Apple 'Liberty' (Malus spp.)

Collected, grafted and locally grown on Malus fusca (Pacific Crabapple) rootstock for better hardiness in the PNW! Plant Description: Liberty has dark, polished red skin and intense, sprightly flavor make this medium size, elongated apple a favorite. Trees that were bred in New York for high scab and mildew resistance thrive in the Pacific Northwest and throughout most of the nation. Every year, a large crop ripens on this spreading tree late midseason, in early October in the PNW. Height: 25ft Watering needs: regular, can tolerate dry summers once established Sun needs: full sun Pollination needs: somewhat self fertile, but another apple variety nearby will increase yield Soil needs: rich, well-draining Fruiting Time: ripens in October