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Sweet Sixteen Reachable Apple Tree produces 1 of the best apples for fresh-off-the-tree eating. The fruit is super sweet with a richly complex flavor that is similar to vanilla with just a hint of molasses and fine bourbon. It delivers a taste treat like no other apple of its type. Sweet Sixteen is extra hardy and long-lived even in harsh conditions. The fruit ripens in mid September, making it an autumn treat that can't be beat. Deluxe tree kit includes 2 oz. Quik-Cal Pelletized Calcium, 12 oz. bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula, Easy to use Tree ties, and a Premium Tree Guard. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Anna Reachable Apple Tree boasts very low chill requirements, making it a highly recommended variety for the Coastal South area of the country and Zone 9. The large apples are crisp with a sweet, spritely flavor. Anna produces at an early age, and the fruit ripens on the tree from mid June to early July. It will sometimes produce a second, late-season crop. This is a very reliable annual bearer. Zones 6 to 9. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Fuji Reachable Apple Tree produces 1 of the most popular dessert apples but on a smaller tree. With their mild, sweet flavor and finely textured, juicy flesh, these full-sized Fuji apples are a treat for fresh eating. They ripen in mid October, store very well and stay crisp, both at room temperature and refrigerated. With its compact size, Fuji Reachable Apple Tree fits easily into your garden, orchard or even a container. And its more manageable than a full-sized apple tree 1 person can prune, spray, net and harvest the tree while standing on the ground. You'll enjoy a small fruit crop in under 2-years and larger crops in subsequent years.

Gala Reachable Apple tree was developed in New Zealand to be a great-tasting import, which it certainly is. Its big, shapely fruits have red-orange streaks over a golden background. Gala's crisp white flesh has a delicious, tangy-sweet flavor, making it an ideal variety for fresh eating. The fruit ripens in September.

Granny Smith Reachable Apples are a traditional favorite for a reason. They are versatile and delicious apples that have a crunchy texture when fresh, but they become delightfully soft and juicy when cooked. Granny Smith is a popular choice baked into pies, tarts and dumplings, or used fresh in tasty caramel apples. By late October, the skin is still green, but their flavor is at its peak. This variety stores quite well for up to 6-months in cold storage. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Honeycrisp Reachable Apple Tree is a hardy, small-sized tree that bears crisp, sweet, 3 in. fruit. Although it can be planted in the landscape, its smaller size also makes it suitable for a container garden. Because it is a Reachable Fruit tree, its more manageable than a full-sized apple tree 1 person can prune, spray, net and harvest the tree while standing on the ground. It has been a flavor favorite since it was introduced in 1991 by the University of Minnesota. Requiring some extra care to grow, it tends to bear a heavy crop every 2-years, producing as much as a half bushel of crispy, sweet apples.

Liberty Reachable Apple is a fabulous variety for fresh eating, juice and sauce. This crunchy, mildly tart apple is much like an easy-to-grow version of McIntosh. It dependably resists scab, fire blight and cedar apple rust, too. The name actually refers to the breeder's quest to free the grower from endless spraying. The fruit ripens in early October. Zones 5 to 8. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

McIntosh Reachable Apple is a delicious, cold-hardy native of Canada that is 1 of the most popular apple varieties in the world. The round, red, mildly tart fruit has a juicy, tender texture when cooked, making it ideal for pies, dumplings, tarts and more. It also gives applesauce and cider a spicy kick and extra depth of flavor. The apples ripen on the tree in mid September. Zones 4 to 6. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Sundance Reachable Apple Tree bears large fruit with porcelain to yellowish-green skin, often with a red blush and creamy white flesh. It boasts a delightful popping-crisp texture ideal for fresh eating and pies, holding its texture and baking up perfectly, not too hard and never mushy. It has an exceptional sweet-tart flavor with refreshing hints of pineapple and lemon. Fruit matures in mid to late October, but hangs on the tree up to a month without loss of quality. The apples can store for up to 4 months in the refrigerator, so you can enjoy them into winter. Sundance has exhibited excellent resistance to scab and cedar apple rust, too. Zones 5 to 8. This is a Reachable Tree producing full sized fruits on a smaller tree, making it easier to fit in your garden and to harvest.

Triumph Reachables Apple Fruit Tree is a new cultivar that is tops for gardeners who want to grow crisp, flavorful apples with minimal sprays. Triumph shows excellent scab tolerance and contains two forms of genetic scab resistance. Created by crossing the popular Honeycrisp and the Liberty apple trees, Triumph Apple Tree produces firm, pleasantly tart fruits with just the right balance of sugars and acids. They're wonderful for fresh eating and store well, too, lasting for up to 6-months in storage. Fruits ripen in late September, this is a Reachables Apple Tree that produces full-sized fruits, but on a smaller tree. That makes it easier to fit into your garden, orchard-or even a container. It's also easier to manage than full-sized trees. Our Reachables trees bear a small fruit crop in under 2-years and larger crops in the subsequent years. 1-person can prune, spray, net and harvest the tree-all while standing on the ground. Note: Because their full-sized fruits grow on smaller trees, Reachables require a tree support. Bred by the University of Minnesota, Triumph is hardy to USDA z1 4.