Zone 3 - Wisconsin. ca. 1870 - Dwarf rootstock

Baking, cooking
Late season

Parentage: probably o.p. seedling of Alexander
Wolf River is one of the largest apples in our orchard, and probably one of the largest grown. Its flesh is rather coarse, preventing it from being a worthy dessert apple. It has been used primarily as a baking apple. It starts as a greenish-yellow colour becoming brick red as it matures. The tree can take up to 5 or 6 years before beginning to produce apples. Scab resistant and possibly cedar apple rust resistant.

BARE ROOT