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, 

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