Jonathan apple

Jonathan identification images

USDA identification images for Jonathan

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

Visitor reviews

• 20 Nov 2018  CampbellMO, United States

  My favorite apple. They are available all year at Dierbergs in St. Louis.
• 06 Oct 2018  Catherine HallMT, United States

  Born in the 50s I grew up on the rather short buying season for these delicious apple. They are hard to find these days and they don't store well, so don't stock up. I'm wondering how a side by side comparison with Jonagold would go. I think I will plant both.
• 06 Oct 2018  MaryCO, United States

  My mother was born and raised in Iowa, and this is the apple that she remembered fondly. I had never eaten one until today when an old man in the neighborhood identified his tree as a Jonathan. I tried one, and it was like an explosion in my mouth! Sweet ,tart and crispy. Let's bring this wonderful old apple back!
• 23 Oct 2015  Carter WilkieMASSACHUSETTS, United States

  In Vermont, this tree grows poorly: apples can be small and deformed, very susceptible to scab, and trees experience stunted growth. But the firm tartness of the flesh make this a rewarding Sour Patch kid for the tongue.
• 16 Sep 2015  JesseHAWAII, United States

  This is my absolute favorite apple. I grew up in Iowa and these would always be in the grocery store in the fall and winter. They keep for quite a long time and have an amazing sweet/sharp taste that's a bit acidic. I'd love to try a hard cider made from these apples. They're great for snacking and for cooking, but note that they remain somewhat firm in pies and applesauces. They don't mush up like McIntoshes. If you can't find them fresh, Stouffer's sells a frozen side called "Harvest Apples" which is essentially just Jonathan apples and cinnamon. I'm in the military and always seem to end up in places that don't carry these apples. I'm all the way out in Hawaii now and they're nowhere to be found! Woe is me!
• 02 Sep 2015  RobertAZ, United States

  I grew up in Kansas City. My parents would by a bushel of Jonathan's in the Fall and store them in the basement where they would last through the winter. My mom made the most unbelievable pies using Jonathan's. I think they are simply the best eating apples produced. Unfortunately here in the Phoenix area they haven't been available for 10 years or so. They have been replaced with Jonagolds, not the same. I have been told it's because of a longer shelf life. Too bad, I really miss them.
• 10 Feb 2015  Don PatrickSIBIU, Hungary

  We have plenty of Johnathan's here. ...and you are right, they are delightful. I'm actually in Romania not Hungary, but this comment interface doesn't recognize Romania for some reason
• 29 Sep 2014  Sherry AlveyKY, United States

  Doesn't make any difference if they're USDA or organic or GMO!! Lol. Jonathans are the best apples ever! I can't seem to find them here where I live either. I guess they were like everything else, we liked them so well that the growers decided to stop. Sad that growers let such a good thing slip through their fingers. I don't like eating cardboard and that's what all the other varieties taste like!!
• 26 Sep 2014  Jacob MckenzieMO, United States

  For me Jonathans are what an apple should taste like, tart, crisp, and rich. My parents' Jonathan apple tree is over 30 years old, so I'm not sure how much longer it will last, but it has almost ruined me on other apple varieties.
• 26 Sep 2014  Jacob MckenzieMO, United States

  My parents had a Red Delicious, Jonathan, and Green Transparent. My mom used to make good tart applesauce from the Green Transparents, and the Red Delicious had the largest apples which were dark red and visually appealing, but if I wanted an apple to eat I picked one from the Jonathan tree. Jonathans have ruined me on other apple varieties. They are tart and crisp and for me other apples, especially store bought, taste bland and synthetic. Sadly, to me, I've had trouble finding Jonathan's in stores and that tree in my parent's yard, though it still produces apples is at least 30 years old.
• 14 Oct 2013  MargaretMI, United States

  No other variety can beat the Jonathans. My mother (a child of the depression era - no one can bake like them! :) ) swore by them for her out-of-this-world pies and desserts. This apple has gotten lost in the vast plethora of awful newer varieties, in my opinion. I don't think this generation has any idea of what should constitute a great apple! They are the best for eating and baking; best flavor hands down. They are plentiful (thankfully) in Michigan's wonderful season this year - I am so happy!
• 13 Oct 2013  Nan GauntMICHIGAN, United States

  We have many Jonathans on our property here in U.P.
• 07 Sep 2013  Ann HammondOREGON, United States

  Jonathan apples are the very best, but they are hard to find. My mother used to ship them to me from Indiana.
• 03 Jun 2013  Pat WilliamsIL, United States

