Honey Crisp Apples are renowned for producing large, crisp, and juicy apples with a delightful blend of sweet and tart flavors. Honeycrisp Apples are one of America’s favorites thanks to their crisp, crunchy exterior and delectably juicy interior. Presenting the perfect balance between sweet and tart, this near-ideal apple brings a whole lot of deliciousness to your backyard. Plus, the Honeycrisp Apple Tree reaches heights of just 8 to 10 feet, making the medium-size tree wonderfully manageable.

The Honeycrisp Tree is disease resistant, so it doesn't need harsh chemicals or sprays.
It thrives in temperatures as low as -30 degrees.
Heavy producer once established.

HONEY CRISP APPLE

Name: HONEY CRISP APPLE
Brand: TM
SKU: 0017 DW
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: 0017 DW

$69.99

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Foliage: The tree’s leaves are green, and it blooms with white blossoms.

Fruit: Honeycrisp apples have a red-blushed skin with yellow undertones. Their white flesh is both crisp and juicy.
At maturity, Honeycrisp apple trees typically reach a height of 14 to 18 feet and a width of 12 to 15 feet.

The average apple size is between 2.5 to 2.75 inches in diameter, although some can grow even larger, exceeding three inches.
Sunlight: These trees thrive with eight hours of direct sunlight daily. Morning sun is crucial for drying dew from leaves, which helps prevent diseases.

Soil: Plant your tree in well-drained loam soil (a mix of sand, silt, and a touch of clay). Aim for a slightly acidic to neutral pH (between 6.0 and 7.0).

Fertilization: Apply nitrogen-rich fertilizer annually in spring (e.g., a 10-10-10 grade) to promote leaf growth and vibrant green foliage.

Watering: Regular watering is essential, especially during hot months (May to October). Keep the roots moist.
Resistant to: Scab disease.

Susceptible to: Fire blight, fly speck, sooty blotch, bitter pit, and mildew.
The tree blossoms in April, and the apples are ready to pick in September.
SEASONAL

Bareroot Honeycrisp apple trees are typically purchased and planted as dormant, bare-root specimens. Let’s explore what this means:

Bare-Root Trees:

These trees are grown in the ground, and when they are dormant, they are carefully pulled out, shaken free of soil, and stored in a container with moist material.

The advantage of buying bare-root trees is that they are lightweight and easy to transport. They also establish well once planted.