Bare Root Blacktwig Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root Blacktwig Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Semi dwarf, deciduous fruit tree Description: Medium to large apples are deep red with some red striping; firm, juicy, mildly subacid (after storing), yellowish white flesh; typically ripens in October . Habit: Grafted onto semi dwarfing rootstock (MM111); grows 12' to 15' high; space trees 15 20' apart; late season blooming period. Culture: Prefers full sun and ordinary garden soil; requires one additional pollinator (apple variety) for improved

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