  I can not find Johnathan apples anywhere around me in a range of 50 miles, people tell me to try this apple or that apple and none compare with the Johnathan, they are best for eating and cooking so I gave up eating apples until I find Johnathan.
• 09 May 2013  PatrickMARYLAND, United States

  Jonathan has become a difficult to find apple. Here in Maryland I have to drive up to the Mount Airy / Frederick area to buy them directly from family owned orchards. They are worth the effort! Eating one of these apples is an experience: crisp, juicy, perfect sweet/tart balance, and an explosion of "appley" flavor. The best cider in the world was once sold at the old Cider Barrel in Germantown, which is sadly now long gone. The owners once told me that they used the juice from the Jonathan apple in the mix to add depth of flavor. Jonathan's are also excellent cooking apples. Basically the perfect American apple.
• 22 Jul 2012  Cheryl HollandMO, United States

  This was always my favorite apple for over 50 years, but it seems the ones sold in stores the past 10 years or so are just not up to "snuff". The old style Jonathan is hard to beat. Fuji comes close, but still not as good as the old time Jonathans were. Great apple for making caramel apples at Halloween.
• 24 Apr 2012  Elizabeth EnglishCO, United States

  I wait all year for the short season for Jonathans, my favorite eating apple!
• 15 Jan 2012  KellyUnited States

  Are these apples USDA organic?
• 15 Oct 2011  John SmithNJ, United States

  If I had to choose just one variety of apple, this would be the one. Short shelf life, but best flavor.
• 28 Jan 2011  FredOKLAHOMA, LINCOLN, United States

  them there apples r the best id ever had and them were so dern good it was like, BAM, and i didn't know what to do so i just kept eatin'em
• 12 Jan 2011  BonnieUnited States

  I just came back from Niles, Michigan, and bought a peck of jonathan apples from Shelton Farms Market. I had bought them in Louisiana once, but they were not fresh. I'm so glad I looked for them in Michigan, where they are more often grown. They are as good as I remembered! My family grew up driving to Michigan to buy apples every fall for canning.
• 14 Oct 2010  Angie CookCOLORADO, United States

  Back in the 70's and 80's, the Jonathons we got around here (Colorado) came in right after Labor Day and were small, tart and delicious. Now they don't show up until October and are large, mushy and not very tart. My theory is that the breeders have ruined them in the quest for ever larger fruit. Occasionally you can find some organic Jonathons similar to the old fashioned ones . I really miss them.
• 20 Sep 2010  John LittleNAGANO-KEN, Japan

  This apple was renamed "Kougyoku" when introduced into Japan. It was a standard here for a long time, until the (bland and insipid) Fuji came along. Thousands of acres of Kougyoku were ripped up and the orchards replanted with Fuji. However, it looks as though the Kougyoku is staging a comeback. Many older customers are now searching for this variety as, in agreement with the other comments above, they recall it as having had a superior flavour both as an eater and as a cooker. Many orchards are starting to restock and M9, virus-free seedlings are now widely available. And yes, it's a rollicking good apple!
• 15 Sep 2010  JaneMA, United States

  Just had my first taste of one from the E.L. Sylvia Farm of Dighton, MA (they come to the Stoneham Farmer's market). A wonderful discovery!
• 08 Nov 2009  RandalLAKE HAVASU CITY,AZ., United States

  I agree with this person.Jonathan apples were,are the best!But where do you buy them?I grew up in Washington State where ALL those were grown,and have family still there,and THEY can't find them either.Where can I buy them from a packer?
• 01 Nov 2009  Ginny JohnsonBRAZORIA COUNTY, TEXAS, United States

  In the '40s and '50s, Mom used to buy Jonathan apples for us, even 'way down here on the Texas Gulf Coast, south of Houston. They were our favorites. But I haven't seen them in the stores for years. They're still my favorites. Jonagold and Honeycrisp are good, but not nearly as good as Jonathan. I know I'd eat a lot more apples if Jonathans were available at the local markets.
• 12 Oct 2009  Joe BickmanPEORIA, MARICOPA CO. ARIZONA, United States

  I need a source to buy Jonathans; anyone?
• 17 Sep 2009  BobPHILADELPHIA, United States

  If you can get to Langhorne Pa. find Styers orchard. They allow you to 'pick your own' and that includes Jonathan apples. Thee apples are so sweet/tart and must be eaten with a napkin, to catch the juice. The family sold out the store a few years back, and you must drive behind the store to get to the pick your own spot. Well worth the trip.
• 22 Mar 2009  DeniseNew Zealand

  We are growing one of these on our property. It has a grafted branch of granny smith apples and a local expert tells us this is required for the Jonathon to be more productive.
• 22 Feb 2009  JonathanAGOURA HILLS, CA, United States

