Delcorf

Many people assume that Delcorf and Delbarestival are the same variety, when in fact Delbarestival is a more colourful mutation with a different flavour and maturity date. The Delcorf reaches ripeness between September 5 and 10. It produces a large fruit, and its remarkable flavour makes it a benchmark among apples. Red streaks cover 40% […]

Crimson Crisp

An attractive, scab-resistant red apple. Ready for harvesting in late September. Firm, crisp, medium-sized fruit with a sweet-tart flavour.

Cortland

The result of an 1898 cross between Ben Davis and McIntosh. Along with Empire, McIntosh and Spartan, Cortland is one of the four most popular varieties in Quebec. This well-known, much-loved apple stands out for its large, crisp fruit and non-browning flesh. The tree is very hardy and has a drooping habit. It is susceptible […]

Britegold

A scab-resistant yellow apple. Ripens in early September. Medium to large fruit, sweet with low acidity. Cold storage: 2 to 4 weeks. Requires thinning.

Belmac

A scab-resistant variety from the Canadian research program in Ottawa, developed and named at the Saint-Jean station. Very tart in flavour. Susceptible to powdery mildew, bitter pit and soggy breakdown. Very erect habit.

Ambrosia

A rising star since 2012. First discovered in British Columbia as a chance seedling with Golden Delicious. Medium to large fruit, tapered shape, superb blush tones. Its flavour and crispness have made it a popular choice. The tree has a very erect habit. Its hardiness is comparable to that of Gala or Empire varieties.