Fruit Trees--What To Plant?

On our property in the mountains of Virginia we lack soft mast trees. Two years ago we planted a couple of apple and pear trees and they are coming alone quite nicely. Now, however, we're looking to plant some more mast producing trees in various locations around the property.

That being said, what would you all recommend planting to provide some variety? I read in Quality Whitetails that there is some type of pear tree that doesn't produce until late in the fall and early winter, but I can't quite remember the name of it. This seemed like it may be a good route to go simply to have a late producing tree, but, other than that, what does everyone think??

Thanks in advance!

 

we have those, they are pretty cool, i will see if i can find the name
peaches grow well.

 

Don't know how they'll do in your area, but check persimmon trees! After the first frost the fruit turns sweet and do quite well in bringing in deer.

 

It could be a late Green Anjou, Red Anjou. Both are havested late.