Wafler Nursery Variety Showcase
February 1, 2008 
Wafler Nursery
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Brookfield® Gala The bold red stripe over its red background is the obvious improvement. The apple’s early color permits proper harvest timing for best storage maturity, flavor retention, and customer satisfaction. USPP#10,016. |
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Honeycrisp® A cross between Macoun and Honeygold, Honeycrisp ripens in late September in New York. It is an exceptionally crisp and juicy apple with mildly sweet flavor. It is red colored over a yellow background, and is excellent for direct market. An annual bearer, it stores well and is winter hardy. USPP#7,197; Minn. 1711R cltv. |
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LindaMac® LindaMac ripens in mid-September in New York. This new McIntosh strain begins coloring in the beginning of July to nearly 100% red blush at harvest. It is a main season McIntosh on a non-spur tree. It enables you to capture early Mac market profits. It has great storage qualities. USPP#12,900. |
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Rising Sunâ„¢ Fuji This is a beautiful, new, early Fuji that ripens five to six weeks ahead of regular Fuji and colors to a bright pinkish-red blush with a brighter, smoother finish than other Fujis. Rising Sun has the mild, sweet Fuji flavor that consumers love. |
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RubyMacâ„¢ RubyMac is an exciting new sport of McIntosh that develops a bright, rich red blush over virtually all of the surface, with no striping. It is a true McIntosh and while it starts coloring weeks ahead of any other strain, it ripens with other McIntosh varieties and hangs on the tree longer than any Mac. |
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