Cortland has been an important variety since its release in 1915. It is a sweet apple with crisp, juicy flesh. Cortland is great for applesauce or drying as the flesh is slow to brown. Cortland crops well annually, and makes a good pollinator for others. The fruit keeps until Christmas under home storage conditions.
Canadian Hardiness Zone: 3
Recommended Use: fresh eating, cooking
Ripens: Early October
Pollination: Requires a pollinator
Height including roots: 100-200 cm one-year tree
Bare Root will ship or be available for pick up in April and May of 2020.
Potted trees are available now, but for pick up at the nursery only.