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Golden Treat™ Urban™ Columnar Apple-Fruit Trees-Biringer-Semi-Dwarf (2'-3')-

Golden Treat™ Urban™ Columnar Apple

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$49.99 - $49.99
$49.99
$49.99 - $49.99
$49.99
SKU A765S

Malus domestica 'Golden Treat'

Golden Treat™ is a beautiful golden apple with a sweet, delicious flavor. It ripens early mid-season.

Urban Apple® is a NEW category of columnar trees that produce their fruit on spurs along the main stem. Each combines disease resistance, flavor and ease of growing in small spaces. 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 about 8' tall. Like other apples, you need two different cultivars for pollination. Each Urban Apple® blooms mid season and is a good pollinizer for the others.

They are each highly disease resistant selections from Dr. Jaroslav Tupy of the Czech Republic. Chill hours 800 to 1200. On MM106 semi-dwarf rootstock.

 

USDA Zone: 4-9

Mature Height: 8' Columnar

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Early Mid-Season

Pollination: Needs a Pollinizer

Semi-Dwarf Rootstock: MM106

Read our Apple Growing Guide

Size: Semi-Dwarf (2'-3')
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • Are the golden treat rust resistant?

    Yes it is!

  • Will the Golden Trea and Tasty Red columnar apples pollinate eachother? Or do I need a regular apple tree as a pollinator?

    All columnar and urban apples are still apples and cross pollinate with each other, and other apple trees, without trouble.

  • Will this columnar apple and the tasty red pollinate each other or do I need a regular apple for pollination?

    All columnar and urban apples are still apples and cross pollinate with each other, and other apple trees, without trouble.

  • When can we expect these columnar trees to fruit?

    Within 2-3 years after planting.

  • Do these require a pollinator? If so which is best?

    This is a bloom group 3 apple placing it firmly in the mid season and will require a cross pollinator from groups 2, 3, or 4. Check out our Apple Growing Guide in the Help Center tab for more information.

Customer Reviews

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Michelle

The tree came with two others well packaged & in good condition. The planting instructions were very clear. I can wait to establish the roots!

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BobDavis
Super happy with these trees

After one week of being planted the tree is already sprouting. Super excited to watch it grow.

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Carmen
Easy planting

Picked it up and wasn't able to plant my bare rootstocks right away (this one and the dwarf honeycrisp). The bag they put it in was perfect, and it sat in the shade for about five days with no problems. Set to soak for a couple hours before I put it in the ground and now it's got baby leaf buds coming out about a week and a half post-planting. Hopefully it continues to go ok but zero problems encountered thus far!

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Robert C.

Bizarre little spike healthy root system..

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mark c.
Columnar apple

Came In great shape and looking forward to getting apples on it !

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