Tasty Red™ Columnar Apple

Back in 2017, I purchased three trees, one of each type available at the time. As of this writing, June 2024, the apple trees are over 6' tall and have had to be trimmed to remain at that height. I’m stating this because these trees are not malnourished nor neglected in any way, shape or form and have been a prominent feature of my garden since I purchased them. These trees are also planted next to each other and are the only apple trees in the immediate area. Over the last seven years of owning these trees, they have never produced anything larger that what could be seen as a crab apple. The apples on two trees are regularly one inch across with the “red” variety reaching a full 1.5 inches regularly. And yes, they taste just a bitter as you would expect them to. If I had of purchased regular apple trees and kept them pruned for size and height, I would have apples at this point. In my opinion, and based on my first hand experience of taking care of these trees, the photos they have of these trees are doctored. Based on my experience, the pictured limb structure alone would not be able to support the apples depicted. These trees simply do no cluster their apples that close to the trunk in such a manner. As you can see in the attached pictures, the clusters are much further out on limbs. If these reviews never appear, I'll just post them at sites that review your company. Judging you by them, you do no have the greatest of reputations.