Gravenstein Apple Bloom Period_Very Early and got a bushel of

and got a bushel of apple seeds in return

The Fireside aroma often fills the room when left out on the counter for the day

Rootstock: MM 111 (semi-dwarf)

but it's mainly one of our favorite refreshing late season dessert apples

Harvesting period ten days

Gravenstein Apple Bloom Period_Very Early and got a bushel ofUSDA Certified Organic Gravenstein apple trees require no introduction in Northern California where it has long been the premium variety. The Gravenstein apple tree was discovered in 1669 as a chance seedling in Denmark. The Gravenstein apple tree was introduced to California in the early 19th century, perhaps by Russian fur traders, who are said to have planted a tree at Fort Ross in 1811. Gravenstein apples are medium to large, skin thin, tender,