

(zones 2-8) tree survives bone-chilling lows of -50°F without breaking a sweat.
Available on both Bud 9 and MM111 Rootstock.
Taste the Ultimate Legend of the North: The Goodland Apple Born in the Bitter Cold Forged in 1955 at Canada’s legendary Morden Research Centre, the Goodland apple was engineered to triumph where other fruit trees fail. It is a historic champion of northern orchards, carrying the elite genetics of the rugged Patten Greening to deliver unparalleled reliability year after year.Flavor that Commands Attention Beneath its gorgeous, sun-blushed yellow-green skin lies a crisp, snow-white flesh that explodes with juice. Every bite delivers a perfect symphony of aromatic sweetness balanced by a refreshing, bright tangThe Kitchen MVP From the branch to the baking dish, Goodland does it all. Because its pristine white flesh resists browning when sliced, it is the ultimate choice for fresh summer salads and gourmet platters. Craving comfort food? It bakes into rich, bubbling pies and simmers down into the silkiest, most flavorful applesauce you’ve ever tasted. Plus, it keeps its crunch in cold storage for up to 5 months!• USDA Zones: 2–8. From the unforgiving winters of Montana and Saskatchewan down to milder climates, this tree survives bone-chilling lows of -50°F without breaking a sweat. • Bloom Time: A spectacular burst of resilient blossoms every mid-to-late May. • The Perfect Match: While partially self-fertile, pair your Goodland with an early-to-mid-season pollination partner like a Dolgo Crabapple, Honeycrisp, or McIntosh for a jaw-dropping, branch-bending harvest. Trees are bench grafted 1/4-3/16 inch diameter and 1 1/2 to 2 feet tall when shipped.



(Zones 3-8) An excellent tasting apple for fresh eating in norther climates