Magnum Bonum Origin Date_1950+ Originally the Duchess of Oldenburg

Originally the Duchess of Oldenburg apple tree was planted extensively wherever growers required extreme hardiness from the cold winter

Origin Date: England 1956

Disease resistance: Excellent

They are thought to have originated in China and were introduced to Japan centuries ago

Good for container culture or small spaces due to its naturally small size

Magnum Bonum Origin Date_1950+ Originally the Duchess of OldenburgUSDA Certified Organic The Magnum Bonum apple tree was commonly found in southern nurseries up until the 1930's. The Magnum Bonum apples were originally raised by Squire Kinney, in North Carolina. According to apple historian, Lee Calhoun, few southern apples have received more praise in the past than Magnum Bonum apples. The fruit is medium size, red over yellow. Tender, juicy, aromatic white flesh inside beautiful red yellow skin. An early bearer