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Stark® Contemporary Favorites Apple Tree Collection
Stark® Contemporary Favorites Apple Tree Collection

Stark® Contemporary Favorites Apple Tree Collection

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New and improved varieties, only from Stark Bro’s. Over two centuries, we’ve become famous for apple varieties that taste better, look better and tolerate disease better. These varieties are just a sample, each carefully bred for your gardening success. Proper pollinators are conveniently included so you’ll get an abundance of apple blossoms and fruit. Plus, you’ll get a discounted price when purchasing a collection compared to purchasing the trees individually.

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Stark Bro's Store
You were recommended by Breckenridge Co. Extension agent and these are what we like.
Luther S on Jan 12, 2017
My son wanted red apples and the local greenhouse only had golden delicious- and I wanted to have trees that would pollinate each other.
jeremy b on May 7, 2016
You were recommended by Breckenridge Co. Extension agent and these are what we like.
Luther S on Jan 12, 2017
All were cross pollinators for my personal favorite the Granny Smith. Very good deal as well. Hopefully I can keep the deer off of them.
CLIFFORD M on May 16, 2016
My son wanted red apples and the local greenhouse only had golden delicious- and I wanted to have trees that would pollinate each other.
jeremy b on May 7, 2016
I have some later blooming varieties that are not pollinators for Gravenstein. Also, love the sound of the Braeburn, and want some other fun varieties as pollinators.
JOHN L on May 5, 2016
We like Gala & Fuji. We like that Fuji & Braestar store well. We purchased the collection for the price per tree savings.
Michelle W on Mar 14, 2016
All were cross pollinators for my personal favorite the Granny Smith. Very good deal as well. Hopefully I can keep the deer off of them.
CLIFFORD M on May 16, 2016
I have some later blooming varieties that are not pollinators for Gravenstein. Also, love the sound of the Braeburn, and want some other fun varieties as pollinators.
JOHN L on May 5, 2016
Will the 3 trees in the collection pollinate each other?
mehanalways on Aug 24, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, they are specifically chosen to cross-pollinate.
How well do these do in the shade (lets say, 4-6h of full sun each day)?
Heather C on Oct 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Mine are in full sun

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Stark Contemporary Favorites Apple Tree Collection
The trees are off to a good start and just started to get leafs. I always buy my trees from stark brothers as the price is decent and I have had good results from planting them. Other trees I have bought from other places have not done as well.
May 14, 2016
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
contemporary semi-dwarf apple trees (3)
I liked the selection of apple species in this collection and the trees arrived in good shape. However, we have once again had one of the toughest winters for getting new stock to survive into spring. It's early May and we had snow right up until the end of April. Trees are just beginning to break bud. My BraeStar Apple is budding and looks great. My Super Red Fuji is dead and my Grand Gala is not budding, but still has a live green feel to it. I'll know more in a week, but expect that it might survive.
May 3, 2018
Purchased
 over 3 years ago

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