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Combo Disease-Resistant Apple (4 varieties)

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Original price $99.99 - Original price $99.99
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$99.99 - $99.99
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SKU A8504S

Malus Domestica spp.

Varieties are subject to change

Enjoy 4 of the 5 best-tasting, disease-resistant apples, on one amazing self-fertile, semi-dwarf tree: 

Ashmead's Kernel, William's Pride, Liberty, Dayton, and/or Belmac 

Please Note: We cannot guarantee specific variety requests for combo trees due to the numerous factors that can affect successful grafting. If you desire a specific varietal, we recommend purchasing it as a single-graft tree from our collection.

Harvest tasty yellow and red apples from August through October. Can be maintained at 12-15'.

On MM106 semi-dwarf rootstock.

Hardy to USDA Zone: 4

Mature Height: 15' (Semi-dwarf)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: August - October

Pollination: Self-Fertile

Size: Semi-Dwarf (4'-5')

Zone Compatibility

This Variety's Zone Range

2 - 11

Outdoors: 4 - 11

My Hardiness Zone

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The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatibility range of this variety before ordering.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Only one plant needed? Or do I need 2 or more to pollinate?

    Due to having several compatible variaties grafted on the tree it is "self fertile" but will not be if enough variaties are lost.

  • Are any of the varieties favored for pie making, sauce, or jelly?

    Ashmead's Kernel and Belmac are especially well suited for cooking. Williams Pride, Liberty, and Dayton are best fresh, pressed, or dried. All apples make a fine sauce.

  • What are the chill hours required for this tree?

    800+

  • How much space should we give this tree when planting?

    This tree should be given 8+ feet on either side of the planting hole. If planting multiple trees of this kind that would be 16 feet apart.

  • Are these trees mature enough on arrival to companion plant around or is it better to wait a certain number of years until they are more established?

    These trees are 3 years old when shipped. Depending on what you are planting it should be fine and is preferred so you don't damage the root system by digging around in the root zone later.

  • There's a lot of junipers where I live, is this resistant to cedar apple rust?

    Yes. These apples are all rated resistant to very resistant to cedar apple rust.

  • I was wondering how many years does it take to fruit after planting this?

    Typically within 2-3 years if the tree establishes correctly.

  • Is this scab resistant?

    Not specifically no, it will need regular pruning and good light penetration.

Customer Reviews

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Charles E.
Update on my tree

My tree is growing as expected. I have two pictures of the tree. One is the tree at 1 week, and the second picture is the same three after 4 weeks.
I am very pleased with Raintree Nursery.

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David M.
Excellent Healthy Tree

Very well developed and well packed. It started leafing out after just two weeks in the ground. I got all five varieties on mine!

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Charles E.
Excellent tree

I received my tree in excellent condition(.COMBO DISEASE-RESISTANT APPLE (4 VARIETIES). The root system was very robust, and freshly alive. It was immediately planted, and I am expecting a healthy apple fruits, to be harvested in the near future. I will always buy from Raintree Nursery.

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Angela

I was pleased with the apple tree. It is sturdy and well shaped.

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M.B.
Good Tree, Very Happy

The tree we received is ideally branched with good crotch angles. The roots were well wrapped and moist. The trunk is sturdy and straight. So it is a really nice tree, pretty much perfect. We planted it right away and are hoping for lots of future fruit.