Bare Root Esopus Spitzenburg Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root Esopus Spitzenburg Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Semi dwarf, deciduous fruit tree Description: Handsome red apples with firm, juicy yellow flesh. They have a delicious, brisk, rich flavor that is unforgettable, ripening in late autumn. Habit: Grafted onto semi dwarfing root stock; will grow 14 16' high Culture: Prefers full sun and ordinary garden soil; needs a pollinator Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Attributes: Edible fruits, attracts bees Jefferson documented 'Esopus Spitzenburg' was one

pyramidal to rounded tree

although not repeat blooming

Culture: Prefers full sun and rich

New York: “There is upon this tree every year hundreds of flowers

Dozens of hybrids and cultivars were available by the mid-19th century

The oak-shaped leaves and low growth habit inspired this Teucrium's Latin name: chamaedrys means "ground oak

Marybone Chapel

globe-shaped

The flowers of this Asclepias are an important nectar source for many butterflies

with the company of his faithful squire and wise fool

especially in southern regions

Now the historian Joseph J