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Golden Sentinel Columnar Apple

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SKU A272S

Malus domestica 'Golden Sentinel'

Enjoy this this golden columnar apple late into the fall! Golden Sentinel is a large flavorful yellow apple that ripens in early October, sweet and juicy with that classic McIntosh crunch!

Columnar apple trees are trees that produce their fruit on spurs along the main stem. Columnar trees combine disease resistance, flavor, and ease of growing in small spaces as each has a narrow upright habit.

Ideally suited to grow in a container, on a patio, or as a small tree in the ground, trees grow to about 8' tall. Like other apples, you will need two different cultivars for pollination.  Columnar apple varieties bloom in the mid and mid-late seasons and are good pollinizers for any other apple variety!

Chill hours 800 to 1200. On MM106 semi-dwarf rootstock.

USDA Zone: 4-9

Mature Height: 8' (Columnar)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Late Summer - Fall

Pollination: Needs a Pollinizer

Semi-Dwarf Rootstock: MM106

Read our Apple Growing Guide

Size: Semi-Dwarf (1'-3')

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • how long til golden sentinel produces flowers/apples? How tall are the trees when they are sent?

    Columar apples are shipped at roughly 24" tall and can safely start producing fruit within 2-3 years after planting.

  • What, if any, fungicide, insecticide, or other sprays do you suggest to apply to new/young columnar apple trees? Or do you suggest applying nothing until/unless problems occur?

    Apply nothing, including fertilizers, until necessary.

  • whats yield on full grown trees

    Up to 1/8th bushel on a mature tree.

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Sabrina
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I got 4 columnar apple trees from Raintree in Spring 2021. They all have grown a ton and look great! So cool.