Product Details
Page Number 13
Growing Zones 3 to 7
Flowering Season Early Summer
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Needs Pollinator y
Size Shipped 3 to 5 ft bareroot trees
Height 8 ft to 10 ft
Flowering Yes
Spacing 15 ft
Bareroot y
Grafted y
Deciduous y
Disease Resistant y
Genus Malus
Species domestica
Subspecies Duchess of Oldenburg
Common Name Apple, Dwarf, Duchess of Oldenburg

Apple, Dwarf, Duchess of Oldenburg

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Brought to this country over 150 years ago from Russia, Duchess is extremely hardy and has resistance to Apple Scab, Cedar-Apple Rust and Fire Blight. Fruit is medium size with skin color pale yellow with crimson stripes and splashes. Flavor is sprightly tart, superb for pies and sauce. Ripens mid-August to early September. Pollination partners: Yellow Transparent or Zestar!®

Growing Zone: 3 to 7

Light Requirements: Full Sun

Grafted

Height: 8 ft to 10 ft

State Restrictions

AK;CA;HI

Growing Zones 3 to 7
Page Number 13
Flowering Season Early Summer
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Needs Pollinator y
Size Shipped 3 to 5 ft bareroot trees
Height 8 ft to 10 ft
Flowering Yes
Spacing 15 ft
Bareroot y
Grafted y
Deciduous y
Disease Resistant y
Genus Malus
Species domestica
Subspecies Duchess of Oldenburg
Common Name Apple, Dwarf, Duchess of Oldenburg

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Incredible Apple Variety
Feb 27, 2025  |  By Kathleen A Deming
The original apple tree in my yard when I bought my house in 1970 was a mature full-size Duchess of Oldenburg, which had probably been planted in the 1920's or 1930's . That tree continued to produce until it's dying season in 2005, when it had only a crescent of bark left and one branch at the top. Its apples made splendid sauce, pie, and apple butter. The forester, who saw it in one of its last seasons, said that it was the oldest apple tree he'd ever seen. I was hardy and productive. I'm sure that if you have space for only a small tree that you will be deligted with this tree and its apples, which are perfect for cooking. KD

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