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Stark® Super Red Fuji Apple

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Description

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Sweet, crisp, and juicy! Fruit has a rich, deep, scarlet color that is gorgeous in salads and on platters. Retains crisp texture even at room temperature. Hardy tree produces impressive crops of brightly colored, uniformly sized Fuji apples. Good for fresh eating, cooking or canning. This late-season crop will fill your orchard with the aromatic essence of fall. Keeps up to one year in proper storage. Introduced in 2012. Disease-resistant to scab and mildew. Ripens in late October. Best pollinators: Granny Smith or Stark® GrandGala™.

  • Here’s where you can find our complete list of Fuji Apple Trees to choose from.

Characteristics

Bloom Color White
Fruit Color Red
Fruit Size Medium - Large
Ripens/Harvest Late October
Shade/Sun Full Sun
Soil Composition Loamy
Soil Moisture Well Drained
Soil pH Level 6.0 - 7.0
Taste Sweet
Texture Firm, Juicy
Years to Bear 2 - 5
Zone Range 5 - 8

Zone Compatibility

This Variety's Zone Range 5 - 8
My Hardiness Zone ?
The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates. Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area. Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatability range of this variety before ordering.

Size & Spacing

Mature Size

The mature size of this variety depends on the version you choose to plant:
Semi-Dwarf 12 - 15' Tall X 12 - 15' Wide
Dwarf 8 - 10' Tall X 8 - 10' Wide

Recommended Spacing

The space needed for this variety to grow depends on the size you plant:
Semi-Dwarf 12 - 15'
Dwarf 8 - 10'

Pollination

This variety requires another one for adequate pollination.

Cross-pollination by a different variety is key to its growing and bearing success. Plant one of these varieties within 50' for best pollination.

Tools & Supplies

Having the proper tools and supplies when growing your own can make the difference between a good harvest and a great harvest! Here's a list that our experts recommend for this variety.

Planting & Care

Learn all about how to grow apple trees in The Growing Guide. An entire section of our website dedicated to your growing success.

Read about how to grow apple trees »

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Why did you choose this?
Stark Bro's Store
Always have good luck with stark trees, trying something new, waiting for columnar trees to be available again
Brian B on Oct 23, 2019
to espalier
Catherine L on May 20, 2019
Always have good luck with stark trees, trying something new, waiting for columnar trees to be available again
Brian B on Oct 23, 2019
My daughter loves these apples, good for my climate zone, and cross pollination for the Granny Smith.
Brian F on Sep 9, 2019
to espalier
Catherine L on May 20, 2019
My wife likes Fuji Apples.
Judson S on May 7, 2019
I love Fuji and the reviews seemed awesome.
Rhiannon L on Apr 15, 2019
long lasting
ROBERT P on Apr 7, 2019
Disease resistant
Michael M on Mar 26, 2019
self pollinating, small orchard space, neighbors have peach and apple trees
Gwen L on Mar 20, 2019
Like the sweet soft taste of the Fuji Apple.
Robert H on Oct 13, 2018
Resistance to disease, uses and storage.
SHARON F on Sep 30, 2018
I love the wonderful flavor of a home grown Fuji. The deep red color is particularly attractive, as its its shape.
Katherine F on Jan 19, 2018
A family favorite that grows in my hardiness zone
Margaret J on Oct 28, 2017
My wife loves Fuji apples, so were going to grow our own.
Daniel L on Apr 5, 2017
It's what we buy at grocery store
Robert W on Mar 5, 2017
My favorite apple
Larry P on Feb 6, 2017
my daughter likes fuji apples
DAWN G on Jan 16, 2017
It is one of the recommended varieties by NC State for the Piedmont in NC.
Michael L on Dec 26, 2016
Best eating apple that I have found
Ernest M on Dec 10, 2016
The hardest sweet tart apple!
Margaret A on Sep 19, 2016
The Dwarf fuji apples are very big apples for a small tree and are sweet not tart. it produces lots of apples on this tree. i like lots of apples!!
LINDA F on Aug 28, 2016
This is my favorite apple! The red fuji I bought in June was the only tree that didn't put out any buds...so, to make sure I have a fuji in my little orchard (10 trees?) I ordered this to get it in the ground before winter comes calling!
Richard P H on Jul 10, 2016
This apple is so crispy and sweet, can't go wrong with this choice
Gill W on May 28, 2016
This is a family member's favorite apple.
GREG G on May 8, 2016
great tasting apple
Loretta M M on May 3, 2016
my favorite eating apple and I need a good pollinator for my granny smith tree
KELLY S on Apr 22, 2016
Wife love Fuji's. We'll see how these compare.
Jim J on Mar 25, 2016
Like taste and long shelf life
EDWARD F on Mar 22, 2016
We have eaten them and like them
LOUIS S on Mar 16, 2016
We wanted an apple that's description included good to eat off the tree as well as good for canning.
Jonathan H on Mar 14, 2016
Fuji and Gala go well together, like Captain and Tennille.
Charles A on Mar 11, 2016
Disease resistance
Brett B on Mar 8, 2016
I purchased four apple trees, Fuji, Lodi, HoneyCrisp and Gala. I chose them by ripening date, taste, storage and their adaptability for using them in various ways, for eating fresh, freezing, cooking, applesauce and apple butter. In addition, I have two KandyCrisp, a Jonathan and a Golden Delicious and they're getting older so I don't wish to be without apples!
Terry S on Mar 6, 2016
My daughter loves these apples, good for my climate zone, and cross pollination for the Granny Smith.
Brian F on Sep 9, 2019
My wife likes Fuji Apples.
Judson S on May 7, 2019
Will a Fuji pollinate with a golden delicious apple?
Sharon O on Jul 14, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes, Golden Delicious is an excellent choice for pollinating Fuji apple trees!
I want 2 dwarf Fugi apple trees to espalier. What varieties are best for cross pollination?
Pameka G on Oct 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Sorry to say they did not survive.
This tree is listed as a cross pollinator for honeycrisp, yet honeycrisp is not listed as a cross pollinator for Fuji. Do Fuji and Honeycrisp work as cross pollinators for each other?
Gwen H on Jan 8, 2019
BEST ANSWER: They do. There are literally hundreds of pollinator possibilities; we just don't have room to list them all.
can I use the Arkansas Black as a pollinator for the pollinator for this Fuji apple?
Reese on Oct 8, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, you can. They are a perfect pollinating pair.
Are there two dwarf eating apple trees for zone 8B which will pollinate each other? For example would a Crimson Crisp work with a Stark Super Red Fuji?
S U on Jul 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, those two will work together because they have similar bloom times.
Will a Stark Super Red Fuji Apple pollinate a Mutsu Apple tree?
Joseph T on Jun 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately not, it blooms later than Mutsu.
I barely have space for one tree in my garden, Do i really need to have pollinator?
debbie c on Sep 27, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. For a tree that is not self-fertile, yes, you absolutely need a pollinator or you won't ever have any fruit. Perhaps you should think about a self-pollinating tree, Here is a whole section of apple trees that pollinate themselves:

