Zone 4 – Nova Scotia. 2003 – Semi-dwarf rootstock
Parentage: NJ32 × NJ191456This apple, bred in Nova Scotia, is a high quality dessert fruit that ripens in October in N.B. the tree has good structure and bears evenly throughout. The skin is yellow with brick red blushing on the sunny side and its flesh is aromatic and balanced between sugar and acid. It bears annually, particularly if thinned to prevent overcropping.
