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Apple tree seedlings in Almaty
Apple tree seedlings at Trees Vitas for gardens in Almaty and the Almaty region. Compare varieties using nursery catalog descriptions and photographs.
Catalog
Apple tree seedlings at Trees Vitas for gardens in Almaty and the Almaty region. Compare varieties using nursery catalog descriptions and photographs.
MM-106 clonal rootstock: a foundation for productive apple orchards in Kazakhstan MM-106 is a popular apple rootstock for Kazakhstan, particularly the Almaty Region. Its vigour, resilience and compatibility with many apple varieties make it suitable for commercial orchards and private gardens. Moderate vigour produces trees 3.5–4 m tall, simplifying care, crown training and harvesting. Suitable for grafting Mantet, Rakhat Autumn, Zailiyskoye and other locally popular cultivars. It is described as tolerant of drought, frost and temperature fluctuations in a continental climate. Its branched roots aid establishment and the uptake of water and nutrients. The original text claims high resistance to Phytophthora, other soil-borne diseases and root rots. Trees Vitas offers healthy container-grown plants ready for planting throughout the season, along with plants and rootstocks for commercial and amateur orchards at favourable prices. Delivery is available in Almaty, the Almaty Region and Kazakhstan. Benefits include in-house production, quality control of each plant, adaptation to local conditions and professional advice. Before planting, dig the soil and incorporate organic fertiliser. Loose, aerated soil with a neutral reaction is preferred. Prepare a hole up to 50 cm deep and keep the graft union above ground level. Regular watering and mulching strengthen the roots and retain moisture. Preventive pest treatment and frost protection for young plants are recommended in autumn. MM-106 is a rootstock for establishing a long-lived, productive apple orchard. Trees Vitas specialists can help select plants for your site and explain planting and care.
Consider ripening time, mature tree size and compatible pollination partners. Ask about the rootstock, seedling age and care requirements before choosing a variety.
Ask about availability and choosing plantsFlorina apple plants One-year-old plants are 1.5–1.8 m tall. Fruit weighs 120–150 g, reaching 160 g with thinning and crop regulation. Further details are available in the characteristics section. A French winter variety developed in 1977 using Jonathan, Golden Delicious and Rome Beauty. Winter hardiness is moderate. The source describes high resistance to scab, brown rot, powdery mildew, fire blight and aphids, reducing the need for repeated chemical disease treatments. Fruiting begins 2–3 years after planting, with yields of 60–70 kg per tree and no stated alternate bearing. Fruit has good flavour, keeping quality and transportability. Apples are uniform, truncated-cylindrical and gently ribbed. Light yellow skin has a red blush, a greyish bloom and white subcutaneous dots over the surface. It is firm, moderately thick and elastic. Pale yellow flesh is moderately firm and sweet with barely noticeable acidity. Flavour and aroma improve during storage. Harvest is in late September–early October, depending on climate, with eating maturity in January. Avoid overripening to preserve storage life. Average storage is 5 months, or 7 months in a refrigerator or cellar. Suitable for fresh eating and preserving.
Talgarskoye apple: flavour for the colder season A late-autumn variety developed at the Kazakh Research Institute of Fruit Growing and Viticulture. Fruiting begins 3–4 years after planting, with yields up to 100 kg per tree. It is described as resistant to fungal diseases without requiring intensive disease treatment. The moderately sized tree does not take up excessive space. Large fruits weigh 150–200 g and have an elongated pear-like shape. Cream-coloured flesh is firm, very juicy and crisp, with an aromatic sweet-tart flavour. Productive, easy to care for and disease-resistant, the tree also decorates the garden with its shape and colourful fruit. Order Talgarskoye plants from Trees Vitas!
