Product Description
Apple trees ship from mid-January through April.
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Anna Apple Tree
The Anna Apple is one of the best apple varieties for the Deep South, producing delicious fruit even in areas with mild winters. Requiring only 100–300 chill hours, this low-chill variety allows gardeners in warmer climates to enjoy crisp, homegrown apples where many traditional apple trees will not thrive.
Anna produces large apples with attractive light green to yellow skin highlighted by a soft red blush. The creamy white flesh is crisp, juicy, and pleasantly sweet with just a hint of tartness, making it a favorite for fresh eating. These versatile apples also hold their flavor well in pies, applesauce, baking, and other homemade treats.
One of the greatest advantages of the Anna Apple is that it begins bearing fruit at a young age, rewarding gardeners with harvests sooner than many other apple varieties. The fruit ripens in late June, providing one of the earliest apple harvests of the season. Anna apples also store well, allowing you to enjoy your harvest long after picking.
For the best fruit production, plant the Anna Apple with a Dorsett Golden Apple or another compatible low-chill apple variety for cross-pollination.
Shipping Sizes Available:
- 3–4 feet tall with a ½-inch caliper
- 4–5 feet tall with a ½-inch caliper
Zones: 5–9 Chill Hours: 100–300 Pollination Code: A
Why You’ll Love the Anna Apple
- One of the best apple trees for the Deep South
- Low chill requirement of only 100–300 hours
- Large, crisp apples with sweet, slightly tart flavor
- Excellent for fresh eating, pies, applesauce, and baking
- Begins producing fruit at a young age
- Stores well after harvest
- Ripens in late June
- Best pollinated with Dorsett Golden Apple
Planting instructions for apple trees.
