Nova Easygro Apple Tree cold_hardy_grape 'Wellington' has a slightly larger

'Wellington' has a slightly larger and more spreading growth habit and ripens in the mid to late season

turning to its characteristic white with age

which are edible but not as large or tasty as a cultivar grape

It’s a medium-to-large apple with a mottled red and yellow skin and juicy

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Nova Easygro Apple Tree cold_hardy_grape 'Wellington' has a slightly largerNova Easygro was developed at the AAFC Kentville Research and Development Station in Nova Scotia and introduced in 1971. This Canadian apple variety is a cross between the Spartan and PRI 565 varieties. The apples are large, oblate, with 80% red stripe over a greenish yellow ground. They have snow white flesh, firm, crisp, mildly sweet, and slightly juicy. Slightly tough at picking, they mellow in storage. Recommended for cooking, salads, and eating