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217 varieties across 12 fruit species — chill hours, hardiness zones, and pollination needs, every figure cited to a named source.

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    Apples — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Acey Mac800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Akane8004–8Needs partner
    Anna3005–10Needs partner
    Arkansas Black500–6004–8Needs partner
    Baldwin800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    Beacon800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    Braeburn7005–8Needs partner
    Cameo800–1,000 (est.)5–8Needs partner
    CandyCrisp800–1,000 (est.)5–8Needs partner
    Chestnut Crab800–1,000 (est.)3–4Needs partner
    Cortland8004–7Needs partner
    Cox's Orange Pippin8004–8Needs partner
    CrimsonCrisp800–1,000 (est.)4–7Needs partner
    Dorsett Golden2505–10Needs partner
    Earligold800–1,000 (est.)4–7Needs partner
    Empire8004–8Needs partner
    Enterprise800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    Fireside800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    First Kiss800–1,000 (est.)4Needs partner
    Fortune800–1,000 (est.)5–8Needs partner
    Frostbite800–1,000 (est.)3–4Needs partner
    Fuji400–5004–8Needs partner
    Gala400–5004–8Needs partner
    Ginger Gold800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    GoldRush800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Golden Delicious600–7004–8Self-fertile
    Golden Supreme800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Granny Smith4005–8Needs partner
    Gravenstein7002–9Needs partner
    Haralson800–1,0003–4Needs partner
    Honeycrisp800–1,0003–7Needs partner
    Honeygold800–1,000 (est.)3–4Needs partner
    Idared800–1,000 (est.)4–6Needs partner
    Jonagold700–8004–8Needs partner
    Jonamac800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Jonathan700–8004–8Needs partner
    Liberty8004–8Needs partner
    Lodi800–1,000 (est.)3–7Needs partner
    Macoun800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    McIntosh9005–8Needs partner
    Mutsu5005–9Needs partner
    Northern Spy800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Paula Red800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    Pink Lady300–4006–9Needs partner
    Prima800–1,000 (est.)4–7Needs partner
    Red Delicious700–8004–8Needs partner
    Rome Beauty1,0005–8Needs partner
    Sansa800–1,000 (est.)5–7Needs partner
    SnowSweet800–1,000 (est.)4–6Needs partner
    Spartan800–1,0004–8Needs partner
    State Fair800–1,000 (est.)Needs partner
    Stayman800–1,000 (est.)5–8Needs partner
    Suncrisp800–1,000 (est.)4–7Needs partner
    Sweet Sixteen800–1,000 (est.)3–7Needs partner
    Topaz800–1,000 (est.)4–8Needs partner
    TropicSweet300Needs partner
    Wealthy800–1,0002–8Needs partner
    Winesap8005–8Needs partner
    Yellow Transparent800–1,0003–8Needs partner
    Zestar800–1,000 (est.)3–6Needs partner

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    Apricots — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Blenheim4007–9Self-fertile
    Goldcot8004–9Self-fertile
    Harcot7004–9Self-fertile
    Moongold4–9Needs partner
    Moorpark6006–9Self-fertile
    Puget Gold6006–9Self-fertile
    Sungold4–9Needs partner
    Tilton6005–9Self-fertile
    Tomcot5004–9Self-fertile
    Wenatchee Moorpark7005–9Self-fertile

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    Citrus — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Bearss Limenone needed8–11Self-fertile
    Calamondinnone neededSelf-fertile
    Cara Caranone neededSelf-fertile
    Clementinenone neededNeeds partner
    Eureka Lemonnone needed8–11Self-fertile
    Improved Meyer Lemonnone needed8–11Self-fertile
    Key Limenone needed8–11Self-fertile
    Kumquat Nagaminone neededSelf-fertile
    Murcottnone needed
    Owari Satsumanone neededSelf-fertile
    Ponkannone needed
    Ruby Red Grapefruitnone neededSelf-fertile
    Satsuma Mandarinnone neededSelf-fertile
    Tangonone needed
    Valencia Orangenone neededSelf-fertile
    Washington Navel Orangenone neededSelf-fertile

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    Figs — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Black Mission1007–9Self-fertile
    Brown Turkey1007–9Self-fertile
    CelesteSelf-fertile
    Chicago HardySelf-fertile
    Desert King1005–9Self-fertile
    Kadota1007–9Self-fertile
    LSU GoldSelf-fertile
    LSU PurpleSelf-fertile
    O'RourkeSelf-fertile
    Violette de Bordeaux5–10Self-fertile

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    Nectarines — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Arctic Star300Self-fertile
    Double Delight300Self-fertile
    Fantasia5004–9Self-fertile
    Flavortop650Self-fertile
    Harko800Self-fertile
    Independence700Self-fertile
    Mericrest800Self-fertile
    Panamint250Self-fertile
    RedgoldSelf-fertile
    Snow Queen250–300Self-fertile

