It got all the way up to 31°F here today but it is already back down to 25°F. It was sunny and calm long enough for me to walk to the mailbox (1 mile round trip). Almost immediately after getting back, the wind picked up.
It’s probably late in the game for me to be planting apple trees anyway. Oh well. Eggs and meat are a more viable food source and as an added bonus, will mature in my lifetime. They don’t taste much like apples, though. Maybe I’ll console myself by getting some 
to go with my chickens and put them all up in a little hoophouse next winter.
If there are apple trees that will bear fruit where I live, I would expect them to also work where you live. Check out Grandpa's Orchard. I have Honeycrisp and Wolf River. There have been a number of trees that I lost due to early thaws followed by bad freezes but the Wolf River just keeps on growing. It isn't old enough to produce yet but I am starting to get a few Honeycrisp apples. I have a Spartan that froze back and is just now recovering that prior to the freeze produced very well.
