Goblin Apple Rootstock/Size:M26 Semi-Dwarf: 3-5 ft. Bud grafts on one year older rootstock

Goblin Apple Rootstock/Size:M26 Semi-Dwarf: 3-5 ft. Bud grafts on one year older rootstockOverview Goblin Apple is a local Montana apple discovered in the Bitterroot Valley (Stevensville) by Tanya and Shad Pease and selected by Luke Ruffner. It has proven to be a consistent and reliable producer in the Bitterroot, combining strong regional adaptation with exceptional fruit quality. The apples are visually striking and have impressed multiple tasters for both fresh eating and cider. Fruit Quality & Uses When Luke tasted the fruit in fall of

which is commonly used in Russian breeding programs specifically to confer exceptional cold hardiness and resilience

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Whether Wickson can withstand temperatures lower than this is likely

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Because of its firmness

Javid’s Iranian Almond produces true almond nuts intended for kernel use rather than ornamental value

much of the Flathead and Mission Valleys

We also added a piece on hardiness from Les McCartney's experience growing it in Bozeman

You will be participating in our Montana (or other cold climate) persimmon research to get hardy persimmon varieties

that likely translates to a mid-September ripening window in warmer sites

Trees are 3-5 ft

Bud 118: While often categorized as a semi-standard rootstock