  How could I not like this apple? ;-)
• 22 Oct 2008  ChristineWAUKEGAN, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, United States

  The Jonathan is my favorite apple for baking. In my opinion it makes the most flavorful and delicious apple pie possible. It has the perfect sweet/tart flavor for pie and any baked apple dessert. Sadly, in recent years it has become harder and harder to find around here. It only seems to be available for a short time in the fall and even then is hard to find.
• 08 Oct 2008  OddjobESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS, United States

  This is probably my favorite eating apple, but I have only had it a very few times. I live on the East Coast of the USA, and from what I have been told it is more widely available in the Midwest (Ohio) than it is in the East. :-( To my mind the flavor does indeed have a nice balance of sweet with sharp, but infusing both is a distinct hint of spice. It is the only apple I know of whose flavor immediately reminds me of apple cider. To me when I bite into one it is as if I am biting into apple cider, a fascinating experience considering apple cider is a liquid! :-)

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Where to buy fresh fruit

The following orchards grow Jonathan:

United States

• Alabama

  • Crow Mountain Orchard, Fackler
  • Scott's Orchard, Hazel Green

• Arizona

  • Beatty's Orchard, Hereford

• Arkansas

  • Roberson Orchards, Omaha

• California

  • Meyer Orchards, Wynola
  • Moms Country Orchards, Yucaipa
  • Noble Orchards, Paradise
  • Peacefield Orchard, Julian
  • Raven Hill Orchard, Julian
  • Riley's Apple Farm #1, Oak Glen
  • Riley's at Los Rios Rancho, Yucaipa
  • Seven C's Family Orchard, Tehachapi
  • The Apple Farm -- Bates & Schmitt, Philo

• Colorado

  • Apple Valley Orchard, Penrose
  • Ela Family Farms, Hotchkiss
  • Hummingbird Orchards, Palisade
  • Masonville Orchard, Fort Collins
  • Peachfork Orchards & Vineyard, Palisade
  • Red Mountain Ranches, Cedaredge
  • Scofield Fruits, LLC, Loveland
  • YA YA Farm & Orchard, Longmont

• Connecticut

  • Karabin Farms, Southington
  • Seek No Further Orchard, Hebron

• Delaware

  • Fifer Orchards, Camden Wyoming

• Georgia

  • B.J. Reece Apple House, Ellijay
  • Mercier Orchards, Blue Ridge

• Idaho

  • BYU-Idaho Apple Orchard Museum, Rexburg
  • Kelley Orchards (Weiser), Weiser

• Illinois

  • Braeutigam Orchards, Belleville
  • Camp's Orchard, Roseville
  • Christ Orchard, Elmwood
  • Curtis Orchard & Pumpkin Patch, Champaign
  • Eckert Orchards, Inc., Belleville
  • Edgewood Orchards, Quincy
  • Heinz Orchard, Green Oaks
  • Homestead Orchard, Woodstock
  • Kuipers Family Farm, Maple Park
  • Liberty Apple Orchard, Edwardsville
  • Meadowmoor Orchard, Woodstock
  • Mileur Orchard, Murphysboro
  • Mills Apple Farm, Marine
  • Okaw Valley Orchard, Sullivan
  • Orchard Ridge Farms, Rockton
  • Pleasant Row Orchard, Cuba
  • R.E. Arends Orchard, Laura
  • Rendleman Orchards, Alto Pass
  • 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
  • Apple Works, Trafalgar
  • Beasley's Orchard and Gardens, Danville
  • Bruick Brothers Produce / Advanced Tree Technology, New Haven
  • 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
  • Lee's Orchard, Columbus
  • McClure's Orchard, Peru
  • Melton's Orchard and Country Market, Bloomington
  • Mowry's Fruit Farm, Crown Point
  • Orchard Hill Farms, Kendallville
  • Pleasant View Orchard, Fairland
  • Radke's Orchards, Michigan City
  • Tuttle Orchards, Greenfield
  • Whiteland Orchard, Whiteland

• Iowa

  • 3 Bee Farms, Griswold
  • Allen's Orchard, Marion
  • Appleberry Farm, Marshalltown
  • Appleberry Orchard, Donnellson
  • Applecart Orchard, Vinton
  • Belaire Winery, St Ansgar
  • Berry Patch Farm, Nevada
  • Center Grove Orchard, Cambridge
  • Community Orchards, Fort Dodge
  • 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
  • Schneider Orchard, Lacona
  • Smalls Fruit Farm, Mondamin
  • Storybook Orchard, Story City
  • The Big Apple Orchard, Mount Vernon
  • Upstream Gardens & Orchard, Altoona
  • Wilson's Orchard, Iowa City

