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| I have three scions of G.935 rootstock (Ottawa 3 X Robusta 5) grafted into the canopy as a pollinator. |
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| Called an applecrab because it is bigger than a crabapple (arbitrarily with a diameter of less than 35mm or inch-and-a-quarter) and smaller than an apple (arbitrarily with a diameter larger than 62mm or two-and-a-half inches), |
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| This tree is bearing every other year. It will sulk next year. |
Kerr is grown in the Canadian prairie provinces and even in Alaska.
Unlike most super-hardy apple varieties, Kerr hangs on the tree well into the winter and stays edible.
Kerr was one of the parents used in the Vineland series of apple rootstocks.
How do they taste?
ReplyDeleteIntense. Make great jelly, either alone or in combination with other fruit.
DeleteMellows in storage, much like Gold Rush.
Off the tree to eat fresh-out-of-hand...not so great.
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