard, Cambridge
  • Deal's Orchard, Jefferson
  • Ditmars Orchard, Council Bluffs
  • East View Orchard, Fredericksburg
  • Gravert's Apple Basket Orchard, Sabula
  • Hillside Orchard, Hamburg
  • Iowa Orchard, Urbandale
  • Mincer Orchard & Farms, Hamburg
  • Smalls Fruit Farm, Mondamin
  • Storybook Orchard, Story City
  • The Big Apple Orchard, Mount Vernon
  • Timeless Prairie Orchard, Winthrop
  • Wilson's Orchard, Iowa City

• Kansas

  • Fieldstone Enterprise, Overbrook
  • Meadowlark Farm, Rose Hill
  • Stephen's Orchard, Bonner Springs

• Kentucky

  • Apple Tree (Home of the Scarlett Gala), Cumberland
  • Eckert | Boyd Orchard, Versailles
  • Evans Orchard & Cider Mill, Georgetown
  • Hidden Hollow Orchard and Wildlife Sanctuary, Louisville
  • Hinton's Orchard & Farm Market, Hodgenville
  • Reed Valley Orchard, Paris

• Maine

  • McDougal Orchards, Springvale
  • Megquier Hill Orchard (formerly Goss), Otisfield

• Maryland

  • Baugher Apple Orchard and Farm, Westminster
  • Bragunier Orchard, Big Pool
  • Lewis Orchards and Farm Market, Cavetown

• Massachusetts

  • Berlin Orchards, Berlin
  • Green River Farms, Williamstown
  • Mann Orchards, Methuen
  • Marino Lookout Farm, South Natick
  • Parlee Farms, Tyngsboro
  • Ragged Hill Orchard, West Brookfield
  • Russell Orchards, Ipswich
  • Tougas Family Farm, Northborough

• Michigan

  • (A.W.) Overhiser Orchards, South Haven
  • Alber's Orchard & Cider Mill, Manchester
  • Apple Valley Orchard, Saginaw
  • Bayne's Apple Valley Farm, Freeland
  • Crane's U-Pick, Fennville
  • Erie Orchards and Cider Mill, Erie
  • Erwin Orchards U-Pick & Cider Mill, South Lyon
  • Evans Brothers Fruit Company, Frankfort
  • Forraht Farms, Berrien Springs
  • Grand View Orchard, Hudsonville
  • Gull Meadow Farms, Richland
  • Hildebrand Fruit Farms, Berrien Springs
  • Husted Farm Market and Cider Mill, Kalamazoo
  • Keeney Orchards, Tipton
  • Klackle Orchards, Greenville
  • Knaebe's "Mmmunchy Krunchy" Apple Farm Cider Mill, Rogers City
  • 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
  • Moelker Orchards & Farm Market, Grand Rapids
  • Morrison Farms, Williamsburg
  • Nye's Apple Barn and Farms, St. Joseph
  • Orchard Hill Farm, Caledonia
  • Orchard on the Lake,
  • Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill, Saint Johns
  • Rennhack Orchards, Hart
  • Ridgeway Farm Market, Bangor
  • Robinette's Apple Haus and Winery, Grand Rapids
  • Schultz Fruitridge Farms, Mattawan
  • Springhope Farm, Galien
  • Steffens Orchard Market, Sparta
  • Tompkins' Orchard and Country Store, Vassar
  • Uncle John's Cider Mill & Fruit House Winery, St. Johns
  • Hanulcik Farm Market, Ionia

• Minnesota

  • Southwind Orchards, Dakota
  • Sunrise River Apple Farm, Wyoming

• Missouri

  • Centennial Farms, Augusta
  • Kithcart's Orchard, Rich Hill
  • Lehman Family Orchard, LLC, Spickard
  • Mother Earth Market LLC, Waverly
  • Peters Orchards & Market, Waverly
  • Purple Gate Farm, Highlandville
  • Schweitzer Orchards, St. Joseph
  • Sunshine Valley Farm, Rogersville
  • Theirbach Orchards & Berry Farm, Marthasville
  • West Orchards, Macon

• Montana

  • O'Farrell Orchards, Bigfork
  • Wise Owl Orchards, Florence

• Nebraska

  • Apple Acres Orchard, Kearney
  • Degroot Orchards, Madison
  • Martin's Hillside Orchard, Ceresco

