Arkansas Black Apple Trees – 2 to 3 Ft – Bare Root – Sweet and Hardy

Enjoy the unique beauty and delicious taste of Arkansas Black Apple Trees with this set of two sweet apple trees. These bare root apple trees arrive at 2 to 3 feet tall, ready to establish in your home orchard. Hardy in Zones 5-9, these apple trees thrive in full sun and reach a mature height of 15-20 feet, making them a great choice for backyard fruit production.

The Arkansas Black Apple is known for its deep red to nearly black skin, crisp texture, and rich, sweet flavor. It is a highly disease-resistant variety, ensuring a low-maintenance growing experience. These trees produce an abundance of fruit, perfect for fresh eating, baking, cider-making, and long-term storage. As they ripen, the apples develop a deep, almost black hue, adding striking visual appeal to any orchard or garden space.

These bare root apple trees are easy to plant and establish quickly in well-drained soil with proper care. Ideal for home gardeners, orchard enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a unique apple variety, Arkansas Black Apple Trees will provide years of reliable fruit production.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Product Type: Bare Root Apple Trees
• Size: 2 to 3 Feet Tall
• Color: Deep Red to Black Apples
• Mature Height: 15-20 Feet
• Hardiness Zones: 5-9
• Sun Requirements: Full Sun
• Low Maintenance: Disease-resistant and easy to grow
• Versatile Uses: Perfect for fresh eating, baking, cider-making, and long-term storage
• Great for Home Orchards: A unique and visually striking addition to any fruit tree collection

FAQs:

Q: How long does it take for Arkansas Black Apple Trees to produce fruit? A: Typically, these trees begin producing fruit within 3 to 5 years after planting, depending on growing conditions and care.

Q: Do I need a pollinator for Arkansas Black Apple Trees? A: Yes, Arkansas Black Apple Trees benefit from cross-pollination. Planting another apple variety nearby, such as Fuji or Honeycrisp, will improve fruit production.

Q: How should I plant and care for my bare root apple trees? A: Plant in well-drained soil in a location with full sun exposure. Water regularly in the first year and prune in late winter to encourage healthy growth.

Q: Are Arkansas Black Apples good for baking? A: Yes! Their firm texture and rich flavor make them excellent for pies, crisps, and cider-making.

Q: How long do Arkansas Black Apples last after harvesting? A: These apples store exceptionally well, lasting 4-6 months in proper cool storage, with the flavor improving over time.