Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree fall_sale_2025 The September Ruby apple cultivar

The September Ruby apple cultivar is a modern variety originated from the Morden Research Station in Manitoba and introduced by Agriculture Canada Research Station in Beaverlodge Alberta in 1986

Planting it with other black currant varieties to enhance fruit production

ideal for both fresh consumption and processing into jams

selected for above average cold hardiness and nut production in a colder climate than typical walnut trees

Productive tree with moderate scab resistance

Prairie Fire Crabapple Tree fall_sale_2025 The September Ruby apple cultivarAn ornamental crabapple tree with attractive seasonal colors. It has deep pink to red flowers, and small purplish red fruit. The leaves start out with a maroon color in spring and transitions to dark green in summer, then takes on golden bronze color in the fall. Strong resistance to diseases like apple scab, fire blight, cedar apple rust, and powdery mildew. Cold Hardiness: Zone 3 Plant Details One year old trees grafted onto one or two year old