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The Cortland apple tree produces medium to large, bright red fruit with crisp, snow-white flesh that resists browning—ideal for fresh eating, salads, and baking. This cold-hardy cultivar thrives in Zones 4-7, making it perfect for northern climates. Developed in New York in 1898, Cortland is a McIntosh cross known for its sweet-tart flavor with subtle strawberry notes. Trees reach 12-15 feet at maturity and require a pollenizer for optimal fruit set. Harvest in late September to early October. Self-sterile; plant with compatible varieties like Honeycrisp, Gala, or McIntosh for cross-pollination. Excellent disease resistance and consistent yields make Cortland a reliable choice for orchards and home gardens alike.
Cortland Apple (Malus 'Fruit Cortland') - 2 gallon 36"
$84.10
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Native: No
Pollinator: No
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Shipping:
- Plants are shipped directly to your address and should arrive in 5-7 business days.
- We ship within the contiguous United States only.
- Currently, plant material cannot be shipped to Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, and Montana due to agricultural regulations.
Warranty & Returns:
- All direct ship plant order sales are final.
- Warranties will only be issued for problems arising during the shipping process and must be requested within 7 days of delivery, such as; incorrect item, excessive damage, infestation or disease, or a dead plant.