I may give it away or plant it in a public place when no one is looking.
I do not know how viable would they be as a productive apple tree. I read that it is common to graft apple trees onto a rootstock of a different apple type, which would then dictate the size and life span of the tree. And normally they propagate apple trees from cutlings, in which case the new tree would be genetically identical to the original one. But when growing them from seeds, it may come out different than expected, they say.
I would like to see them fruit at least once, just to see what comes out of it. The mother fruit is Crimson Snow apple variety, which I like.
