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(3/8-7/8” caliper bare root) malus domestica, grows 16-24' tall. Cortland is one of the first varieties of apples that was developed from the popular McIntosh apple. It produces large ruby red apples that won't brown. With white flowers in mid-April, apples ripen in mid-September. Cortland apples are crisp, tart and sweetly perfumed, and great for pies and cider. This self-pollinating apple tree is a great option because it is reliable and bears heavy crops each season. It does not require a pollinator. Zone: 4-6
(3/8-7/8” caliper bare root) malus domestica, grows 16-24' tall. Cortland is one of the first varieties of apples that was developed from the popular McIntosh apple. It produces large ruby red apples that won't brown. With white flowers in mid-April, apples ripen in mid-September. Cortland apples are crisp, tart and sweetly perfumed, and great for pies and cider. This self-pollinating apple tree is a great option because it is reliable and bears heavy crops each season. It does not require a pollinator. Zone: 4-6