Mary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom
Richmond, Indiana

Mary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, IndianaMary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, IndianaMary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, Indiana

Mary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom
Richmond, Indiana

Mary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, IndianaMary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, IndianaMary Scott Community Orchard & Living Classroom Richmond, Indiana
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    • Home
    • A Living Classroom
      • Fruit Trees and Varieties
      • Pollinator Garden
      • Educational Standards
    • A Community Space
      • In the News!
      • Mary Scott Legacy
      • Photo Gallery
      • Information & Resources
      • Advisory Board
      • Community Support
    • Contact
    • Volunteering
  • Home
  • A Living Classroom
  • A Community Space
  • Contact
  • Volunteering

Orchard Apple Varieties

Crimson Crisp Apples

Crimson Crisp Apples

Crimson Crisp Apples

CrimsonCrisp is a modern scab-resistant apple. The skin has a yellow background, but predominantly dark crimson red.

As the name suggests, the flesh is very crisp, juicy and snaps cleanly, but not dense.

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Galarina Apples

Crimson Crisp Apples

Crimson Crisp Apples

This mid-late season Gala-like apple was developed in France. Fruit resembles Gala, small to medium in size, red to orange-red, with some yellow background color.

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Pixie Crunch Apples

Crimson Crisp Apples

Pixie Crunch Apples

Pixie Crunch apples are the delightful little gems of the apple world. Weighing in at a snack size of about 2 1/2 inches, the fruit is just the right size for little hands, making them a perfect kid size, go to treat. These tiny beauties are super crunchy, very sweet, juicy, and full of flavor.

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Berry Varieties

Heritage Raspberries

Heritage Blackberries

Heritage Blackberries

This heirloom variety was long considered the standard variety for production and high-quality fruit by which fall-bearing varieties were judged. Heritage is a highly popular variety for home gardeners. The fall crop is highly productive and ripens from the end of August through October, depending on your location. The berries have good size, color and flavor. The fruit is good for jam and freezing and is delicious for fresh use, as well.

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Heritage Blackberries

Heritage Blackberries

Heritage Blackberries

Thornless blackberries (Rubus ulmifolius) are perennial plants with biennial growth and fruiting habits. Blackberry plants grow in a spreading shrub habit and are classed as either erect or semi-trailing. The tall, woody canes (stems) of thornless blackberry plants produce green foliage and fruit.

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Orchard Model

Espalier Apples and Fencing

Espalier is a style of plant growth where the trees and branches are tied to fencing, which causes them to grow in particular directions. This maximized the sun exposure for the trees, but also acts to keep walkways free for people. Our trees are connected to this fencing and planted in rows.

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