Apple tree plants Apple is one of Kazakhstan's most familiar and popular fruit trees. Apples contain vitamins, amino acids and iron. The tree is easy to care for and suitable for beginner gardeners. The catalogue includes apple trees, fruit bushes, roses and grapevines. Variety groups include standard varieties such as Sunrise, Goldpet and Champion Arno; dwarf varieties such as Zimnyaya Krasavitsa, Zolotaya Chereshenka and Medunitsa Zimnyaya; and columnar varieties such as Skorpion, Bolero and Barguzin. Dwarf trees provide ornamental interest and flavourful fruit for winter preserves. Compact columnar trees save space while maintaining production; these are mainly vigorous, productive hybrids. Planting: apples prefer light soil and dislike waterlogged or acidic sites. Dolomite flour or ash is mentioned for reducing acidity. Prepare a hole 0.5 × 0.5 m wide and deep and mix the soil with sand, peat and well-rotted organic material. Place the plant on a mound, spread the roots, cover with soil and water. Once the water has soaked in, fill the hole and firm the soil. Water every 2–3 weeks, more often during drought, combining irrigation with loosening and feeding. A complex organic-mineral fertiliser containing humate, iron, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus is recommended twice per season. Carry out sanitary pruning in spring and thinning and framework training in autumn. Please contact Trees Vitas to confirm delivery terms.
Early Slava Pobeditelyam apple plants A summer variety bred in 1928 at the L. P. Simirenko Mliyev horticultural research station from Papirovka × McIntosh by L. M. Ro and P. E. Tsekhmistrenko. Winter-hardy but unsuitable for dry steppe conditions; ripening time varies by region. The vigorous tree has a pyramidal crown that becomes rounded with age. Brown main branches rise at acute angles before spreading, with spurs and fruiting twigs developing on them. Shoots are brown and straight with small lenticels. The dense crown requires attention and thinning. Drought resistance is low, and pollinators are needed. Yield is above average but declines with age. Grows best in fertilised, moist soil and dislikes dry or clay soils. Low-lying sites can expose framework branches and spring flowers to frost; trunk and branch bark may suffer sunscald. Saucer-shaped pink flowers have red filament bases, a hairless pistil column and stigmas level with or slightly above the anthers. Buds are red. Smooth fruit usually weighs up to 120 g, occasionally 180 g. Pale green skin has crimson streaks. Cream-coloured flesh is juicy, soft, aromatic and sweet-tart. Medium-sized leaves are pale green with slight yellowing, flat, rounded or round-oval, short-pointed, slightly hairy, nearly smooth and finely wrinkled. Petioles are lightly coloured; stipules are small and lanceolate.
Suislepskoye apple: the taste of summer An early-summer variety originating in the Baltic region. Fruiting begins 4–5 years after planting. The crown is broad, rounded and sparsely branched. Medium-sized fruit is round-conical with a blush. Snow-white flesh is juicy, pleasantly wine-sweet and aromatic. Fruit ripens in early to mid-July. Its attractive crown and colourful apples make a decorative garden tree and a choice for lovers of summer apples. Order Suislepskoye from Trees Vitas and enjoy the taste of summer!
Florina Querina apple plants One-year-old plants are 1.5–1.8 m tall. Fruit weighs 120–150 g, reaching 160 g with thinning and crop regulation. Further details are available in the characteristics section. A French winter variety developed in 1977 using Jonathan, Golden Delicious and Rome Beauty. Winter hardiness is moderate. The source describes high resistance to scab, brown rot, powdery mildew, fire blight and aphids, reducing the need for repeated chemical disease treatments. On semi-dwarf MM106 rootstock, mature height is 3–3.5 m; trees are undemanding about soil and productive. Fruiting begins 2–3 years after planting, with yields of 60–70 kg per tree and no stated alternate bearing. Fruit has good flavour, keeping quality and transportability. Apples are uniform, truncated-cylindrical and gently ribbed. Light yellow skin has a red blush, a greyish bloom and white subcutaneous dots over the surface. It is firm, moderately thick and elastic. Pale yellow flesh is moderately firm and sweet with barely noticeable acidity. Flavour and aroma improve during storage. Harvest is in late September–early October, depending on climate, with eating maturity in January. Avoid overripening to preserve storage life. Average storage is 5 months, or 7 months in a refrigerator or cellar. Suitable for fresh eating and preserving. Please contact Trees Vitas to confirm delivery terms.
