You’re on the hunt for the perfect new Apple tree for your backyard orchard. Your standards are high. Star qualities include flavor, productivity, long storage life, disease resistance, and showy flowering.

GoldRush Apple (Malus ‘Co-op 38’) is well worth weighing as an invaluable selection for growing apples at home. It bears delicious sweet and spicy fruit that is useful for both fresh eating, baking and cider.

This tree is a great value. You’ll be so pleased at how quickly the precocious young trees produce a lush fruit set of apples. As you might imagine, the complex, spicy taste hits you in a “rush” of flavor.

Some say it’s like a classic Golden Delicious with hints of pear, spice, and citrus. Doesn’t that make your mouth water?

This improved selection also shows wonderful resistance to disease, including fire blight and powdery mildew and the dreaded apple scab. It’s a minor chore to prune in late winter to keep them smaller for easier harvest.

Best of all, GoldRush bears fruit that stands up to a long storage season. You’ll make it through the winter with GoldRush kept at proper refrigeration.

They can keep for up to a year in your refrigerator crisper and still taste super fresh. You read that right – pick one in the fall and still enjoy it a year later!

It’s amazing how the flavor changes through the storage season. It’s like a well-aged bottle of wine that deepens and mellows in flavor as time goes on. Thankfully, the texture stays nice and crisp.

It is great for hot apple crisp in the coldest, darkest months of the year. It has as refreshingly crisp a bite at Easter as it did at Thanksgiving.

People across the United States are adding fruiting trees to their landscape. GoldRush Apple effortlessly extends your storage season. You won’t believe how good these snappy, fine-textured apples taste, even after months in the fridge.

If you only have room for a couple of Apple trees, make sure you go for a GoldRush Apple tree.Order yours today, as these will sell out quickly!

How to Use GoldRush Apple Tree in the Landscape

Modern fruit lovers are including several varieties in “high density plantings”. You’ll get cross-pollination, and extend your season of harvest with successive ripening. GoldRush will be a late season variety in a high density planting.

Try them as part of a 3-in-1 planting or a hedgerow along your fence line. Watch our YouTube channel or read the Garden Blog for more information.

If you have the space, plant them in a row 20 feet on center. Measure from the center of one to the center of the next.

You’ll create an amazing garden feature. There is something very appealing about seeing a neatly tended row of productive Apple trees.

It’s beautiful dressed in fragrant white spring blooms. The fruit display is very ornamental, as well.

Choose how tall you’ll let the trees become. Allow them to reach their mature height and spread. Or, keep your trees tightly pruned with summer pruning for size control.

Bigger trees produce more fruit, but smaller trees mean an easier harvest. GoldRush handles pruning without complaint. Your Edible Landscape, your choice!

#ProPlantTips for Care

GoldRush Apple trees require full sun for best fruiting. Give them at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day. Even though this is a disease-resistant variety, a planting site that receives morning sun is best. The strength of the early sun will quickly dry the foliage from any overnight dew.

Fruit trees need well-drained soil that sheds water quickly after a rain event. If you have poor drainage, build a raised bed to elevate your tree.

Don’t plant your tree too close to structures. Apples need good air circulation to help keep them clean and disease free.

Prune in late winter, before the new growth begins. Your goal when pruning is to open up the canopy to sunlight and air flow. Remove crossing or dead branches.

Tasty GoldRush Apple is highly sought after. People appreciate its productivity and the long-keeping time. Please hurry to place your order today!

Recommended Pollinators: Chestnut, Cortland, Gala, Fuji, Granny Smith, Pink Lady, Snow Sweet