Chestnut CrabApples

Season of Use: Sept-Oct
 

Use: Pickles, sauce, fresh eating.
 

Characteristics: The oblate fruit is large for a crab, averaging about 2 inches in diameter. It's light red over yellow ground and is russetted. The stem is long and slender, and the stem cavity is deep and medium-wide. Its basin is deep and wide. The yellow flesh is firm, crisp, fine-grained and juicy, and the flavor is sub-acid.
 

The large-sized crabapple was introduced in 1946 by the University of Minnesota Horticulture Research Center. Its parentage is Malinda open pollinated. The tree is medium in size, vigorous, and strong-crotched. It develops a wide-spreading to flattened head. The variety is resistant to cedar-apple rust and is moderately susceptible to apple scab and fireblight.
 
 

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Bushel & Peck
35878 Highway 61
Lake City, Minnesota  55041
 
 






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