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I just followed a link to this video on an extremely late apple variety, which produces even in years when other varieties are killed by frost:

Court Pendu Plat

The host in that video has put up a lot of other good content on shelter belts, coppice polyculture, hedges, etc. I'm enjoying his information & sense of humor.
 
                    
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Thanks Joel,

Seems like these apples would do well in Montana.

I'll show this to my Dad for his orchard.
 
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