Grafted apple tree - 1st year whips

Malus domestica (All trees grafted to Bud.118 rootstock) Bud.118 rootstock is known for being very cold hardy and precocious while growing to about 3/4 the size of seedling trees. Well rooted and long lived, no need for tree support. **Special Note: We only offer small first year grafted trees (known as whips) through our mail order business (larger trees available locally). To protect the young graft and avoid costly shipping surcharges we often have to head back our taller grafted trees before shipping.   Cultivar Bloom Time Ripening Window Primary Uses Baldwin Early–Midseason Late fall; keeps until spring Fresh eating, cooking, hard cider, storage Black Oxford Midseason Late fall; keeps into spring Dessert, cider, storage Blue Pearmain Midseason Mid–late fall; keeps until midwinter Pies, baked apples, sauce, dessert Canadian Strawberry Midseason Early fall; keeps ~1 month Dessert, early cider Fallawater Midseason Late fall; keeps until midwinter Fresh eating, baking