Red Cortland Apple
Cortland Apple
Malus domestica 'Red Cortland'
Cortland is an old-time heritage apple that Grandpa grew up with. Cortland is large, and round and similar in looks to McIntosh, but its flavor is very distinct. It is fiarly crisp and juicy, but is not a
Cortland Apple Pricing
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| 291 |
Red Cortland Apple on Semi-Standard (M111) root, Extra Large 5/8" up caliper grade |
$22.99 |
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| 1376 |
Red Cortland Apple on Dwarf (BUD 9) root, 2 year-Medium grade |
$23.99 |
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| 1377 |
Red Cortland Apple on Semi-Dwarf (M7) root, 2 year-Large grade |
$24.99 |
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| 1471 |
Red Cortland Apple on Dwarf (M26) root, Extra Large 5/8" up caliper grade |
$22.99 |
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Height12-15 Feet
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Spread10-14 Feet
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USDA Hardiness Zone 4-8
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Malus domestica 'Red Cortland' Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips
Cortland is a very vigorous grow that bears heavy annual crops. It ripens just after McIntosh, and blooms early in the season. It is susceptible to scab, mildew and fire blight so regular sprays and proper care is necessary.
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A Little History about Cortland Apple
Cortland is a cross of Ben Davis and McIntosh, made in 1898, at the famous horticultural experiment station at Geneva, NY. It was introduced in 1915-- the same year Grandpa was born!
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Malus domestica 'Red Cortland' Characteristics & Attributes
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Bloom Character
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Early blooming |
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Pollinizer needed |
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Fruit Characteristics
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Growth Rate/Habit
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Very vigorous |
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Early to bear |
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Spreading habit |
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Harvest Period
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Mid-September |
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Early fall |
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Other Attributes
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Very juicy |
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Short shelf-life |
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Complex flavor |
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Sub-acid flavor |
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Site Requirements
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Skill Required
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Uses
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High dessert quality |
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Juice or Cider |
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