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Goodland Apple Tree

11 years ago

This tree is going into it's 3rd year and so far only 1 blossom. I had forgotten what variety it was but found the tag. Got it cheap at a sale but now wondering if it's worth keeping. Any ideas from any one who has grown one?

Comments (3)

beegood_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
I shud have checked the site for these apples before I posted. Sounds they aren't the best for eating fresh. Well no flowers next spring no tree.
Konrad___far_north
11 years ago
I find Goodland slow to set fruit,..give it another two years.
It is a late ripening apple, when left on the tree as long as you can this one taste pretty good right off the tree, crisp and juicy,..if you like it a bit tart.
I have a couple of trees, this year the apples were large, when I had some people in for U pick they cleaned it up, they didn't care for smaller better tasting apple [Norkent], ..go figure.
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beegood_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks Konrad. Next year I will have to find a norkent in a small pot that I can handle.

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