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| DOLGO CRABAPPLE (Malus robusta x) |
| Large, abundant white blossoms followed by bright red fruits that make flavorful red jelly. Also popular for making hard cider. Resistant to scab, mildew rust and fireblight. Highly ornamental. Pollinates all apples. Dolgo Crabapple is an old Russian variety. Zones 2-8. |
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NSAPFOX
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| FOXWHELP CIDER APPLE (Malus pumila) |
| A bittersharp cider apple with high sugar, making it suitable for a quality single variety cider with the right balance of sweetness, acid, tannins, aroma and flavor. Foxwhelp Cider Apple Trees have an upright habit, are mid-season blooming, vigorous, and productive. |
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NSAPYARL
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| YARLINGTON MILL CIDER APPLE (Malus pumila) |
| Medium sized yellow fruit. Dependably productive with a bittersweet juice of fine flavor and aroma. Used to make a single variety cider or blended with other, sharper types. Yarlington Mill cider apple ripens in October. Zone 4-9 |
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| FREQUIN ROUGE CIDER APPLE (Malus domestica) |
| Tree is upright, somewhat vigorous, and productive. Frequin Rouge cider apple is an old French bittersweet type known for making a highly fragrant and flavorful drink of reddish color. Fruit is late ripening and keeps well. |
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