Alexander Apple Alexander Apple/Spy 227 Rootstock:2-4 ft.

Alexander Apple Alexander Apple/Spy 227 Rootstock:2-4 ft.The Origins of Alexander Alexander likely originated in Ukraine sometime during the 1700s, where it was thought to have been known as Aporta. The name Alexander was later attributed to the apple in honor of Russia's Emperor Alexander I. Arrival in America In the early 1800s, as pioneers migrated to the colder, harsher regions of the western United States, many European cultivars and their American seedlings struggled to survive the extreme winters of

If you’re in an area that regularly experiences sub -40°F temperatures

Glockenapfel (also known as Weißer Winterglockenapfel and related regional names) is an old European winter apple of uncertain origin that was widely grown in parts of Central Europe

Roxbury Russet can be slower to come into bearing compared to modern apples

Growth & Rootstock Info

Because Arkansas Black is unlikely to survive temperatures below -40°F

This is a late-ripening variety

Bluebell Grape – A Cold-Hardy Concord Alternative

Choose tighter spacing if you plan active pruning

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they do have seeds

Known for its rich

we have seen Montmorency growing in cuspy zone 3/4 areas