Bare Root Virginia Winesap Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root Virginia Winesap Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Semi dwarf, deciduous fruit tree Description: Apples are a darker red than other Winesap strains; sweet, crisp, aromatic, yellow flesh; typically ripens in late October. Habit: Grafted onto semi dwarfing rootstock (MM111); grows 12 to 15 high; space trees 15 20 apart; mid season blooming period with pink flowers. Culture: Prefers full sun and ordinary garden soil; a triploid variety so two additional pollinators (apple varieties) recommended for

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Habit: Grows 1-3 feet high and wide

white flowers in mid-summer when few other woody plants are in bloom

tolerant of poor

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including the “Damascene” plum in the south-facing orchard at Monticello

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Daylily hybridization first began in England around 1890

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