Description of an early-summer, traditionally selected Baltic apple. The original text also names Suislepskoye. A medium-sized tree with a dense spherical crown and dark, upward-growing branches. Fruit is borne on spurs, short shoots and fruiting twigs. Shoots are thick, reddish-brown and moderately hairy. Medium or large leaves are broad, almost rounded, strongly curved, dark green, glossy, slightly wrinkled, serrate-crenate and moderately hairy. Large teeth point outwards; leaves are firmly attached to short petioles. Fruit is medium to above average in size, usually flattened with a conical upper part, sometimes asymmetrical, with distinct ribs. Greenish or straw-yellow ground colour becomes glossy at maturity, with a pink blush overlaid by bright red stripes. Greenish subcutaneous dots are distinct, and skin is smooth. Stalks are medium to long and laterally flattened. The eye basin is narrow and shallow; the funnel is moderately deep, often with radiating pale brown russeting. The core is very large and broad-onion-shaped, with large open seed chambers. Seeds are medium-sized, flat and dark brown. Flesh is white, often pink beneath the skin and veined pink inside, with a sweet-tart dessert flavour. Composition: sugars 9.8%; titratable acids 0.70%; ascorbic acid 9.2 mg/100 g; P-active compounds 116.0 mg/100 g; pectins 12.2%. Ripens in the first ten days of August in the Oryol Region and keeps about two weeks. Fruiting starts after 6–8 years, with low productivity. Young trees crop annually; mature trees show slight alternate bearing. Winter hardiness is close to Pepin Shafrannyy but below Antonovka, Autumn Striped and Wealthy. Advantages are attractive fruit and dessert flavour; drawbacks are low yield, insufficient winter hardiness and poor transportability.
Mantet July apple: an early harvest in Almaty Trees Vitas offers strong-rooted Mantet apple plants adapted to Almaty and the Almaty Region. This early variety is harvested from late July. Medium-sized apples have pale green skin with a reddish blush and white, juicy, sweet-tart, aromatic flesh. Fruiting begins 3–4 years after planting. The variety is described as resistant to scab and other fungal diseases. Suitable for fresh eating, juice, preserves and compote. Choose a sunny, sheltered site with well-drained soil. Space trees at least 3–4 m apart. Prepare a 60 × 60 cm planting hole and add humus. Water regularly during drought, particularly in the first two years. Carry out sanitary pruning in spring and feed with nitrogen and potassium fertilisers. Trees Vitas guarantees variety identity and plant health. Container-grown plants can be planted throughout the season. Delivery in Almaty and the region, professional advice, convenient payment and prompt order handling are available. Order online or call +7 (771) 580-07-21. Nursery address: Enbek village, 44 Rozybakieva Street.
Golden Delicious apple plants This variety began with a chance shoot discovered in America in 1890. It later spread to many countries and became popular in commercial and amateur orchards. The original description notes more than 30 years of widespread cultivation. Young trees have conical crowns that become broad and rounded with age. Strong, dense, much-branched limbs bend and droop under the crop. Oval leaves are glossy, smooth and rich green, with distinct brownish veins, slightly wavy toothed edges and strong petioles. Bark is dark grey. Flowering is late and prolonged, with white saucer-like flowers tinted pale pink. Mature height is 3–4 m. Rootstock affects yield and disease resistance. First fruit appears in years 2–3. Cropping is annual, although a heavy crop may be followed by fewer, smaller apples. Yield depends on age and care. Fruit is usually sunny yellow. Skin is firm, dry and slightly rough, with tiny dark dots. Aromatic flesh may be white, yellowish or slightly greenish and is juicy and sweet. Ripe seeds are small, firm and brown. Mature apples remain on the branches without dropping. Harvest is in September. A pollinator is needed; Jonathan, Kuban and Delicious are suggested. Golden Delicious is widely used in breeding for its early bearing, pest resistance and dessert qualities.
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