Holstein Apple Tree Harvest_Late Requires 100 hours of chilling

Requires 100 hours of chilling

Origin Date: Massachusetts 1784

Considerations for Hauer Pippin Apple

Displays some resistance to fireblight

Holstein Apple Tree Harvest_Late Requires 100 hours of chillingUSDA Certified Organic Holstein apple tree was discovered by chance in Germany around 1918. The Holstein apple is often best as a dessert apple, but makes a great fresh cider. The Holstein apple tree is thought to be progeny of esteemed Cox Orange Pippin. The Holstein apple is a large fruit, highly aromatic with a flavor of Cox and its prized sugar acid balance countered with a firm, juicy, creamy flesh. The Holstein apple trees are vigorous with a