but is not typically grown as a cooking apple

Pot: 5gal 4ft

Ripening: Late September to early October

Ripening: Mid-June to mid-July

making it an excellent fresh-eating apple with an unusual depth of flavor

Eastern Redbud Raspberry but is not typically grownHardiness: Zone 5. Size: Small Tree which can reach 6 9m in size. Planting: Adaptable to most soils but prefers loam or clay loam Fruit: None Pot: 1 gal, 1 2ft tree Native to the eastern United States and parts of central Mexico, this tree may have once been native to southern Ontario but it is no longer found here naturally. It is still a fairly common sight since it has been widely planted as an ornamental tree due to its gorgeous profusion of pink