The Fireside Apple - Minneopa Orchards
Mar 3, 2022 · Fireside Apple trees are interspecific hybrid trees that grow to be up to fifteen feet tall. These apple trees grow at average speeds when planted in the right conditions, and you can expect your apple tree to live over 50 years or longer!
Fireside Apple Tree - Trees of Antiquity
The Fireside apple was developed in the early 1940's when the country listened to Roosevelts' "Fireside Chats" which likely beget its name. This large apple is extremely hardy. The crisp, juicy, sweet, greenish-white flesh is not flat or mealy.
Fireside - Out on a Limb Apples
The yellow flesh is juicy and crisp with a mild sweet flavor. We recommend it as a desert fruit and also for salads, baking and sauce. Holds its shape in a pie, and dries well. Fireside is an excellent keeper that will hold up to fresh eating when the snows are flying.
Fireside Apple Tree (Malus 'Fireside') - Garden Center Point
Fireside Apples (Malus ‘Fireside’) have been a staple in bakery pantries since 1943, so they have stood the test of time as the perfect Apple for sweet dessert dishes. Pies and baked goods, preserved, juiced or fresh, these are incredibly enjoyable and versatile fruit!
Fireside Apple (Malus 'Fireside') at Minor's Garden Center
Fireside Apple features showy clusters of lightly-scented white flowers with shell pink overtones along the branches in mid spring, which emerge from distinctive pink flower buds. It has forest green deciduous foliage. The pointy leaves turn yellow in fall.
Fireside – Fireside Orchard & Gardens
Very large fruit with sweet flavor and fine-grained flesh good for fresh eating, salad, and baked apples. Tree is vigorous and weeping. Introduced in 1943. Comments: What a great apple!
Fireside | Baker Apple Orchard | Gourmet Apples since 1976
Characteristics: sweet, crisp and juicy, this apple is terrific for eating fresh! Best for: fresh eating. Storage life: October to February
Varieties – Fireside Orchard & Gardens
We focus heavily on the great varieties developed by the University of Minnesota apple breeding program over the last 100 years. Their solid and favorite Fireside, Haralson, Keepsake, Honeygold and Regent are the foundation of the Minnesota apple industry.
Fireside - Gould Hill Farm
The Fireside apple was developed in the early 1940’s when the country listened to Roosevelts’ “Fireside Chats” which likely beget its name. This large apple is extremely hardy. The crisp, juicy, sweet, greenish-white flesh is not flat or mealy.
Bareroot - Fireside Apple | Malus domestica 'Fireside' – Mandy …
Hailing from Minnesota and with its roots tracing back to the 1940s, the Fireside apple tree has garnered a loyal following. Its name, inspired by President Roosevelt's "Fireside Chats," speaks to its hardiness and popularity. The large, crisp, juicy and sweet fruits boast a greenish-white flesh that is never flat or m
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