• Nevada

  • Sweet Farm, Fallon

• New Hampshire

  • Alyson's Apple Orchard, Walpole
  • Apple Annie, Brentwood
  • Butternut Farm LLC, Farmington
  • Demeritt Hill Farm, Lee
  • Lull Farm, Hollis
  • McLeod Brothers Orchard, Milford
  • Old Ciderpress Farm, Westmoreland
  • Smith Orchard, Belmont

• New Jersey

  • Alstede Farms, Chester
  • Battleview Orchards, Freehold
  • Delicious Orchards, Colts Neck
  • Heritage Station, Richwood
  • Longmeadow Farm, Hope
  • Neale's Orchards Farm Market, Glassboro
  • Parks Farms, Chester
  • Peaceful Valley Orchards, Pittstown
  • Riamede Farm, Chester
  • Stoneyfield Orchards, Belvidere
  • Terhune Orchards, Princeton
  • Tree-Licious Orchards, Port Murray

• New Mexico

  • Alary Farm, Corrales
  • Cadwallader Mountain Farms, Mountain Park
  • Manzanar Los Silvestres, Abiquiu

• New York

  • Apple Barrel Orchards, Penn Yan
  • Bellinger's Apple Orchard, Fultonville
  • Black Diamond Farm, Trumansburg
  • Borden's Orchard, Schaghticoke
  • Bowman Orchards, Rexford
  • Exelsior Farms, Kent
  • Fishkill Farms, Hopewell Junction
  • G and S Orchards, Macedon
  • Goold Orchards, Castleton on Hudson
  • Hopedale Farm, Hudson
  • Indian Ladder Farms Inc., Altamont
  • LoveApple Farms, Ghent
  • Masker Fruit Farms Inc., Warwick
  • Mead Orchards LLC, Tivoli
  • Miller's Apples, Dunkirk
  • Morgan Farms LLC, Marion
  • Northern Orchard Co Inc., Peru
  • Ontario Orchards Farm, Market & Cider Mill, Sterling
  • Prospect Hill Orchards, Milton
  • Rose Hill Farm, Red Hook
  • Samascott Orchard, Kinderhook
  • Seven Ponds Orchard, Water Mill
  • Soons Orchards Inc., New Hampton
  • Trapani Farm LLC, Milton
  • Weed Orchards, Marlboro
  • Whittier Fruit Farm, Rochester
  • Wickham's Fruit Farm, Cutchogue

• North Carolina

  • AH & W Farm, Boomer
  • Billy Laughter Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Brushy Mountain Farm&Orchard, Moravian Falls
  • Creasman Farms, Hendersonville
  • DH Orchards, Moravian Falls
  • Haight Orchards, Reidsville
  • JH Stepp Farm's Hillcrest Orchard, Hendersonville
  • Justus Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Lyda Farms, Hendersonville
  • Old Cider Mill, Bat Cave
  • Piney Mountain Orchards, Hendersonville
  • Skytop Orchards, Flat Rock
  • Tall Pine Apple Orchards, Hendersonville

• Ohio

  • 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
  • Hidden Hills Orchard, Marietta
  • Hoen's Orchard and Market, Delta
  • 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
  • Rittman Orchards, Doylestown
  • The Orchard & Company, Plain City
  • Wesler Orchards, New Paris
  • West Orchards, Perry

• Oklahoma

  • High-Fence Farm LLC, Sand Springs

• Oregon

  • Bays Farm, Banks
  • Beilke Family Farm, Brooks
  • Bells Orchard, Beaverton
  • First Fruits, Independence
  • Haury Farms, Salem
  • Kiyokawa Family Orchards, Mount Hood Parkdale
  • Marquam Meadows Fruit Company, Molalla
  • Mason Hill Orchard, North Plains
  • 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
  • Brown's Orchards & Farm Market, Loganville
  • County Line Orchard, Kempton
  • Dries Orchards, Sunbury
  • Flinchbaugh's Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam
  • Grim's Greenhouse & Farm Market, Breinigsville
  • Half Crown Hill Orchard, McDonald
  • Hollabaugh Brothers, Biglerville
  • Kauffman's Fruit Farm, Bird-in-Hand
  • Kistaco Farm, Apollo
  • Klim Orchard, Lake Ariel
  • Masonic Village Farm Market, Elizabethtown
  • McConnells' Farm, Aliquippa
  • Northrop's Apple Acres, Lake City
  • Orton's Fruit Farm, North East
  • Paulus Orchards, Dillsburg
  • Rice Fruit Company, Gardners
  • Rocky Ridge Orchards, Kane
  • Ross Run Ranch, Tionesta
  • 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
  • Strites' Orchard, Harrisburg
  • Sycamore Spring Orchard & Farm Market, Jonestown
  • Taggart's Orchard, Washington
  • Townsend Brother's Fruit Farm, Spring Church
  • Weaver's Orchard, Morgantown

