Wolf River Apple Tree

$40.00

Primarily used as a cooking apple due to its large size and sweet tart flavor.

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Description

The first Wolf River tree was grown on the banks of the Wolf River in Fremont, Wisconsin, USA. It originated from seeds of Alexander apples that William Springer purchased during his journey from Quebec, Canada, to his new home in the American Midwest in the 1860s. Primarily used as a cooking apple due to its large size and sweet tart flavor.
Zones: 3 to 8
Harvest Date: September 15th
Bloom Period: 3-Med
Ploidy: Diploid
Self-Fertile: No
Vigor: 3-High
Fire Blight Resistance: 2-Some Resistance
Scab Resistance: 1-Very Resistant
Cedar Apple Rust Resistance: 2-Some Resistance

Additional information

Rootstock

Semi-Dwarf M7, Semi-Standard M111

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