Apple Tree - Arkansas Black

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Apple Tree - Spitzenburg - Sale Price: $171.35 Firm, crisp, fine grained, with a rich, aromatic, renowned flavor. The Spitzenburg Apple (Esopus) was one of the favorites of Thomas Jefferson. It is thought of as a dessert apple for connoisseurs. Its size is medium to large, with round-conical, orangish fruit with tough skin. The flesh is tinged yellow, firm, aromatic, and complex in flavor; a perfect balance between sharp and sweet. Spitzenburg ripens in October and hangs on until November. This apple improves with storage and is best at Christmas time. The tree has a slender growth habit with long willowy limbs. A pollinator is required by mid-season blooming apples (not pollinated by Gravenstein), and it is hardy in Zones 4-8. Uses: as fresh eating or as a dessert, cooking (puree, applesauce, apple butter), and baking.

Apple Tree - Granny Smith - Sale Price: $171.35 Easily grow a crisp, zesty apple. The Granny Smith Apple Tree (Malus 'Granny Smith') produces a fruit that is tart and delicious. If you crave a juicy burst of tartness, this apple is for you. The Granny Smith apple is a popular apple that everyone can name by sight. They are easy to recognize by their beautiful, bright green, shiny skin. The tree is a fast grower that will produce these much loved apples very quickly. In the spring your Granny Smith Apple Tree will leap to life with beautiful white blooms. This stunning display is a sure sign that your tree is ready to start making fruit. Your large, crisp, juicy apples will be ready to harvest in late October or early November. Because the Granny Smith apples can be stored in the refrigerator for up to six months you and your family can enjoy their crisp bite and tart flavor through winter and even into the spring. For the largest harvest we recommend planting your Granny Smith with a pollinator. Great pollinators for the Granny Smith are the Cortland, Liberty and The Pink Lady. Granny Smith apples are wonderful for baking because they keep their flavor so well. They are also a healthy refreshing snack right off the tree or in salads. Plant the Granny Smith Apple Tree in your yard, and you’ll love harvesting enough fruit to share with family and friends. * Easy to grow* Adaptable to most soil* Disease and pest resistant

Apple Tree - Red Delicious - Sale Price: $171.35  Ornamental Tree with Delicious Fruit The Red Delicious Apple tree is a deciduous, ornamental tree that produces superior fruit. You can grow one as an accent or shade tree for the front yard, or plant several on a side yard for a private orchard. The Red Delicious apple is the most widely grown variety in the world. It’s a popular apple with a variety of uses. You’ll agree that its shiny, red skin is unparalleled in beauty when you see it dangling from your tree in early fall. Red Delicious flesh is white and crisp, with a sweet flavor suitable for eating right off the tree or used in a variety of culinary dishes. Your Red Delicious can grow to 12 feet tall with an equal spread. It has a relatively rounded crown and pleasing landscape appearance throughout the summer. In the spring, clusters of small white flowers with subtle pink hues will adorn its branches with their fragrant elegance. Autumn brings additional color when the tree cloaks itself in brilliant yellows. The Red Delicious apple is a lovely ornamental tree that will provide you with a crop of delicious and nutritious fruit each fall. The tree’s ornamental features are an added bonus and under ideal conditions it can be expected to live up to 50 years. * Delicious fruit* Ornamental features* Long-lived Suggested pollinators are Granny Smith, Liberty, Golden Delicious, Fuji and Gala.   Make sure your trees are measured from the ground up! While this may sound a bit sneaky, the sad truth is some nurseries try to make their trees seem taller by including the roots in the height.  Even worse, others will charge you for a large tree but then hack them down to save money on shipping. We sell our trees with the height measured from the base up.  You can be assured when you buy a tree from Nature Hills Nursery, it will be the height you paid for after you plant it.  We take pride in delivering the highest quality plants with healthy roots and full, well-established stems and foliage.  And, you can buy in confidence with our one year plant guarantee. Our fruit trees are always in high demand.  Quantities are limited and many will sell out soon.  Order now to avoid disappointment!

Apple Tree - Northern Spy - Sale Price: $78.50 Northern Spy Apple (Red Spy, Nortern Red Spy) is large, round, and often flattened.  The skin is greenish yellow with pinkish red stripes, a delicate bloom, and occasional russet patches. This apple is rather firm, aromatic and has a subacid flavor.  The flesh is very tender, finely grained, crisp, juicy, and tart.  It remains remakably fresh after a long storage period.  The Northern Spy is an excellent all purpose apple, but is not good for drying or making apple cider. The tree is very large, upright, a vigorous grower, and productive.  It blooms late in the season and takes about 12 years to bear fruit. Ripens in late October and tends to bear biennially. Requires a pollinator such as Golden Delicious.

Apple Tree - Cox Orange Pippin - Sale Price: $171.35 Apple - Cox Orange Pippin, Malus domestica 'Cox Orange Pippin', is the classic English apple, often regarded as the finest of all dessert apples, and it remains unsurpassed for its richness and complexity of flavor. Cox Orange Pippin has a striking and attractive orange-red coloring and is definitely a superb looking and extremely tasty apple. Its medium-sized fruit has yellow skin blushed with orange-red and striped with crimson brown. The Cox Orange Pippin apple is grown for cider, cooking, and eating. The fine-textured, creamy white flesh ripens mid-fall to early winter and will not tolerate extreme cold, heat or low humidity. This upright, spreading tree is covered in pure white, cup-shaped flowers in mid and late spring, followed by first class, juicy dessert apples for harvesting in early to mid-October.