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Deer Apple Trees:  $33.00

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​Early Drop Apples Trees    $33.00

Drop Time: Starts in September

Priscilla Apple

​​Zone: 4 - 8         Drop Time: Late August
​Description: This red apple is a great eater but also starts to feed wildlife early in the fall.  Great apple variety to get wildlife to a desired location, I call it a training tree. Has great resistance to CAR, fireblight and scab. Has great vigor. Grab an apple before you crawl into stand!
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Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 2

Liberty Apple

​Zone: 4 - 8         Drop Time: September 
​Description: Liberty is a popular, fast growing tree, heavy producer annually of standard apples. Disease Resistant. Making this tree easy to grow and deer love it!
Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 116

Freedom Apple

​Zone: 4 - 8         Drop Time: Late September 
Description: Heavy bearing variety of apple that is disease resistant and holds well. Fruit will hang into late winter but best of all it starts to drop in late September covering the entire deer season from start to finish. Resistant to most apple diseases, easy to grow. 
Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 19

​Late Drop Apples Trees    $33.00

​Drop Time: Starts in October 

Enterprise Apple

Zone: 4 - 8           Drop Time: October
​Description: One of the best apples to plant for deer as it ripens in October and drops into November. Fast growing and a heavy producer of standard apples every year. Disease resistant. Making this tree easy to grow and the deer love it!
Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 37

Sauk River Winter Apple

Zone: 4 - 8           Drop Time: Late October
​Description: Very slow fruit drop rate apple tree. Another great find in central Minnesota on the Sauk River. Another large apple to plant for deer as it ripens in October and drops through the Winter months. Fruit finally leaving the tree when it pushes new buds in the Spring. Heavy producer every other year! 
Rootstock: Standard (Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​​Bareroot: 23

Arkansas Black Apple

​Zone: 4 - 8         Drop Time: Late October 
​Description: A late dropping dark colored apple that has great disease resistance to scab, CAR and fireblight. This apple is great for eating and cider. Hangs tight and drops slow. Produces heavy crops of apples every year while bearing at a young age. I have it growing successfully in Z4A.
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Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 3

Gold Rush Apple

​Zone: 4 - 8         Drop Time: Late October
​Description: This yellow, disease resistant red blush apple is a very tasty eater, also used for cider making. The best of all it's the latest dropping apple I have in MN before its ripe. Snow will fly before its ripe here in MN that I have found. It hangs well, slow to drop and provides fruit at a young age with heavy annual crops. Resistant to scab and powdery mildew. Is susceptible to CAR. Mild fireblight resistance.
Rootstock: Standard ​(Dolgo / Antonovka)
Available Quantity:
Potted: 0
​Bareroot: 12

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  • Deer Crabapple Trees
  • Deer Pear Trees
  • Deer Apple Trees
  • Deer Tree Seedlings
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  • Tree Tubes
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  • Tree Care / Planting
  • USDA Plant Hardiness Map
  • Order / Shipping Information
  • About us