Bare Root 'Yellow Bellflower' Apple Tree (Malus cv.)

Bare Root 'Yellow Bellflower' Apple Tree (Malus cv.)Deciduous, semi dwarf, fruit tree Lemon yellow, oblong apples with russet spots and a reddish orange blush where exposed to the sun; crisp, juicy flesh is sweet and aromatic; ripens in early to mid fall 'Yellow Bellflower' is a wonderful variety for cooking, cider making, and for storing as a dessert apple. First found in New Jersey, this apple was recommended as a "Long keeping Apple" by Philadelphia nurseryman Bernard McMahon in The American

conical shape into maturity

Mid-spring-flowering bulb

Publication date:  July 1

and meat dishes

and is the most commonly known species

Description: Clusters of tiny golden yellow flowers appear before the leaves in early spring

University of Virginia

Wild Ginger (Asarum canadense) arrives in a 1 quart pot

government

Bernard McMahon

In 1798 Thomas Jefferson included this tree in a box of plants sent from Philadelphia to his son-in-law Thomas Mann Randolph

The flowers attract bees and butterflies