Crimson Gala

Description Intense coloring, striped strain of Gala discovered in a block of Royal Gala in Milton-Freewater, Oregon. It has similar size and flavor to its parent, Tenroy Gala, maturing three to five days later. A very precocious annual bearer with upright growth habit producing strong wide-angle crotches. Recommended for northern growing districts where full color with a prominent stripe is desired.

Characteristics Bloom: Mid Season Maturity Date: September 2 Fruit Color: Red / / / Rating (1-9) 9 being the best. Size: 6 Keeping Qualities: 6 Resistance to Fire Blight: 5 Resistance to Apple Scab: 6

Pollination Information Crimson Gala blooms in mid-season and will pollinate all other early blooming apple varieties, varieties blooming in the middle of the season, and also varieties blooming late in the season.