More fruit in less space! These naturally compact apple trees develop fruit along the inside limbs, so they bear up to twice as much fruit as tip-bearing varieties. A money-saving collection with compatible pollinators included!
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.
BEST ANSWER:All Starkspur?? varieties, which bear all the way down the limb to the trunk: Arkansas Black, Red Rome Beauty, Golden Delicious and Red Delicious.
BEST ANSWER:All Starkspur?? varieties, which bear all the way down the limb to the trunk: Arkansas Black, Red Rome Beauty, Golden Delicious and Red Delicious.
This is the second season of the trees being out and while we have not gotten fruit, the growth of the young trees has been very good. They are very healthy and hold a lot of promise for future yields.
These trees are looking great. We have had a lot of rain this spring and I am sure that helps. I had purchased this collection last year and every tree died. Thanks to Starks warranty they sent me a new set and we are off to a great start. Thanks.
The apple trees I purchased last year are all looking real good this spring. I planted them at the hunting camp I am part owner in. There is an old saying I heard once, " buy a $10.00 tree and put it in a $20.00 hole " This has always worked for me. I'm not expecting any apples for a couple of years yet but the trees are showing good growth and I would definitely recommend this stock to anyone.
Four great trees all over a year in the ground. They're planted along a fence line, facing east. Lots of mulch keeping their roots damp. Pruning them and training them according to Stark bros espaliering guidelines (roughly) - all four trees doing fine, all fun to work with. Arkansas black and golden delicious doing particularly well - already working on the third tier. Because of the training, I do not expect fruit anytime soon.
