Pick a hardy snow apple tree to survive winter blizzards

Cold weather can harm plants in any number of ways, like freezing roots or splitting bark. Specific varieties of apple (Malus) trees, however, can withstand temperatures well into the negative digits, including so-called snow apples, which have been around since the 1600s. These sweet apples get their name, not because they grow in snow, but technically because the inside of the fruit is white. But note that many apple trees benefit from neighbors that can cross-pollinate with them, so plan accordingly. #food   @Johndoe

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