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(3/8-7/8” caliper bare root) Malus domestica - The most widely planted, free-standing semi-dwarf rootstock apple tree. The fruit is orange-red with a yellow background, with a sweet-tart, crisp, juicy flavor. The tree exhibits an open spreading-type growth, similar to peach trees in size. The trees are well-anchored, hardy and fruit well in a dry season. It has a tendency to root-sucker. Outstanding winter hardiness makes excellent potential for northern growing regions. Moderately resistant to apple scab. Non-vigorous and late blooming. Harvest early Sept. Zones 3-6
(3/8-7/8” caliper bare root) Malus domestica - The most widely planted, free-standing semi-dwarf rootstock apple tree. The fruit is orange-red with a yellow background, with a sweet-tart, crisp, juicy flavor. The tree exhibits an open spreading-type growth, similar to peach trees in size. The trees are well-anchored, hardy and fruit well in a dry season. It has a tendency to root-sucker. Outstanding winter hardiness makes excellent potential for northern growing regions. Moderately resistant to apple scab. Non-vigorous and late blooming. Harvest early Sept. Zones 3-6