Description This 4-in-1 Combination Apple Tree brings together four outstanding apple varieties on one semi-dwarf tree. Each branch produces a different apple, stretching your harvest window from late summer into mid-fall. Grafted onto M-106 rootstock, this tree is productive, manageable, and ideal for home orchards where space is limited but variety is a must. Overview Four premium apple varieties — selected for flavor, productivity, and compatibility. Extended harvest window — late August through October, depending on your climate. Semi-dwarf size — easier pruning, thinning, and harvesting in small spaces. Versatile fruit — excellent for fresh eating, baking, sauce, and juice. Cold-hardy tree — well-suited to a wide range of regions. Varieties Included Spartan — crisp, aromatic McIntosh-type apple with sweet flavor and good storage. Honeycrisp — explosive crunch with a sweet-tart, juicy flavor; a customer favorite. Chehalis — large, greenish-yellow apple with pink blush; crisp, juicy, and great for desserts and fresh eating. Akane — early-season red apple; firm, crisp, and slightly acidic with bright flavor. Liberty — juicy, sweet-tart apple on a tree known for excellent disease resistance. Note: Each tree includes four of the five varieties listed above, depending on availability at the time of grafting. Care & Growing Tips Plant in well-drained soil with 1/2 day to full day of sun. Water deeply and consistently during the first two years to establish strong roots. Prune annually to keep all four grafted branches balanced in vigor and well-lit. Thin fruit as needed to prevent limb breakage and improve fruit size and quality. Growing Details Latin Name: Malus domesticaSite and Soil: Well-drained soil; 1/2 day to full day of sunHardiness (Temp): -20°FBearing Age: 2–3 years after plantingRootstock: M-106 — Semi-dwarfSize at Maturity: 12–16 ftBloom Time: Mid-springRipening Time: Late August to October (varies by climate and region)Yield: Heavy croppingPests and Diseases: Standard apple pests; Liberty and Akane contribute some disease resistanceUSDA Zone: 4–9 Additional Notes Different grafts ripen at different times, giving you a longer picking season from a single tree. Regular pruning helps keep one variety from outgrowing and shading the others. Fruit quality and production improve as the tree matures and the framework fills out.
