Size: 5 gallon
Botanical Name: Malus pumila ‘Honeycrisp’
Variety: Honeycrisp Semi-Dwarf
Height: 12.00′
Spread: 12.00′
Water Requirements: Medium
Sun Requirements: Full Sun
Produces Fruit in Fall
Origin Date: Excelsior, MN 1960
This fruit tree produces juicy red apples great for preserving, baking and eating. They produce white flowers with a tinge of pink in spring while the leaves turn yellow in fall. It will grow 12-18 inches after its’ first year in the ground and will produce fruit in 3 years! Because they are not self fertile, Honeycrisps require a cross pollinator to be planted near them (within 100 feet) such as a Granny Smith, Pink Lady, or Fuji Apple.
Photo Credit: MikeyMoose
