**Requires another apple variety with a similar bloom period for pollination**

Wolf River is an old American heirloom apple discovered in Wisconsin around 1875, named for the Wolf River, prized for large cooking fruit.

Hardy to USDA Zone 3-7, vigorous and disease-resistant to scab, mildew, fire blight, and cedar rust.

Grow in full sun with well-drained soil; pollinate with mid-bloom apples. Huge pale red over yellow fruit with soft, grainy flesh and mild sweet-tart flavor, ideal for baking.

Moderate storage — lasts 1-2 months; best used fresh or processed.