

(zones 7-9) The Low-Chill Champion: Engineered for mild winters and scorching summers
Available on both Bud 9 and MM111 Rootstock.
Don't let the southern pedigree fool you—this is no soft baking apple. The Reverend Morgan delivers an exceptionally crisp, fine-grained white flesh wrapped in a beautiful pale green skin blushed with radiant pinkish-red. Every bite bursts with a well-balanced, mildly subacid sweetness, accented by distinctive, rich spicy overtones. The Reverend Morgan apple requires roughly 300 to 400 chill hours to successfully break dormancy and produce fruit 🍳 Versatility in the Kitchen Whether you eat it fresh off the branch or bring it into the kitchen, the Reverend Morgan shines: • Fresh Eating: Exceptional crunch and juiciness make it an elite backyard snack. • Baking & Cooking: Holds its firm texture beautifully in pies, tarts, and turnovers. • Sauces & Ciders: The complex, spicy flavor profile creates deeply layered applesauces and refreshing ciders. 🌸 Bloom Time & Pollination Partners • Bloom Window: Mid-to-late season. The tree bursts into a stunning display of pink and white blossoms, intentionally timing its flowering to avoid late spring frosts. • Pollination: While partially self-fertile, you will get a massive, heavy yield by planting it alongside compatible partners like Granny Smith, Fuji, Pink Lady, or Gala. 🌍 Ultimate Climate Resilience & USDA Zones • Hardiness Zones: Perfectly suited for USDA Zones 7–9. • The Low-Chill Champion: Engineered for mild winters and scorching summers, it requires very low winter chilling hours, making it the premier choice for the Deep South, Southwest, and coastal regions.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