Sweet Sixteen Apple Tree

Remarkable Flavor and Crunch

(4 customer reviews)

One of the best for fresh-off-the-tree eating, Sweet Sixteen is super sweet with a richly complex flavor—similar to vanilla with just a hint of molasses and fine bourbon. A taste treat like no other! Extra hardy and long-lived even in harsh conditions. Ripens mid Sept. Zones 3-6.

This item ships only in the spring.
If our spring shipping season is closed, your order will be shipped the following spring.

Product Details

Zones: 3 - 6 (-30° F.)
Height: 22 feet
Spacing: 20-30'
Depth: Graft 1 - 2 inches above soil
Spread: 20 feet
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Prairie Spy, Yellow Delicious, Honeycrisp
Yield: 5-10 bushels
Color: White
Foliage: Green
Blooms: Late Spring

Fruit: Mostly red, large, conic and wonderfully complex vanilla flavor
Comments: Red striped, conical fruit. Aromatic firm crisp cream colored flesh. Spreading, vigorous habit. Dependable bearer. Hardy to -50 degrees F.
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Sweet Sixteen Apple Tree Ships In The Spring
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- Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Best for the North
Reviewed By: Rebecca (Thief River Falls, MN.)
These are just as sweet and crisp as any and large for the time they have to grow up here in the far north.My 3 kids start eating them way before they are truly ripe and they can't wait till next years crop.Thanks so much.

- Friday, February 29, 2008
Great in cold
Reviewed By: Melanie (Coleraine, minnesota)
These are great apples and to my surprise there were lots of nice big apples sweet and juice. Make great baking apples too.

- Monday, December 14, 2009
Fantastic
Reviewed By: Terryw (Great Falls, Montana)
These are a wonderful eating apple. Not the best keepers I've ever seen, but do ok in the fridge and can and freeze well. Production has been hit and miss due to weather but this last year two trees produced 450 POUNDS of apples! Unbelievable!

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