Crimson Crisp Apples | Bite Size

On this Bite Size video, we're talking about the late September apple Crimson Crisp. This apple comes out of Purdue, Rutgers, and Illinois Universities. It's bred to have exceptional disease resistance from apple scab and fire blight. Crimson Crisp has a great crisp flesh and a beautiful crimson color of course. Wonderful juice and enough acid to balance out the sweetness.
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Much respect to Wilson's Orchards for their ongoing educational videos. Thank you. As a home gardener that is trying to learn / grow fruit trees would Wilson's be interested in offering sion wood? Thanks.

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Loving your content, very thankful to you all. I am wondering if Crimson Crisp would do well in the mountains of Virginia, without spraying? I dont care about bugs, but i do care about disease and I see that it's susceptible to FB and mildew. Has this been the case for you guys? Thanks! (im just a backyard gardener btw)