Discover the Enchantment of Arkansas Black Apple Trees

The Arkansas Black Apple Tree is a remarkable fruit-bearing tree that captures the imagination. Standing at 2-3 ft tall, these trees bring a touch of magic to your garden with their deep crimson apples that look almost black, making them a unique addition to any landscape. Perfect for cold hardy zones 4-9, they thrive in various climates.

Flavor and Quality

These apples are not just visually stunning; they are also delicious. With a firm texture and a tart flavor complemented by a custard-like sweetness and hint of spice, they are perfect for eating fresh or using in culinary delights. However, it’s important to note that Arkansas Black Apple Trees are not self-fertile and require a compatible pollinator such as Fuji, Gala, or Granny Smith.

Cultivation and Care

We carefully ship your live Arkansas Black Apple Trees with roots protected to ensure they arrive alive and healthy. Upon arrival, they may be in a dormant state or losing leaves, which is completely normal. When you plant them, ensure they receive adequate sunlight and choose the right soil type to promote healthy growth.

Key Benefits

• Unique deep crimson apples that add beauty to your garden.
• Cold hardy and suitable for USDA zones 4-9.
• Delicious flavor profile ideal for fresh eating or cooking.
• Carefully shipped to guarantee a healthy arrival.
• Requires pollinator for optimal fruit production.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the mature height of the Arkansas Black Apple Tree? The mature height is typically between 14-18 ft.
• What type of soil is best for these trees? Well-drained soil with good organic matter works best.
• How much sunlight do they need? They require full sun for optimal growth and fruit production.
• Can I plant them in a pot? Yes, they can be grown in pots but ensure adequate space for root growth.
• What is the best time to plant? Spring or fall is ideal for planting these trees.