Apples are highly heterozygous; seeds from hybrid varieties (like Golden Delicious × Gravenstein) produce offspring with diverse traits. Your 8 trees showing different fruit colors and sizes is classic seedling variation.
Seedling apples can become unique, locally adapted varieties. Many heirloom apples originated this way. Keep records; you might name a new cultivar!
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