The TreasuRed apple, developed by the University of Saskatchewan, is an extremely hardy, columnar apple tree perfect for compact spaces. It produces large, bright cherry red apples with a smooth, waxy finish. Ripening in mid-September, the fruit has a McIntosh-like texture and flavour and stores well for extended use.
 

Key Features:

• Type: Columnar apple tree.
• Hardiness: Extremely hardy, well-suited for cold climates.
• Size: Reaches a mature height of 15 feet and a width of 3–4 feet.
• Fruit: Large, bright cherry-red apples with a smooth, waxy appearance.
• Flavour & Texture: Similar to a McIntosh apple, crisp and mildly tart.
• Harvest: Ripens in mid-September and stores well for extended use.
• Growth Habit: Produces fruit on short spurs along the main trunk, with minimal branching.
• Rootstock: Columbia Crab Apple.
• Ideal For: Compact gardens, patios, urban orchards, or planting along fences.

TreasuRed is a perfect choice for growers looking for a space-saving apple tree with excellent cold-hardiness and delicious fruit.

Ordering Information:

Reserve your TreasuRed Apple plants now. The plants will be shipped dormant in May 2025. Due to limited supply, early ordering is recommended to avoid disappointment. Not Available for shipping to British Columbia or The United States.

Special Offers:

Maximize savings with our discount pricing and reduced shipping costs per plant by placing a group order with family, friends, or neighbours. They are an excellent addition to edible landscaping or food forests.

Volume Pricing applies per cultivar. 

Photo courtesy of the University of Saskatchewan.