• Kansas

  • Cain City Orchard, Bushton
  • Fieldstone Enterprise, Overbrook
  • Meadowlark Farm, Rose Hill

• Kentucky

  • Delicious Fruit Orchard, South Shore
  • 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

• Maryland

  • Lewis Orchards and Farm Market, Cavetown
  • O'Keefe Orchard, Colesville

• Massachusetts

  • Cider Hill Farm, Amesbury

• Michigan

  • (A.W.) Overhiser Orchards, South Haven
  • Alber's Orchard & Cider Mill, Manchester
  • Bennett's Orchard, Ottawa Lake
  • Crane's U-Pick, Fennville
  • Earth First Farms, Berrien Center
  • Elliotts Orchard, Bellaire
  • Erie Orchards and Cider Mill, Erie
  • Flavorland Farms, Baroda
  • Forraht Farms, Berrien Springs
  • Grand View Orchard, Hudsonville
  • Gull Meadow Farms, Richland
  • Hildebrand Fruit Farms, Berrien Springs
  • Jacques Orchard, Hemlock
  • Keeney Orchards, Tipton
  • Klackle Orchards, Greenville
  • Knaebe's "Mmmunchy Krunchy" Apple Farm Cider Mill, Rogers City
  • Koan's Orchard, Flushing
  • Kreps Apple Barn, LaSalle
  • Lewis Farm Market & Petting Farm, New Era
  • Long Family Orchard and Farm, Commerce
  • Markillie Orchard and Cider Mill, Howell
  • McCartney Farm, Sodus
  • Moelker Orchards & Farm Market, Grand Rapids
  • Morrison Farms, Williamsburg
  • Orchard Beach Farm, Quincy
  • Orchard on the Lake,
  • Pankiewicz Cider Mill & Farm Market, Casco
  • Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill, Saint Johns
  • Porter's Orchard Farm Market & Cider Mill, Goodrich
  • Red Apple Orchard, Britton
  • Rennhack Orchards, Hart
  • Ridgeway Farm Market, Bangor
  • Schultz Fruitridge Farms, Mattawan
  • Sietsema Orchards & Cider Mill, Ada
  • Steffens Orchard Market, Sparta
  • T&K Orchard, Lake City
  • Tompkins' Orchard and Country Store, Vassar
  • Uptegraff's Orchard, Davison
  • VerHage Fruit Farms, Kalamazoo
  • Westview Farm, Mattawan
  • Hanulcik Farm Market, Ionia

• Minnesota

  • Aamodt's Apple Farm and Bakery, Stillwater
  • Sekapp Orchard, Rochester
  • Southwind Orchards, Dakota
  • Sunrise River Apple Farm, Wyoming
  • Sweetland Orchard, Webster

• Missouri

  • Bear Creek Farms, Walnut Shade
  • Blue Heron Orchard, Canton
  • Centennial Farms, Augusta
  • Hickory Ridge Orchard, Mexico
  • Huffstutter Orchards, New Franklin
  • Jackson Country Orchard, Rolla
  • 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
  • Theirbach Orchards & Berry Farm, Marthasville

• Montana

  • Bluewater Orchard, Fromberg
  • O'Farrell Orchards, Bigfork
  • Oakenshield Orchard, Potmac

• Nebraska

  • Apple Acres Orchard, Kearney
  • Degroot Orchards, Madison
  • Dobish Gardens & Orchard, Ravenna
  • Martin's Hillside Orchard, Ceresco

• New Hampshire

  • Demeritt Hill Farm, Lee

• New Jersey

  • Apgar Cider Press, Phillipsburg
  • Beemerville Orchards, Sussex
  • Delicious Orchards, Colts Neck
  • Eastmont Orchards, Colts Neck
  • Mountain Top Orchard, Glen Gardner
  • Peaceful Valley Orchards, Pittstown
  • Pochuck Valley Farms Market and deli, Glenwood
  • Race's Farm Market, Blairstown
  • Riamede Farm, Chester
  • Stoneyfield Orchards, Belvidere
  • Terhune Orchards, Princeton

• New Mexico

  • Alary Farm, Corrales
  • Costanzas' Orchards and A-Bee Honey, Edgewood
  • Fred & Ruby Martinez Orchards, Dixon
  • Manzano Mountain Retreat and Apple Ranch, Torreon
  • Pat Montoya's Family Orchard, Velarde
  • Rancho Arco Iris, Dixon
  • Romero's Orchard, Embudo
  • The Fruit Basket, Velarde

