Submitted by RebelWithoutASauce t3_xxcazt in newhampshire
sassooal t1_ireuecv wrote
They don't have them specifically listed, but they do say "other" so it might be worth a call: https://farnumhillciders.com
RebelWithoutASauce OP t1_iruc0o9 wrote
Although they didn't have any Stayman Winesap apple trees, this turned out to be a good tip. One of the growers at their orchard wrote me back telling me that they had tried to grow some of this variety years ago and it wasn't as productive as other varieties and didn't produce very good apples.
Although I have always seen USDA zone 5 listed as within the range for this tree, that might just be included as the limit for where the tree would survive. Or perhaps it does better in other USDA zone 5 areas but doesn't tolerate the cold-warm weather swings common in the Northeast.
sassooal t1_irudkx2 wrote
I had a feeling that might be the case based on where one can typically find that apple. I'm glad you found some answers.
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