Cortland Apple — Roots to Fruits Nursery

Created at Cornell University’s Agricultural Station in 1898, the Cortland Apple is a popular tree around the Great Lakes even today. It is now the 12th most popular apple in the US. The Cortland takes advantage of the US’s cold winters and sunny, hot summers to ripen in Late September. A cross of the McIntosh for its

Roots To Fruits Nursery

Cortland, with its outstanding flavor, has remained 1 of the most popular apples in the United States for over 100-years. Its an absolute regional favorite in the Northeastern United States where it was developed in New York at Cornell University. 1 very attractive quality of Cortland apples is that they are of the slowest to brown after being sliced.

Cortland 3 ft. - 4 ft. Tall 2-Years Old Apple Tree Bare-root

Cortland Apple will grow to be about 20 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 20 feet.

Cortland Apple - Malus 'Cortland

Cortland Apple — Roots to Fruits Nursery

Cortland Apple — Roots to Fruits Nursery

Cortland, with its outstanding flavor, has remained 1 of the most popular apples in the United States for over 100-years. Its an absolute regional favorite in the Northeastern United States where it was developed in New York at Cornell University. 1 very attractive quality of Cortland apples is that they are of the slowest to brown after being sliced.

Cortland 3 ft. - 4 ft. Tall 2-Years Old Apple Tree Bare-root

Roots To Fruits Nursery

Cortland Apple on G.11 - Cummins Nursery - Fruit Trees, Scions

Cortland, with its outstanding flavor, has remained one of the most popular apples in the United States for over 100-years. Its an absolute regional favorite in the Northeastern United States where it was developed in New York at Cornell University. A very attractive quality of Cortland apples is that they are of the slowest to brown after being sliced.

3 ft. Cortland Apple Tree with Ruby Red Fruit Great for Baking Pies

Fruiting Young Cortland Apple Tree, Late June 2013 (Part 1 of 2