· Check out eight cold-hardy USDA Zone 3 apple trees that will thrive, specifically selected for their resilience and productivity in harsh climates. · Dwellers in cooler climates still crave the flavor and satisfaction of growing their own fruit. The good news is that one of the most popular, the apple, has varieties that can take winter temperatures as low as -40, USDA zone 3. Learn more here. Living in a cold climate, you quickly learn that not all plants can withstand a frosty winter. While many fruit trees, like cherries, peaches, and apricots, struggle in extreme cold, apple trees can be incredibly resilient. In this article, we'll explore the best cold hardyapple trees for Northern growers and I will tackle: A countdown of the best apples and crab-apples which are able to resist the harsh winters of USDA zone 3 and zone 4. To cut down on some of the legwork needed to track down these trees, this post outlines my five top picks for cold-hardy apple trees that can tolerate zone 3 winters. All of these cold-hardyapple trees are great choices if you live in zone 4, and some are hardy enough to thrive in zone 3. Enter your zip code below and look for the blue check marks to determine which cold-hardyapple trees are recommended for success in your growing zone. · Discover cold-hardy fruit trees that thrive in zones 3-5, surviving -40°F winters. Expert picks for apples, cherries, pears, and planting tips.
