Red St. Lawrence Apple

Red St. Lawrence Apple

Malus spp. Early Fall. Seedling of Fameuse. Montreal, Canada, 19th century or possibly much earlier.

An iconic striped apple that is immediately recognizable once you know it. Medium-large round-oblate apples are pale yellow washed and marbled with bright red and overlaid with striking dark red stripes. Crisp juicy tender fine-grained flesh is tart with a hint of lemon. Ripens over a period of several weeks in September. All-purpose. Recommended for dessert, pies or sauce.

Red St. Lawrence was discovered in Newburgh, Maine, as a sport (mutation) of the original St. Lawrence with a much redder ground color under the darker red stripes. Blooms midseason. Z3. Maine Grown. (Semi-dwarf: 2½-5' bare-root trees)

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7263 Red St. Lawrence

D: 1 on G890 semi-dwarfing stock
$38.50
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