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Heritage Apple Corps Heritage Fruit Tree Registry This wiki documents heritage fruit trees (mainly apples but some pears and plums) found in historic homestead orchards across Central Oregon, primarily on public lands managed by the USDA Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. These orchards were planted by homesteaders in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and many trees survive today as living links to our agricultural heritage. The project works to identify, document, and preserve these historic trees through genetic testing and propagation at the Clarno Arboretum. Quick Links All Trees - Complete tree inventory Browse All Orchards - All documented orchards Browse Varieties - Identified apple varieties Unique Trees - Unknown heritage varieties awaiting identification Lost Orchards - Historic orchards lost to fire and time Statistics & Dashboard Preserved at Clarno - Trees preserved for future generations Contact - Get involved

Statistics Trees Documented 144 Orchards 22 Identified Varieties 30 Preserved at Clarno 24 Orchards by Location Crooked River National Grassland View all CRNG orchards Deschutes National Forest View all DNF orchards BLM Land View all BLM orchards

Featured Orchards

• McCoin Upper - 31 trees, 9 varieties
• McCoin Lower - 31 trees, 9 varieties
• Cyrus - 25 trees, 7 varieties
• Cyrus Horse Camp - 11 trees, 2 varieties
• Lithgow Springs - 7 trees, 5 varieties

Organization

The Heritage Apple Corps

The Heritage Apple Corps is a volunteer-run, community-driven initiative to revitalize, protect, and maintain Central Oregon’s heritage apple trees. Help us by volunteering, contributing knowledge, or simply appreciate these treasures hiding in plain sight.

The School of Ranch

The Heritage Apple Corps is a program of The School of Ranch, a 501c3 nonprofit. EIN: 92-1278473

Website: Heritage Apple Corps at School of Ranch