Honey Crisp Apple Tree

Honey Crisp apple trees produce large, red-blushed apples that are prized for their crisp texture and perfect sweet-tart balance. These apples are ideal for fresh eating, salads, or baking, and they store exceptionally well, retaining their crunch and flavor for months. Thriving in full sun and well-draining soil, Honey Crisp trees require moderate chill hours and are partially self-fruitful, performing even better with a pollinator such as Liberty or Granny Smith. The tree also showcases beautiful spring blossoms, adding ornamental value to its productivity. With its unparalleled flavor and texture, Honey Crisp is a top choice for home orchards and apple lovers everywhere. Semi-dwarf on M111 rootstock Growing Zones: Suitable for USDA zones 3-9. Chill Requirements: Typically needs around 700-1000 chill hours for fruiting. Bloom Time: Usually blooms late, based on Central Valley California weather. Harvesting Dates: Honeycrisp Apples are usually harvested from early to mid-August. Loo