Macoun

Cross between Jersey Black and McIntosh, introduced in 1923 by the New York Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, NY. One of Gould Hill’s favorite eating apples.

Kearsarge

Grown exclusively in Gould Hill Orchards, and named after the mountain most prominent in our view! Pleasant flavor for eating.

Jonagold

Cross between Jonathan and Golden Delicious. Introduced in 1968 by New York’s Geneva Experiment Station. Striped red over bright yellow, rich, full flavor.

Hubbardston Nonesuch

Dates back to the early 1800s originating in Hubbardston, MA. Moderately firm, juicy, and aromatic. Does not keep well.

Gravenstein

Originally found in the Duke of Austinburg’s garden in Gravenstein. Introduced to the Northeast in 1820. Very firm, crisp, juicy, green, high flavor.