• New York

  • Albany Apple Guy:Purveyor of Rare & Exotic Apples, Castleton
  • LoveApple Farms, Ghent
  • Samascott Orchard, Kinderhook
  • Soons Orchards Inc., New Hampton

• North Carolina

  • Creasman Farms, Hendersonville
  • JH Stepp Farm's Hillcrest Orchard, Hendersonville
  • Mountain Fresh Apples, Hendersonville
  • River View Orchard, Arden
  • Skytop Orchards, Flat Rock

• Ohio

  • Apple Hill Orchards, Mansfield
  • Arrowhead Orchard, Paris
  • Bauman Orchards, Rittman
  • Beckwith Orchards, Cider Mill and Gift Shop, Kent
  • Branstool Orchards, Utica
  • Burnham Orchards, Berlin Heights
  • Eshleman Fruit Farm, Clyde
  • Fuhrmann Orchards, Wheelersburg
  • Granville Orchard, Granville
  • Highwater Orchard, Newark
  • Hoen's Orchard and Market, Delta
  • Hucks Orchard, South Charleston
  • Hugus Fruit Farm, Rushville
  • Johnston Fruit Farms, Swanton
  • Legend Hills Orchard, Utica
  • Lynd Fruit Farm, Pataskala
  • Monroe's Orchard & Farm Market, LLC, Hiram
  • Ochs Fruit Farm, Lancaster
  • Paiges Produce, Stoutsville
  • Peifer Orchards, Yellow Springs
  • Richardson Farms, Medina
  • Tüken's Farm Market and Orchard, West Alexandria
  • Wesler Orchards, New Paris

• Oregon

  • Haury Farms, Salem
  • Kiyokawa Family Orchards, Mount Hood Parkdale
  • Smith Berry Barn, Hillsboro
  • Territorial Road Orchard, Corvallis
  • B&P Hitz Fruit Farm, Woodburn

• Pennsylvania

  • Andrews Farm Market, Saint Thomas
  • Apple Castle, New Wilmington
  • Brown's Orchards & Farm Market, Loganville
  • Gray Wolf Plantation, New Oxford
  • Hollabaugh Brothers, Biglerville
  • Kauffman's Fruit Farm, Bird-in-Hand
  • Kistaco Farm, Apollo
  • Masonic Village Farm Market, Elizabethtown
  • McConnells' Farm, Aliquippa
  • Northrop's Apple Acres, Lake City
  • Pappy's Orchard, Coopersburg
  • Paulus Orchards, Dillsburg
  • Shanesville Fruit Farm, Boyertown
  • Shenot Farm, Wexford
  • Solebury Orchards, New Hope
  • Strites' Orchard, Harrisburg
  • Townsend Brother's Fruit Farm, Spring Church
  • Weaver's Orchard, Morgantown

• South Dakota

  • Country Apple Orchard, Harrisburg

• Tennessee

  • Baxter's Orchard, Cosby
  • Breeden's Orchard & Country Store, Mount Juliet
  • Fairmount Orchard Inc., Signal Mountain
  • Hurricane Hollow Apple Orchards, Buffalo Valley

• Texas

  • Love Creek Orchards, Medina

• Utah

  • Zollinger Fruit & Tree Farm, Inc, Logan

• Virginia

  • Ayers Orchards, Cana
  • Carter Mountain Orchard, Charlottesville
  • Chiles Peach Orchard and Farm Market, Crozet
  • Hollin Farms, Delaplane
  • Ikenberry Orchards, Daleville
  • Jenkins Orchard, Woodville
  • Johnson's Orchards & Peaks of Otter Winery, Bedford
  • Kinzie (R.M.) Orchard Company, Troutville
  • Richard's Fruit Market, Middletown
  • Showalter's Orchard & Greenhouse, LLC, Timberville
  • Silver Creek and Seamans' Orchards, Inc., Tyro
  • Stribling Orchard, Markham
  • Virginia Farm Market, Winchester

• Washington

  • Skipley Farm, Snohomish        *** Feature Orchard ***

• West Virginia

  • Ruggles Orchard, Levels

• Wisconsin

  • Hillside Apples, Casco
  • Orchard Store at Old Homestead, Franksville
  • Rush River Orchard and Bakery, Ellsworth
  • Sacia Orchards, Galesville        *** Feature Orchard ***

United Kingdom

• England - north

  • Pickering Road Community Orchard, Hull
  • Six Nine Orchard, Prudhoe

Canada

• British Columbia

  • Salt Spring Apple Company, Salt Spring Island
  • Spencer Hill Orchard, Grand Forks

Australia

• Victoria

  • Heritage Fruits Society, Fairfield

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
• Apples of England (1948)
  Author: Taylor