In November, the only thing louder than the rain of fiery red crabapples from this tree, will be the sound of your buck hitting the ground! With an extended drop starting around the 1st of November, this crabapple tree is loaded for attracting deer and turkey. Finishing up the last of its drops about December 15-30th. It doesn't get any better than this disease resistant, annual cropping, crabapple tree.
November Napalm™ Crabapple
- mother tree bears 1 November to 30 December in Mechanicsburg, PA
- disease resistant
- very vigorous
- heavy bearing
- Zone 4 hardy
- drops all fruit (no shriveled mummies left on tree)
- this is a grafted tree onto full standard seedling rootstock
Quarter sized fiery red fruit, considered a crab but definitely flavored well to eat fresh. Won 1st place "Best Crabapple" at the 4th annual Pomological seedling exhibit.
*This is a grafted tree on full standard seedling apple rootstock, chosen specifically to grow the tree as fast and large as possible. If there was a more vigorous rootstock out there, I would use it.
