Our favorite very late season apples because these produce lovely, tasty apples even when weather wrecks most of the others. It’s never too hot for them, it never rains enough to split them. From the hills above Santa Cruz in the 1890s. These are on the Slow Food Ark of Taste. These have good disease resistance, handle heat and rain. They are highly productive every year. We’ve had good success grafting them.

Categories: dessert apple, cider apple, baking/saucing apple

Tags: disease-resistant, heavy producer, harvest period late, Heat/low-chill tolerant, Pollination Group F