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Granny Smith Apple Tree

Malus 'Granny Smith'

Regular price $14973
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Plant specifications
Plant Characteristics Cold hardy, Flowering, Edible, Ornamental Berries/Fruit, Attracts pollinators, Thornless
Sunlight Full sun
Height 12-25 ft
Width 10-18 ft
Growth Rate Moderate
Flower Color White
Botanical Name Malus 'Granny Smith'
Does Not Ship To AK, CA, HI, ID, MT, OR, PR
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Quality of plant

The plant was received in very good condition, was planted the next day and is doing very good at it’s new home !! It appears to have grown several inches since being planted last week !!

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David
Quality of plant

The plant was received in very good condition, was planted the next day and is doing very good at it’s new home !! It appears to have grown several inches since being planted last week !!

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Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful experience with us! We’re thrilled to hear that your new plant arrived in great condition and has already settled in so well at its new home. Watching it grow several inches in just a week must be incredibly rewarding, and your attentive care surely plays an important role in its success.

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AppleMan
Granny Smith does self pollinate

The first comment is incorrect. The Granny Smith is self fertile and self pollinates. It will produce more fruit with a cross pollinater.

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great
great apple but it takes two

Granny Smith is not self pollinating. Beautiful blossoms but if you want apples you need another apple or crab apple tree in the neighborhood that blooms at the same time.

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Nana
still not a horse apple!

I love the Granny smith apple, Ilove sour or tart fruit, like green apples or green grapes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What USDA hardiness zones are suitable for Granny Smith Apple Trees?

  • Granny Smith Apple Trees thrive in USDA hardiness zones 6-9. They require approximately 400 chill hours and are notably heat tolerant compared to other apple varieties. Plant in full sun for best fruit production and reliability.

How tall and wide will a Granny Smith Apple Tree grow at maturity?

  • Granny Smith Apple Trees typically reach 15-20 feet tall and 12-15 feet wide at maturity. These vigorous growers develop into substantial shade trees that reliably produce fruit for decades. Plan for adequate spacing when planting, and shop quality specimens at naturehills.com.

Do Granny Smith Apple Trees require a pollinator?

  • Granny Smith apple trees are self-fertile and will produce fruit without a pollinator. However, you'll get better harvests when paired with compatible varieties like Fuji, Ginger Gold, or Honeycrisp. Plant a second variety nearby for maximum fruit production.

How long after planting will my tree produce fruit?

  • Apple trees typically begin producing fruit 2-4 years after planting, with full production by year 6-8. Your Granny Smith will reward your patience with reliable harvests of tart green apples each October. Plant in full sun and ensure it gets those 400 chill hours for best fruit development.

How much sunlight does a Granny Smith Apple Tree need?

  • Granny Smith Apple Trees need full sun for optimal fruit production and tree health. These reliable producers thrive with 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Plant yours in the sunniest spot available in your yard for the best harvest of those famous tart green apples available at naturehills.com.

What soil conditions are best for growing Granny Smith Apple Trees?

  • Granny Smith apple trees thrive in well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. They prefer loamy soil enriched with organic matter and need full sun exposure for optimal fruit production. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot and water consistently during the growing season.

Is Granny Smith self-fertile or does it need cross-pollination?

  • Granny Smith is self-fertile and will produce fruit on its own. However, cross-pollination with varieties like Fuji, Ginger Gold, or Honeycrisp will significantly increase your harvest. Plant a compatible pollinator within 50 feet for best results.

What are common pests and diseases affecting Granny Smith Apple Trees?

  • Granny Smith apple trees can face common issues like apple scab, fire blight, and pests such as aphids and codling moths. Their vigorous growth habit helps them resist many problems naturally. Monitor regularly during growing season and apply dormant oil in late winter for best prevention.

Can Granny Smith Apple Trees be shipped to my state?

  • Granny Smith Apple Trees can be shipped to most states where they're hardy. These trees require about 400 chill hours and tolerate heat well, making them suitable for many growing zones. Check your specific state's shipping restrictions and hardiness zone compatibility before ordering.