Fort Mac Mac Apple Home Page Originally evaluated by the South-Ural

Originally evaluated by the South-Ural research institute of Fruit & Vegetable Growing

Medium size blue slipskin

Tree is vigorous and disease resistant

Old English apple

Fort Mac Mac Apple Home Page Originally evaluated by the South-Ural50F and colder. Unknown Parentage. Ripens in early September. Crimson skin with white flesh. Purportedly the "hardiest apple in the world!" Hailing from Fort McMurray in Alberta, Canada, this apple has a serious reputation for toughness. Though a bit slow growing, this tree will reward your patience with gorgeous, deep red fruit in early September. Mac type; great for fresh eating and for baking! 2 4 foot trees.