Apple Arkansas Black
$34.99
Originating in Benton county, Arkansas in the late 1800s this heirloom apple produces a tart, dark red fruit that mellows into a sweet, nearly black apple after a month in cold storage. Fruit ripens in October and keeps for nearly 6 months in a refigerator. This tree is grown on M-111 root stock and should reach about 20′ tall. Reported to be partially self-fertile, another apple in proximity will greatly increase production.. Mature Size: 15-20′ x 15-20′ after 5-7 years. Full Sun (6+ Hours).
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Attracts | Pollinators |
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Bloom Time | Spring |
Mature Height | 15'-20' |
Mature Width | 15-20' |
Soil | Average Soil, Moist Well Drained Soil |
Sun Exposure | Full Sun (6+ Hours) |
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