This heirloom apple was found in Massachusetts around 1740 and is still a popularvariety. Late season blooms produce a large good quality winter apple. Its skin is smooth and bright red with white stars.Best for fresh eating, ciders and all culinary purposes. Botanical Name- Malus domestica ‘Baldwin’ Pronunciation- MAY-lus doh-MESS-tih-kuh Foliage- Deciduous Mature Width- 10 ft Mature Height- 15 ft Sun Exposure- Full Sun Soil Preferences- Well drained Current Size- 7 Bloom Color- White Bloom Time- Mid season Companion Plants- Franky Boy Arborvitae std – provides complementary texture and seasonal interest Fauna Attracted- Bees, butterflies, fruit-eating birds Plant Habit- Tree
- Care Rating- Moderate
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin – Yearly Care Instructions- Prune in late winter to shape and remove deadwood; fertilize in spring and watch for pests. Trimming Instructions- Prune in late winter to improve airflow and remove dead or crossing branches. Fertilization Instructions- Apply a balanced fertilizer (e.g., 14-14-14) in early spring; moderate feeding need. Loosen clay and avoid waterlogging around the trunk. Fertilizer Recommendation- Tree-tone Possible Issues- Apple scab, fire blight, aphids
