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TriumphTM apple trees

$39.95

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Picking season: Late
Self-fertility: Not self-fertile
Pollination group: 3

Also known as MN80, Triumph is a new release from the well-regarded University of Minnesota apple breeding program.

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Triumph apple trees for the northern states for sale

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1Semi-dwarf, 1-year bare-root tree $39.95 Mature height: 8ft-12ft after 10 years
Semi-dwarf rootstock
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2Semi-standard, 1-year bare-root tree $39.95 Mature height: 10ft-16ft after 10 years
Semi-vigorous rootstock
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All about Triumph apple trees

Triumph is a new cold-hardy disease-resistant apple, released in 2021 by the University of Minnesota.

The apples ripen towards the end of September, and have a tart flavor. They can be stored in a fridge for 3 months or more.

Triumph is a cross between Honeycrisp and Liberty, and can perhaps be regarded as an improved Honeycrisp.

How to grow

Triumph appears to have resistance to fire blight and scab, but some susceptibility to cedar apple rust. It is a good choice for organic growers.

As you would expect from a variety from Minnesota, it is reliably cold-hardy to zone 4.

Advice on fruit tree pollination.

History

Triumph as developed by the University of Minnesota, under the reference MN80. It is the latest in a long line of cold-hardy apple varieties stretching back over a hundred years.

Triumph characteristics

What level of gardening skill is needed to grow Triumph?Beginner
Is Triumph self-fertile?Not self-fertile
What flowering group is Triumph?3
Is Triumph good for pollinating others?Average
What season do you pick Triumph?Late
UsesEating fresh
How long can you keep Triumph in a fridge?3 months or more
What is the overall disease resistance of Triumph?Good
How resistant is Triumph to fire blight?Some resistance
Is Triumph resistant to scab?Very resistant
Is Triumph resistant to cedar apple rust?Some susceptibility
What is the USDA hardiness zone for Triumph?Zone 4 (-34C)
Where does Triumph originate from?United States
When was Triumph first introduced?2000

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This variety description was produced by Orange Pippin staff from first-hand research. Last checked: 15-May-2026.

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