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Cardinal Cortland
Fruit:
Juicy, sweet with a hint of tartness with a great white flesh that is great for salads. Cortland apples are great for eating, salads, pies and baking.
Bloom Time:
Mid April
Bloom Color:
Pinkish White
Pollination:
Diploid
Fruit Ripening
Time:
September through early October
Rootstocks:
EMLA111 Semi-Dwarf Mature Height: 18-22ft.
Tree Characteristics:
The tree is hardy and vigorous. It is moderately resistant to cedar-apple rust and fireblight, but susceptible to apple scab.
Exposure:
Full Sun
Comments:
The Cortland is medium sized, attractive red; white flesh similar to McIntosh. The basin is wrinkled.
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