Itasca Grape Group-B Tree remains small and is

Tree remains small and is a heavy bearer

Medium sized fruit and extremely winter hardy

and fresh eating

exceptionally crisp-textured apple rated superior to McIntosh and Delicious for fresh eating

White flesh w/occasional red streaking

Itasca Grape Group-B Tree remains small and is50F with occasional injury. Frontenac Gris X MN 1234. Ripens in mid September. From the University of Minnesota. Itasca (formerly known as MN 1285) has lower acidity and high sugar levels even with compared to its parent, Frontenac Gris, according to U of M grape breeder Dr. Matt Clark. That, paired with a high degree of resistance to common grape pests such as powdery mildew and the insect phylloxera, and its exceptional hardiness make this an