Haralson Apple Scionwood

Haralson Apple Scionwood – Dormant 8–10” sticks, enough for 2–3 grafts.
Haralson is a cold-hardy apple developed in Minnesota in the early 1920s by the University of Minnesota’s breeding program. It is a cross between the Malinda and Wealthy apple varieties, selected for its ability to thrive in northern climates and resist disease. Haralson apples are crisp, tart, and well-suited for fresh eating, baking, and long-term storage.
These dormant scionwood sticks are carefully cut from healthy trees and measure 8–10 inches, perfect for 2–3 grafts in spring propagation projects. Ideal for hobbyists and orchardists looking to grow a reliable, flavorful northern apple variety.