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Print this pageCorail
Malus domestica 'Corail-Pinova cv'
$38.25
Corail Apple on Semi-Standard (EMLA 106) root - Large 1/2" - 5/8" calipercaliper
- Summary
- Hardiness Zone & More
Corail is the common name for the Pinova cultivar of apple introduced many years ago to the US from Germany. It is a pretty bi-colored apple with high quality and great flavor. The fruit size in medium and requires good thinning. The bloom tends to be a shade of lavender. It is a good keeper and ripens in early to mid-October in Michigan. Corail can be prone to fire-blight since it can sometimes show open blooms late in the summer and can be infected at that time. It has gone by many names including Pinata, and Sonata.
- Height
- 12-15
- Spread
- 10-15
- Zone
- 3-6
- Color
- Bi-Colored
- Categories
- Apple--- Hardy Varieties,
- Tags
- Mid-season blooming, Thin early for size, Scab resistance, Medium size fruit, Average vigor, Early to bear
Disease Resistance
Fruit Characteristics
Harvest Period
Skill Required