
Apple
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Evereste combines elegance and utility, offering four seasons of color and dependable pollination. This tree enhances orchard yields by serving as a compatible pollen source for many apple varieties, while also adding ornamental value with its heavy bloom and winter fruit display. Our organic, farm-grown Evereste trees are specially selected for Washington’s climate and available for local delivery from Green Bluff Pastures. Buy fruit trees online today and add a cold-hardy, low-maintenance tree that improves both beauty and productivity in your orchard.
The Evereste apple tree (Malus ‘Evereste’) is a stunning ornamental crabapple and one of the most reliable apple pollinizers available. Its spring display of pinkish-white blossoms fills the orchard with fragrance, while clusters of small orange-red fruit decorate the tree from late summer into winter. Beyond its beauty, Evereste is valued for its exceptional disease resistance and its ability to cross-pollinate a wide range of apple varieties, making it a must-have for any productive orchard.
USDA Zones 4-8
15-20 ft
Width: 12-15 ft
Full Sun (6-8 hours daily)
Moderate
Late Summer to Fall (ornamental fruit persists through winter)
2 years
Small ornamental fruit; tart and firm, attractive to birds and pollinators
Excellent ornamental persistence – fruit remains decorative through winter
This variety is self-fertile and does not require another tree for pollination. However, planting multiple varieties can increase fruit production.
Malus ‘Evereste’
France – INRA (National Institute for Agricultural Research) breeding program
Choose the best rootstock for your orchard needs
| Feature | Geneva® 210 | M26 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $45 | $45 |
| Tree Vigor | Standard | Standard |
| Mature Size | Varies | Varies |
| Production Start | Medium | Medium |
| Cold Hardy | ||
| Available | ||
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Tip: Dwarf trees are ideal for small spaces and containers. Semi-dwarf trees offer a balance of size and productivity. Vigorous trees are best for large orchards and provide maximum fruit production.