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I'd encourage you look at some of the heirloom varieties that you'll never find in a grocery store. There are fantastic old apples that aren't a good fit for co
by quercusa 6y ago
I'd encourage you look at some of the heirloom varieties that you'll never find in a grocery store. There are fantastic old apples that aren't a good fit for commercial production but are awesome in the back yard (depending where you live). Check out Esopus Spitzenberg or Cox's Orange Pippin.
- jdhn 6y agoIs there a preferred place to buy these heirloom varieties of apples?
- quercusa 6y agoI bought some years ago from Raintree Nursery[0] and was very happy with them. Their selection seems smaller these days. Trees of Antiquity[1] seems to have a huge variety but I have no experience with them. [0] https://raintreenursery.com/collections/apple-trees https://raintreenursery.com/collections/apple-trees [1] https://www.treesofantiquity.com/collections/apple-trees https://www.treesofantiquity.com/collections/apple-trees (Earlier typo: Spitzenburg, not -berg)