Honeycrisp has become one of the best selling apples in the US. When University of Minnesota breeders sought a winter hardy apple that produced large, high quality fruits, they struck gold with Honeycrisp. The apple has since been grown all over, especially in more temperate Washington and Oregon, which is something to boast about considering us cold climaters are often jealous of what warmer clime folks can grow. The fruit is aromatic and sweet as honey with a juicy, crisp texture. Hardy to zone 2, Honeycrisp ripens in early September. Plant with Arkansas Black, Baldwin, Macoun, McIntosh, Pristine, Red Prince or any of our cider appes for pollination or with Macoun and McIntosh if zone 3.

The older and bigger tree is 6.5-7.5 ft. tall and is grafted onto semi-dwarf M7 whereas the 2024 bare root is grafted onto the smaller semi-dwarf M26 and is roughly 5-7 ft. tall.

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