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Granny Smith Apple Tree

Malus domestica 'Granny Smith'

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Granny Smith Apple Tree Care

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Sunlight

Granny Smith Apples thrive in full sun, so make sure you plant in a spot that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day.

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Watering

Water regularly each week when the soil gets dry 2-3 inches down. Make sure to water more often if the tree is potted or there is a period of drought.

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Fertilizing

Follow label instructions on an apple-specific fertilizer, usually applying several times from April until August.


Pick Apples This Year - Four Years Sooner!

Why Granny Smith Apple Trees?

Our Granny Smith Apple Tree is known for its quick production and easy growth. In fact, it produces fruit in record time, so you’ll pick delicious apples sooner than seed grown varieites.

You’ll get unique tart flavor, effortlessly. Our Granny Smith doesn’t need harsh pesticides or even a specific soil type to thrive. You get adaptable, versatile growth and delectable Granny Smith Apples to use in snacks, desserts and more.

Plus, our Granny Smith is self-fertile. That means you get fruit with only one tree, though adding an additional Granny Smith in your garden results in a dramatically increased crop for you. Imagine tons of delicious apples, season after season, in your own backyard.

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

Many nurseries sell tall, skinny stems that can take several years to fruit and will generally be less productive when mature. But our Granny Smiths are pruned back and trained to develop a branching structure. This process takes more work and an extra year, but the difference you experience is dramatic. Because more branches mean more fruit, earlier production, stronger limbs and a healthier tree. Some of our apple trees have already produced apples in our nursery!

Now, you reap the rewards. And with proper care, you’ll be able to start picking apples in the first year. Get your own Granny Smith Apple Tree and see its amazing growth for yourself!

Full Planting & Care Instructions

Product Details

    Mature Height:12-15 ft.
    Mature Width:8-10 ft.
    Sunlight:Full Sun
    Growth Rate:Moderate
    Harvest Time:October-November
    Year to Bear:Can Fruit the 1st year!
    Botanical Name:Malus domestica 'Granny Smith'
    Does Not Ship To:AZ,CA,ID,OR,WA
    Grows Well In Zones:5-8 outdoors
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    Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors

    (hardy down to -10℉)

    Customer Reviews & Photos

    4.8

    Based on 135 reviews

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    Cindy T.
    6/7/2024
    Verified Buyer

    The tree arrived in good

    The tree arrived in good condition. It was healthy but need a good drink of water when delivered. It was green and leafy.

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    Jared C.
    6/5/2024
    Verified Buyer

    Healthy

    So far so good.

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    Gail
    5/18/2024

    After 7 months doing well.

    Arrived and planted Oct 2023. Went through freezing temps and then a horrendous tornado and still miraculously standing. Got one apple growing as of end of April 2024. Arrived healthy and is doing well after 7 months in the ground.

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    Elvis E.
    5/5/2024

    Excellent tree

    Granny Smith one year later is doing fantastically in zone 5a!

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    Brandon R.
    4/26/2024
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    Really great trees,although I think

    Really great trees,although I think they froze during transit. Leaved are drooping and some died but hopefully there coming back.

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