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Strawberry, Raspberry, and Blueberry Cultivar Review
2003 Ribes (Currant and Gooseberry) Cultivar Review
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From the Cornell Guide to Growing Fruit at Home.
Strawberries (June-bearing)
Earliglow
Sable
Allstar
Honeoye
Cavendish
Kent
Jewel
Lateglow
Strawberries (day-neutral)
Tribute
Tristar
Seascape
Blackberries
Illini
Triple Crown (hardy to about -10 F)
Black Satin (hardy to about -5 F)
Blackberries (fall/primocane fruiting)
Prime Jim
Prime Jane
Raspberries (summer red)
Prelude
Reveille
Killarney
Canby
Festival
Titan
Encore
Raspberries (summer yellow)
Amber
Raspberries (summer black)
Allen
Bristol
Alleghany
Jewel
Huron
Raspberries (summer purple)
Brandywine
Royalty
Raspberries (fall red)
Heritage
Autumn Bliss
Raspberries (fall yellow)
Kiwigold
Fallgold
Goldie
Blueberries (hardy to about -20 F)
Bluecrop
Blueray
Bluejay
Herbert
Earliblue
Duke
Berkeley
Darrow
Jersey
Coville
Elliot
Northblue
Currants
Rovada
Blanka
Primus
Titania
Gooseberries
Poorman
Caprivator
Hinnomaki Red
Invicta
American bunch grapes (hardy to about -15 to -20 F)
Ontario
Delaware
Niagara
Concord
Catawba
French-American hybrids (hardy to about -10 to -15 F)
Aurore
Seyval
Vidal
Cayuga
Marechal Foch
Cascade
Chancellor
Horizon
Seedless Table Grapes
Concord seedless
Candice
Himond
Einset
Vanessa
Reliance
Elderberries
Adams
York
Johns
Kent
Nova
Scotia
Hardy Kiwi
Ananasnaya
Geneva
Meader
Michigan State
Miscellaneous minor fruit
Kiwi Actinidia kolomikta
Aronia Aronia melanocarpa
Blue Honeysuckle Lonicera Caerulea
Cranberry Vaccinium macrocarpon
Dogwood Cornus kousa
Cornelian Cherries Cornus mas
Juneberry Amelanchier spp.
Lingonberry Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Sea Buckthorn Hippophae rhamnoides
Tayberry Rubus loganobaccus
Cornelian Cherries Cornus mas
Persimmons Diospyros virginiana
Pawpaws Asimina triloba
Mulberries Morus spp.
Beach Plums Prunus maritima
Highbush Cranberries Viburnum opulus var. americana (formerly Viburnum trilobum)
Buffaloberries Shepherdia argentea
Quinces Cydonia oblonga
Apple (hardy to about-25 F) - * = scab-resistant
Williams Pride*
Sansa*
Gala
Jonamac
Freedom*
Priscilla*
Liberty*
Empire
Golden Delicious
Keepsake
GoldRush*
Apricot (hardy to about -15 F)
Harcot
Harogem
Harlayne
Goldcot
Cherry, sweet (hardy to about -15 F)
Stella
Emperor Francis
Royalton
Hartland
Hedelfingen
Cherry, tart (hardy to about -20 F)
Montmorency
Balaton
Nectarine, white flesh (hardy to about -15 F)
Morton
Nectacrest
Nectarine, yellow flesh (hardy to about -15 F)
Pocohontas
Mericrest
Nectared 4
Nectared 6
Peach, yellow flesh (hardy to about -15 F)
Harrow Diamond
Brighton
Redhaven
Madison
Canadian Harmony
Cresthaven
Peach, white flesh (hardy to about -15 F)
Surecrop
Raritan Rose
Eden
Pear (hardy to about -25 F)
Bartlett
Gorham
Bosc
Plum, European (hardy to about -20 F)
Green Gage
Richards Early Italian
Stanley
French Damson
Plum, Asian (hardy to about -20 F)
Early Golden
Shiro
Seneca
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