• Rhode Island

  • Barden Family Orchard, North Scituate
  • Young Family Farm, Little Compton

• Tennessee

  • Melody Orchard, Rogersville

• Texas

  • Love Creek Orchards, Medina
  • The Apple Conservatory, Austin

• Utah

  • Burgess Orchards, Alpine
  • Fowers Fruit Ranch LLC, Genola
  • McMullin Orchards, Payson
  • Zollinger Fruit & Tree Farm, Inc, Logan

• Virginia

  • Berrier Farms, Inc., Cana
  • Carter Mountain Orchard, Charlottesville
  • Dickie Brothers Orchard, Roseland
  • Graves Mountain Farm, Syria
  • Hollin Farms, Delaplane
  • Jenkins Orchard, Woodville
  • Marker-Miller Orchards Farm Market, Winchester
  • Morris Orchard, Monroe
  • Showalter's Orchard & Greenhouse, LLC, Timberville
  • Silver Creek and Seamans' Orchards, Inc., Tyro

• Washington

  • Borton Fruit, Yakima
  • Muscle and Arm Farm, Freeland
  • Rosabella's Garden, Bow
  • Skipley Farm, Snohomish        *** Feature Orchard ***
  • Tonnemaker Hill Farm, Royal City

• Wisconsin

  • Door Creek Orchard, Cottage Grove
  • Hillside Apples, Casco
  • Maple Ridge Orchard, Cashton
  • Orchard Store at Old Homestead, Franksville
  • Pleasant View Orchard, Niagara
  • Rim's Edge Orchard, Germantown
  • Sutter's Ridge Orchard, Mt Horeb

United Kingdom

• England - midlands

  • Walsgrove Farm, Worcester

• England - north

  • Pickering Road Community Orchard, Hull

• England - south-east

  • Holton Orchards, Halesworth

• England - south-west

  • West Bradley Orchards, Glastonbury

France

• Poitou-Charente

  • Les Vergers de Vendée, Maureuil sur Lay

Netherlands

• Noord-Holland

  • Het Keetje, Westwoud

Canada

• British Columbia

  • Apple Barn Pumpkin Farm, Abbotsford
  • Apple Luscious Organic Orchards, Salt Spring Island
  • Applebarn -- Taves Family Farms, Abbotsford
  • Blue Haze Farm, Victoria
  • Dragonfly Farm, Salt Spring Island
  • Fruit Forest Certified Organic Farm, Cobble Hill
  • Garside's Fruit Farm, Abbotsford
  • Michell Brothers Farm, Victoria
  • Orchard Corners Organics, Kelowna
  • Riley Creek Farm, Lillooet
  • Roseridge Orchards, Kelowna
  • Salt Spring Apple Company, Salt Spring Island
  • Spencer Hill Orchard, Grand Forks
  • Starry Night Meadows Farm, Mayne Island
  • Swallow Hill Farm and Orchard, Metchosin

• New Brunswick

  • Verger Belliveau Orchard, Memramcook

• Nova Scotia

  • Elderkin's Farm Market, Greenwich
  • Sarsfield Farms Inc., Canning
  • Vista Bella Farm Orchard and Apiary, Malagash

• Ontario

  • DeVries Fruit Farm, Fenwick
  • Dixie Orchards, Caledon
  • Juicy-Fruit Orchards, Thedford
  • Kennette Apple Orchard, Lakeshore
  • Meleg's Lakeview Orchard & Cider Mill, Kingsville

Australia

• Victoria

  • Heritage Fruits Society, Fairfield
  • Petty's Orchard, Templestowe

Switzerland

• Geneva

  • Verger de Saint-Loup, Versoix

References

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