(1/1) Dwarf Apple - Gala For Sale (10-15cm)
Scion Wood Apple - Gala
Malus domesticaGala apple scion. Graft on MM102 or MM106 rootstock for a dwarf tree or onto granny smith rootstock for a full sized tree.
$11.90
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