Ontario apple trees

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• Picking season: Very late
• Self-fertility: Not self-fertile
• Flowering group: 3

Ontario is an old Canadian dual-purpose apple variety, closely related to the well-regarded American variety called Northern Spy, and mainly used for cooking.

 

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Ontario characteristics

• Is Ontario self-fertile?Not self-fertile
• What flowering group is Ontario?3
• What season do you pick Ontario?Very late
• Food usesCulinary
• Where does Ontario originate from?Canada
• When was Ontario first introduced?1800 - 1849

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