http://www.starkbros.com/tags/self-pollinating-apple-trees
I was interested in ordering a Gala, which required a pollinator and Fuji was recommended, which is fine, but when I went to look at the Fuji, a pollinator is recommended, and it's not the Gala, but Granny Smith. That's a fine apple, as well, but I don't want to plant 8 acres of apples when I really only want a tree or two, so if I get the Gala and the Fuji, does that mean that the Fuji won't do as well because I don't also have Granny Smith? Or will the Fuji and Gala both do just fine with each other?
Jan W on Jul 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Fuji and Gala will work fine together! Each apple tree has a long list of varieties it is compatible with, so, in the interest of readability and saving space, we don't list every single potential one.

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Best tree in my orchard
I would recommend this apple to anyone who likes Fuji apple trees. I bought 3 trees last year and each grew 18-20 inches and are the best looking trees I bought last year. Nothing seemed to effect them. I planted them in a poor clay soil, but it seemed to not effect them. I was so pleased with them, I bought 4 more in the fall and plan to buy another few this spring.
March 4, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Loaded with blooms.
We planted this tree next to the Gala apple two years ago. Both trees are loaded with fertilized flowers as of early May this year. Should have quite a few apples this year.
May 7, 2016
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
Young Fuji tree
This tree was an end of the season buy.It's done very well so far. I am a Stark fan from way back. I am 87 years old and I recall my own grandfather buying Stark products. They have always been reliable and still are.
May 12, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it!!!!
I am happy to say that within a year my apple tree has grown about 4 feet or more!! In addition, it flowered this year and we will have the pleasure of tasting this precious fruit. They say that the best time to plant a tree is yesterday and if I had more space, I'd order more. Thanks for such a great tree!!! Juan Zambrano
May 6, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
lasted a northern ohio winter
these apple trees are great. nice green leaves and growing nicely. There are no apples yet but i just put them in last fall. I had to spray them for a fuzzy fungus cause of our humid wet spring and after a week they are back to normal. the information and resource pages on the website is an absolute plus.
May 29, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Good growth on immature tree
Good growth two years after planting. No flower production yet, but it may need another year or two before flower and fruit production.
May 29, 2016
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
Stark Super Red Fuji Apple
This is only the second year for our tree. So far we have had no blossoms on the tree. Its a beautiful little tree though.
May 4, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Stark Super Red Fuji Apple
This tree started off slow and took off like a rocket after I accidentally hit the trunk with the string trimmer that made a three inch gash on the trunk about 6 inches up from the ground through the tree guard. It is now towering above the other trees planted at the same time. It also had several blossoms early on. It is again taking off in a growth pattern height and width of trunk.
May 10, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
I want Apples, must have Apples.
Tree has been in the ground for about 4 months. Looking okay and healthy. Only concern is it seems to be growing kind of slow after a good initial spurt. I am about to fertilize it for the first time. Recently added a Stark golden delicious. Its a vigorous grower and in 3 weeks has blown by my sweet little Fuji. Both are Supreme dwarfs. I think the vigorousness of the golden delicious is throwing me off a little, and that the growing pattern I am seeing on the Fuji is probably normal. Just going to keep giving them some TLC and see what happens.
March 21, 2016
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Stark Super Red Fuji Apple
Tree is still very young but is growing beautifully!
May 9, 2018
Purchased
 over 2 years ago

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