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Granny Smith Apple Tree

Best for Carmel Apples

(3 customer reviews)

Crunchy fresh, soft and juicy cooked. The Granny Smith Apple is a favorite for pies! By late October skin is still green, but flavor is at its peak. Stores 6 months in cold storage.

Now you can grow delicious, full-size apples no matter how small your garden! Imagine picking 1/2 bushel or more apples from each of your Li’l-BIG trees just a few years after planting them in the ground! If you have limited space or simply want a little tree with big benefits,
Li'l-BIG is for you. Reaching 6 ft. tall at the most and producing half a bushel of fruit, Li'l-BIG are a snap to spray, prune and harvest compared to standard size trees.

Zones: 5-9.

Product Details

Zones: 5 - 9 (-10° F.)
Height: 12-14'
Spacing: 15 feet
Depth: graft 1-2 inches above soil
Spread: 14-16'
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: Most crabapples, other early blooming apples.
Yield: 2-5 bushels
Color: White
Foliage: Deep Green
Blooms: Very Early Spring

Fruit: Large to very large, dark green, mostly tart but can be complex sweet if left on tree until Nov.
Comments: Large waxy, grass green fruit. White flesh is crisp, juicy and tart.. Doesn't get mushy; solid fruit. Very vigorous. 500-600 hours chill. Good heat tolerance.
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- Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Granny Smith
Reviewed By: Lori Malson (Gaskin, Florida)
We have a 4 year old Granny Smith standard that has went through a hail storm,a huricane, a bitter cold winter that split the trunk. That is all healed now. And our bull attacked the tree snapping the main top out. That has healed now also. I wish I could show you the picture of it today. It looks great. Loaded with blooms. Gurneys really has tough apple trees. We are so very pleased. Thank you, Lori

- Sunday, March 04, 2007
gurney's fruit trees
Reviewed By: mike (pittsburgh, pa)
your fruit trees are all excellent. they all caught root and i picked my first apples the third year. the trees accepted the climate zone just as recommended. i will be putting more trees in this spring. thankyou for standing behind your products.

- Monday, January 15, 2007
Granny Smith
Reviewed By: Steve (CDA, ID)
It’s the apple that tart flavor lovers crave. This is why it’s often used in Carmel apples to give that sweet/sour combo. I've never had it fresh and since they stay fresh in cold storage forever, that’s why they’re in stores everywhere. So that Granny Smith you get on sale at your grocery store may be over a year old from thousands miles away, "New Zealand” most often. Compact but spreading shape. Resists cedar apple rust. I'm not a big fan of sour apples so that is why I only give it a 3 but it may be higher if I had it fresh. However if you love sour apples, then look no further!

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