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    Peaches — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    August Pride200–300Self-fertile
    Babcock250–300Self-fertile
    Belle of Georgia750–900Self-fertile
    CandorSelf-fertile
    ClaytonSelf-fertile
    Contender900+4–8Self-fertile
    Cresthaven900+Self-fertile
    Donut200–300Self-fertile
    Elberta750–900Self-fertile
    Eva's Pride100–200Self-fertile
    Flameprince750–900Self-fertile
    Flordacrest350Self-fertile
    Flordaprince150Self-fertile
    Frost700Self-fertile
    Gulfprince400Self-fertile
    Harvester750–900Self-fertile
    Junegold600–750Self-fertile
    Loring750–900Self-fertile
    Mid-Pride250Self-fertile
    NormanSelf-fertile
    O'Henry750Self-fertile
    Redglobe750–900Self-fertile
    Redhaven900+5–9Self-fertile
    Redskin750–900Self-fertile
    Reliance1,0004–8Self-fertile
    SpringcrestSelf-fertile
    Suncrest500Self-fertile
    Tropic Snow225Self-fertile
    TropicBeauty150Self-fertile
    UFGold200Self-fertile
    UFOne250Self-fertile
    UFSun100Self-fertile

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    Pears — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    20th Century300–400Self-fertile
    Bartlett500–6005–9Needs partner
    Bosc500–6005–9Needs partner
    Chojuro450Needs partner
    Comice6005–9Needs partner
    D'Anjou800Needs partner
    Golden Spice3Needs partner
    Harrow Delight800Needs partner
    Hosui300–4005–10Needs partner
    Kieffer200–300Self-fertile
    Korean Giant5Needs partner
    Luscious4Needs partner
    Moonglow400–500Needs partner
    Parker4Needs partner
    Patten4Needs partner
    Seckel5005–8Needs partner
    Shinko450Needs partner
    Shinseiki250–3005–10Self-fertile
    Summercrisp4–8Needs partner
    Ure3Needs partner
    Warren600Self-fertile
    Yoinashi300–400Needs partner

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    Persimmons — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Fuyu2007–10Self-fertile
    Hachiya200Self-fertile
    Ichi-Ki-Kei-JiroSelf-fertile
    Jiro2008–11Self-fertile
    Meader5–9Self-fertile
    Prok5–8Self-fertile
    Saijo2007–9Self-fertile
    TanenashiSelf-fertile

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    Plums — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Alderman3–8Needs partner
    Beauty250Self-fertile
    Blue Damson800Self-fertile
    Burgundy3005–9Self-fertile
    Dapple Dandy400–5005–10Needs partner
    Elephant Heart500Needs partner
    Flavor Grenade300–400Needs partner
    Flavor King400Needs partner
    Flavor Supreme700–800Needs partner
    French Improved Prune800Self-fertile
    Green Gage700Self-fertile
    Italian Prune8004–9Self-fertile
    Methley2505–9Self-fertile
    Santa Rosa300Self-fertile
    Satsuma300Needs partner
    Shiro400–5005–9Self-fertile
    Stanley8004–9Self-fertile
    Superior4–8Needs partner
    TokaNeeds partner

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    Pomegranates — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Ambrosia1508–10Self-fertile
    Angel Red7–11Self-fertile
    Eversweet1508–10Self-fertile
    KazakeSelf-fertile
    Parfianka100–2007–10Self-fertile
    Salavatski7–10Self-fertile
    Sweet1008–10Self-fertile
    Wonderful1508–10Self-fertile

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    Sweet Cherries — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Bing700–9005–8Needs partner
    Black Tartarian7005–9Needs partner
    Brooks500Needs partner
    Craig's Crimson500–6004–9Self-fertile
    Kansas Sweet5006–8Needs partner
    Lambert8005–8Needs partner
    Lapins5005–9Self-fertile
    Rainier7005–9Needs partner
    Royal Ann7005–7Needs partner
    Royal Rainier5005–9Needs partner
    Stella400–5005–9Self-fertile
    Sunburst800Self-fertile
    Sweetheart5–9Self-fertile
    Utah Giant8006Needs partner
    Van7004–9Needs partner

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    Tart Cherries — chill hours, zones, and pollination
    VarietyChill hoursUSDA zonesPollination
    Balaton4–9Self-fertile
    Early Richmond7004–9Self-fertile
    English Morello5004–9Self-fertile
    Evans Bali400–7003–9Self-fertile
    Meteor8004–9Self-fertile
    Montmorency5004–7Self-fertile
    North Star5004–8Self-fertile