My first question would be "Does it grow here?". Local markets stock cultivars shipped in from different climates, along with ones that may have been produced in this climate region.

According to the information I've found, this is only available in a very limited commercial production, so not for sale (yet) to the home gardener. I'd also question how well it would do west of the Cascades. It was developed in the Okanogan and is quite similar to Golden Delicious (to which it may be related) - two strikes against it for success in our much cooler-in-summer climate. It is also a late ripening variety, which complicates things further :-)

You are lucky. In your country there are a lot of orchards where you can buy an Ambrosia tree:

http://www.orangepippin.com/apples/ambrosia#buytab

I'm from Nepal I have local apple orchard I'm very curious to plant ambrosia apple .so , do any one help me where should I get the ambrosia apple

Hi Mi Mbl,

This post is over 9 years old! But since I posted my question, I have been able to buy Ambrosia apples locally. I gave up trying to grow apples in my yard. I am not sure of your climate, but you could try to do a search. The Ambrosia is good, but I also like Pink Lady. Good luck!