Last spring, a local garden center had a huge variety of dwarf fruit trees, but I didn't have a yard. Now, I have a huge yard, and the same garden center has almost nothing (I was able to replace the Honeycrisp tree that got run over by a truck last fall). I would like to plant quite a few trees (
high density planting), but it looks like I'm going
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http://extension.usu.edu/juab/htm/agriculture/fruit-tree-production/apple
http://www.wallace-woodstock.com/appletrees.htm
Since, personally, I like my apples crisp more than sweet, so it's been close on eight years since I last ate a Pink Lady, I don't remember what they taste like, but there's a tart cooking apple in there that's hardy to Zone 5.
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I ordered a Sundance and a Granny Smith from Gurney's, and I already have a Honeycrisp, so I guess three is enough for this year. I also ordered their patio Key Lime tree. I have a nice, sunny south facing window that needs some green during the winter.
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And in response to the post: Gala apples
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