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The September Wonder Apple Tree is a late-season marvel, bringing the sweet taste of autumn to your garden. With its crisp texture and delightful flavor profile, this variety offers a perfect balance of sweetness with a hint of tartness, ideal for fresh eating or baking delicious fall treats. Ripening in September, it extends the apple season, ensuring continuous enjoyment well into the autumn months. Thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8, this tree adapts well to various climates, making it accessible to gardeners in diverse regions. Care for the September Wonder Apple Tree is relatively straight-forward, requiring full Sun exposure and well-drained soil for optimal growth and fruit production. Regular watering, pruning to maintain shape and promote airflow and fertilization help support healthy growth and ensure bountiful harvests. With its late-season bounty and exceptional flavor, the September Wonder Apple Tree is a reliable choice for adding autumnal delight to your garden and culinary creations.

McIntosh Apples are a large, bright red fruit with a sweet taste. The apples ripen in early fall and are perfect for eating fresh or for making cider to keep you warm through the coming Winter. McIntosh Apple trees require 900 chill hours and are self-pollinators. They prefer full Sun and moist, well-drained soil. At maturity, the McIntosh apple can reach a height and width of 15 ft. to 20 ft.

Harvest and enjoy your own home-grown apples with ease. The Dwarf Gala Apple Tree does it all. In fact, the Dwarf Gala provides 6 to 12 bushels of fruit each year and produces fruit for months at a time. That's because your Gala Apple is grown and nurtured with care from day 1. When you order your tree from Brighter Blooms, you get a healthy tree upon arrival.

Get sweet, crisp apples right at home with our Honeycrisp Apple Tree. Perfect for snacking, canning and cooking, the Honeycrisp unbelievably versatile, especially since it ripens later than similar varieties. And even better is the fact that it's easy to grow. it's disease and pest resistant, so no green thumb is no issue. That's because your Honeycrisp Apple is grown and nurtured with care from day 1. When you order your tree from Brighter Blooms, you get a healthy tree upon arrival.

McIntosh Apples are a large, bright red fruit with a sweet taste. The apples ripen in early fall and are perfect for eating fresh or for making cider to keep you warm through the coming Winter. McIntosh Apple trees require 900 chill hours and are self-pollinators. They prefer full Sun and moist, well-drained soil. At maturity, the McIntosh apple can reach a height and width of 15 ft. to 20 ft.

The Melrose is a cross of Red Delicious and Jonathan. This tree yields apples of dull copper red skin, which are firm, very juicy and slightly tart. The fruit is medium to large, irregular in shape and sometimes ribbed. The creamy, green-tinged flesh is firm and crisp with an excellent flavor and high quality fruit for dessert and cooking. The Melrose apple ripens in late fall. Tree-ripened fruit keeps well; fruit picked slightly green ripens and develops fruity aroma in storage, reaching peak quality after 2-3 months. It needs a pollinator, easy to grow and has good disease resistance. At maturity, the Melrose tree will reach heights of 12 ft. to 16 ft. and 10 ft. to 14 ft. in width. The estimated chilling requirement is 800 to 1000 hours.

The Shizuka Apple Tree, a gem among apple varieties, offers a delightful combination of beauty and flavor to any orchard or garden. With its graceful branches and lush foliage, this tree adds ornamental charm throughout the growing season. The Shizuka apple itself is a true culinary delight, featuring a crisp texture and a sweet, aromatic flavor with subtle hints of pear. Thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8, this tree adapts well to various climates, making it accessible to gardeners in diverse regions. Care for the Shizuka Apple Tree is relatively straightforward, requiring full Sun exposure and well-drained soil to thrive. Regular watering, pruning to maintain shape and promote airflow and fertilization help support healthy growth and consistent fruit production. Whether enjoyed fresh off the tree or incorporated into your favorite recipes, the Shizuka Apple is sure to captivate with its exquisite taste and elegant presence in the garden.

The Shizuka Apple Tree, a gem among apple varieties, offers a delightful combination of beauty and flavor to any orchard or garden. With its graceful branches and lush foliage, this tree adds ornamental charm throughout the growing season. The Shizuka apple itself is a true culinary delight, featuring a crisp texture and a sweet, aromatic flavor with subtle hints of pear. Thriving in USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8, this tree adapts well to various climates, making it accessible to gardeners in diverse regions. Care for the Shizuka Apple Tree is relatively straightforward, requiring full Sun exposure and well-drained soil to thrive. Regular watering, pruning to maintain shape and promote airflow and fertilization help support healthy growth and consistent fruit production. Whether enjoyed fresh off the tree or incorporated into your favorite recipes, the Shizuka Apple is sure to captivate with its exquisite taste and elegant presence in the garden.

The Gravenstein apple has a crisp and juicy texture and a flavor that is aromatic and full of old-fashioned, sweet and tart flavor. It ripens in late July—making it one of the first apples in North America ready for market. It produces a squat, irregularly shaped apple with a very short stem that comes in a variety of colors; it usually has a greenish yellow background covered with broad red stripes. The Gravenstein is known for its all-purpose versatility as a terrific eating, sauce and pie apple. It requires 700 chill hours. Gala, Fuji, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and Granny Smith are good pollinators.

Gala apples are crisp, sweet apples covered in a thin yellow to orange skin, highlighted with pink to red stripes that vary in hue dependent upon the apples maturity. Their dense flesh is creamy yellow, offering a mildly sweet flavor and floral aroma. Gala’s that are allowed to reach the peak of their sweetness on the tree will have a deeper red hue and a slightly sweeter flavor. They are small to medium in size and ripen in August. At maturity, the Gala apple reaches a height and width of 15 ft. to 20 ft. They are excellent for eating fresh, salads, sauce, pies, baking and freezing. Gala apples require 500 chill hours and require a pollinator such as Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Fuji and Jonathan.