apple honeycrisp

Honeycrisp is a very popular cold hardy cultivar developed in Minnesota. They have a profusion of pure white flowers in mid spring. The apples are medium to large. The fruit has a mottled red over yellow color. The apples can last up to three months if kept in a refrigerator. They are delicious for eating and baking. They make a beautiful addition to the landscape, especially when they’re old.

This grafted fruit tree cultivar grows to a height of about 12 to 15 feet. Although this cultivar is self-fruitful, it will produce a better crop if cross pollinated with another variety with the same bloom period – use Braeburn, Gala or Red Delicious.

Height: 12′ – 15′

Width: 12′ – 15′

Exposure: Full sun.

Watering and soil: Moist, well drained soil – loam, clay or sand. Water well while establishing.

Fertilizer: Use a well balanced fruit formula.

Pruning: Prune every season to for an optimal crop. Best practice is to make sure a lot of sunlight and airflow reaches each branch.

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