Apple Sam Young thorny hedging It was named for the

It was named for the size of the nuts

Season of Interest: Spring to early Summer flowers

Has the toughness of its Acer saccharinum parent and the delicacy and beauty of its Acer rubrum parent

Rare plant

Site: Tolerates some coastal exposure

Apple Sam Young thorny hedging It was named for theApple Sam Young An Irish heritage variety, also known as Irish Russet, Apple Sam Young was first recorded in the early 19th century and was widely grown and appreciated throughout the country. A late dessert apple, it is small, round and flattened, green to greenish yellow, occasionally showing a faint orange blush or red stippling; it is almost covered with greyish russeting, and often develops cracks. If this sounds unattractive, just taste one! The