1 "HORSE" Apple Tree Live Plant 18-30" Tall

A widely grown apple most likely originating in North Carolina before 1800. More than any other apple, most older southerners remember the Horse apple. There are several reasons for its widespread popularity. The tree is healthy, grows rapidly, produces large crops of big apples in the middle of summer, makes good cider, and cooks well. The Horse has a flavor unlike others. It is uniquely tart and will disappoint those who like sweet or hard apples. It is however, unforgettable. Fruit size is medium to large, yellow when ripe, possibly red on the sunny side. Flesh is yellow, soft (sometimes firm), and briskly subacid. Ripens late July into August.

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MOST TREES WILL BE SHIPPED BAREROOT WHENDORMANT MEANING IT WILL HAVE NO LEAVES BUT IT IS ALIVE! DECEMBER THRU SPRINGDEPENDING ON WEATHER AFTER THEY WILL BE SHIPPED IN CONTAINERS