Apple Trees - North Pole (Columnar) crepe myrtle typically harvested in late summer

typically harvested in late summer to early fall

making it perfect for fresh eating

Whether used as a focal point or in mass plantings

These apples ripen in September and October and are perfect for fresh eating

• Improved Resistance: Hybrid vigor provides enhanced resistance to common dogwood diseases for long-lasting performance

Apple Trees - North Pole (Columnar) crepe myrtle typically harvested in late summerThe North Pole Columnar Apple is a unique and compact apple variety known for its upright, narrow growth habit and sweet, crisp flavor. These apples ripen in late summer to early fall and are perfect for small spaces, such as narrow gardens or patios. North Pole apples have a golden yellow skin with a slight blush, offering a mild, sweet flavor, making them great for fresh eating, baking, and making applesauce. Key Features: Compact, Columnar Growth: