Opinions on northwest greening and King David

[WTNUT]

As some of you know I had to cut 11 or more trees back to just a trunk to save them from Fireblight last year. I am thinking of grafting
A couple with northwest greening and King David. What are your thoughts on those? As for other trees I am going heavy with FB resistance
And disease resistance. I am looking at Galerina, Enterprise, Querina, northern or nova spy, gold rush, Arkansas black, and Hawaii. I have all of those to get scions from. I don't have the King David or Northwest greening. For one plot - Orchard I need some really late dropping
Apples. It is in my sanctuary and I want deer in that area late season.

 

[Dan Wombles]

Yates and Michelin are late season apples in my orchard. Both still had apples hanging mid December. Yates is one of my favorite eating apples.

 

[Bowsnbucks]

WTNUT - I don't know for sure, but based on what a couple guys on this forum have told me, I might have a NW Greening at my camp. I described the apple to them - from appearance to taste to late hanging, etc. and that's what they think I have. If that's the case, the tree at camp had apples on it to Christmas - lots of them. Fairly hard, sweet with a touch of tart, yellowish-green apples. If that's what we have ......... we LOVE it !! They had some fly-speck and sooty blotch on them ( we didn't spray it ) but the deer hammered them once the acorns disappeared. The tree started dropping in late October and still had apples at Christmas. ( in North - Central Pa., zone 5 / 6 border )