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York Apple

York Apple

Malus domestica 'York'

York is a popular eating, cooking and processing apple in the Northeast. Grandpa's strain is highly colored and quite spurry and more compact than ordinary York.

York Apple Pricing

Item # Description Price
99 York Apple on Semi-Standard (M111) root, Extra Large 5/8" up caliper grade $22.99 Add Add to Cart
1439 York Apple on Semi-Standard (M111) root, 2 year-Medium grade $23.99 Add Add to Cart

Height

12-16 Feet

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Spread

10-14 Feet


USDA Hardiness Zone 4-7

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Malus domestica 'York'
Homeowner Growing and Maintenance Tips

York is a very late blooming apple, so it should be a good choice for locations where late spring frosts are a concern. The tree is hardy and easy to maintain. Pollinate with other late blooming varieties like Spy, Rome and Melrose.

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A Little History about York Apple

York is a heritage variety, found about 1830 in York, Pennsylvania.

Malus domestica 'York' Characteristics & Attributes

Bloom Character
Late blooming
Pollinizer needed
Tends to biennial bear
Fruit Characteristics
Large fruit
Growth Rate/Habit
Upright habit
Very vigorous
Spurry habit
Harvest Period
Late fall
Other Attributes
Keeps well
Somewhat tart
Very crisp
Very juicy
Site Requirements
Full Sun
Frost Resistant
Very hardy
Skill Required
Average skill
Uses
Good for pies
Good for sauce
Canning or freezing
Cooking or baking