Apple, dwarf (B9) 'Eden (B9)'
Malus domestica 'Eden (B9)',
Hardiness
:
Zone 4
Category
Fruit tree
Description
'Eden' is a Quebec-developed cultivar resulting from a cross between 'Linda' and 'Jonamac' at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. It produces medium to large, firm, crisp, juicy and highly aromatic apples. One of its most distinctive characteristics is its very low browning after cutting, making it particularly suitable for fresh eating, fruit salads, dried apple chips and processing. The fruit also tends to remain on the tree after reaching maturity.
65-100cm high, naked roots
quantity available: 3 |
40.50$
+1
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Height X Width
2.5m X 2.0m
Foliage
Deciduous, oblong to slightly obovate leaves with double serration and hairy undersides. Feuillage
Flowering
White to pale pink apple blossoms. Flowering begins approximately five days before 'McIntosh'. Blooming time : from may to beginning of june
Fruits
Medium to large, approximately 150 g, globose to oblate and sometimes irregular. The skin is dark red over a greenish-yellow background. Flesh is white, firm, crisp, juicy and fine-textured, with a sweet, acidic and highly aromatic flavour. It is notably resistant to browning after cutting and bruising. Fruit can remain on the tree after maturity and is suitable for fresh eating, salads, drying, juice and cider.
Harvest : from end of september to october
Resistances
Considered hardy Resistant to: Apple scab
Soil type
Normal, well drained
