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The Double-Apple Twist Tree is the perfect combination of art, creativity, and horticulture. Using grafting techniques that go back centuries, 2 distinct apple varieties are now growing on just 1 tree. These varieties are a blend of Honeycrisp, Fuji, Braeburn, Liberty, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Red McIntosh, Winesap, and Gala. A large benefit of this tree is that the unique varieties pollinate each other. When before you needed to reserve space for at least 2 trees, this tree takes up much less precious room in your landscape. This tree lets you enjoy a variety of apples all season long because they ripen at different times. Now when 1 crop is done, another apple with a completely different flavor will ready to enjoy. Not to mention, if you enjoy baking with apples, putting them in your salads, or just plain fresh eating then this tree gives you the opportunity to try all kinds of different recipes and flavors.

Ambrosia is an excellent choice as a home grown apple cultivar due to its delicious sweet honeyed flavor, excellent crisp and juicy texture and extreme cold hardiness. Normally apples are classified into 2 categories, baking apples or fresh-eating apples. However, due to its balance of high sugar and low acid content, Ambrosia is 1 of the lucky few to be an excellent choice for both fresh eating and cooking. Unlike most modern apple cultivars which are developed under painstaking care, Ambrosia is 1 of the few edible varieties to be discovered as a seedling purely by chance. Ambrosia apples are also known to be some of the slowest to brown after slicing, making them perfect for a school lunch, fruit platter or fruit salad. The Ambrosia apple tree, botanical name Malus domestice 'Ambrosia', lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4-8 and reaches a 12 ft. H with a 10 ft. W.

The Asian Double-Pear Twist Tree is the perfect combination of art, creativity, and horticulture. Using grafting techniques that go back centuries, 2 distinct Asian Pear varieties are now growing on just 1 tree. Each tree will have a combination of Chojuro, Hosui, Nijisseiki, Shinseiki, and even a European Comice pear for good measure. A great benefit of this tree is that the unique varieties pollinate each other. When before you needed to reserve space for at least 2 trees, this tree takes up much less precious room in your landscape. Also, the different varieties of Asian Pears create a beautiful tree because they are all different shades of green, golden-brown, and yellow. Now you get to enjoy a variety of pears all season long because they ripen at different times. When 1 crop is done, another pear with a completely different flavor will be ready to enjoy. If you enjoy baking and cooking with Asian Pears or just plain fresh eating then this tree gives you the opportunity to try all kinds of different recipes and flavors.

The Double-CherryTwist Tree is the perfect combination of art, creativity, and horticulture. Using grafting techniques that go back centuries, 2 distinct cherry varieties are now growing on just 1 tree. Each tree will have a combination of Rainier, Bing, Black Tart, Lapins, Van, Stella, Sweetheart, Lambert, Corum, Royal Anne, and Montmorency. A large benefit of this tree is that the unique varieties pollinate each other. When before you needed to reserve space for at least 2 trees, this tree takes up much less precious room in your landscape. This is especially helpful with cherry trees because standard trees can grow quite large. The different varieties of cherries create a beautiful tree because they are all different shades of red. Also you get to enjoy a variety of cherries all season long because they ripen at different times. Now when 1 crop is done, another cherry with a completely different flavor will be ready to enjoy.

The Double-Pear Twist Tree is the perfect combination of art, creativity, and horticulture. Using grafting techniques that go back centuries, 2 distinct pear varieties are now growing on just 1 tree. These varieties are a blend of Bartlett, Anjou, Comice, Red Bartlett, Moonglow, Kieffer, Luscious, Bosc and Flemish Beauty. A great benefit of this tree is that the unique varieties pollinate each other. When before you needed to reserve space for at least 2 trees, this tree takes up much less precious room in your landscape. Also, the different varieties of pears create a beautiful tree because they are all different shades of green, red, and yellow. Also you get to enjoy a variety of pears all season long because they ripen at different times. Now when 1 crop is done, another pear with a completely different flavor will be ready to enjoy.

Braeburn quickly became 1 of the top 5 most popular apples in the United States due to its combination of amazing consumer-oriented and commercial-orientated qualities. The most important of these is that Braeburn is all sweetness without any tart flavoring, making it absolutely delicious. The next is its beautiful red and orange streaked appearance, in fact it was the first major commercial apple cultivar to have a bi-colored appearance. Its exceptionally firm texture, long-shelf life, and overall resilience are what drove its success among orchardists and the produce industry. Braeburn is a modern and delicious apple that paved the way for todays favorites, such as Honeycrisp and Jonagold.

Grow your favorite fruit right in your home garden with this Dwarf Honeycrisp Apple Tree. This tree will give you flavorful apples, while also being a durable tree that can withstand many climates. It will also give you more fruit sooner compared to other apple trees.

Granny Smith is the most popular green apple in the United States. This vigorous tree is almost sure to outgrow other apple varieties within the first 3-years of planting. This means that a Granny Smith tree will usually bear fruit sooner than other apples as well. Not to mention that Granny Smith is extremely cold hardy, thriving in places where most apple trees couldn't survive. The firm, juicy fruit is a bright green color and due to its cold tolerance, the tree has been known to produce apples well into December.

The flavor of Gravenstein makes it best used for cooking, baking, and cider-pressing mainly due to its low sugar content and large fruit size. It's also a great choice due to the massive number of apples produced by a single Gravenstein tree. In fact Gravenstein is 1 of the largest-growing apple trees cultivated today, giving it the status of a shade tree as well. If you're looking for the maximum number of apples grown on a single tree then Gravenstein is likely your best option.

Jonagold is both an exclusive and expensive apple, as its harvest season is relatively short. This makes it an excellent choice for planting in order to avoid the high prices that a premium apple like Jonagold demands. The coloring of Jonagold is quite elegant and unique, making the outside a true depiction of the delicious flavor on the inside.