Goodland Apple #05
Pairs well with
Common Name: Goodland Apple
Latin Name: Malus ‘Goodland’
Height: 12–15 ft
Spread: 10–12 ft
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Hardiness Zone: 2–7
Description:
Goodland Apple is a hardy, prairie-developed variety known for its reliability and delicious fruit. In spring, it puts on a show of soft pink to white blossoms that attract pollinators and add seasonal charm. By late summer, it produces medium to large apples with crisp, juicy flesh and a balanced sweet-tart flavor—perfect for fresh eating, baking, or preserving. Its manageable size makes it a great fit for home orchards or smaller yards, while its toughness ensures it performs well even in colder climates.
Standout Feature:
Cold-hardy and dependable, producing flavorful apples even in harsh northern conditions.
Interesting Fact:
Developed in Manitoba, this variety is especially well-suited to prairie climates and can handle cold winters that would damage many other apple trees.
