Malus domestica ‘King’, also known as ‘King of Tompkin’s County’, is a Fraser Valley heritage apple that does well in coastal climates and produces large red-striped fruit good for fresh eating, cider, and storage. This sterile triploid variety requires a self-fertile cross-pollinator. Grows 12-15’ tall. Hardy to USDA zone 5. 7-gallon pot.

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