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KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree

Malus 'KinderKrisp' PP25,453
$5880 $11999
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Plant Highlights

KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree highlights at a glance!

Plant Highlights

  • Brand
    Nature Hills' Choice
  • Botanical Name
    Malus 'KinderKrisp' PP25,453
  • Growing Zones
    3-7
  • Mature Height
    25 feet
  • Mature Spread
    15 feet
  • Sun Exposure
    Full Sun
  • Moisture
    Moderate
  • Soil
    Well Drained
  • Growth Rate
    Medium
  • Flower Color
    White
  • Fall Color
    Yellow
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Yes
  • Pollinator Required
    Yes
  • Fragrant
    Yes
  • Pruning Time
    Late Winter
  • Bloom Period
    Early Spring, Late Spring
  • Harvest Time
    Mid Season

Sweet Tasting Kid Friendly KinderKrisp™ Apple

  • Perfect Size for a Healthy Snack
  • Kid-Sized Apples
  • Sweet Flavor with Firm Flesh
  • Tastes Like SweeTango®
  • Sport of Honeycrisp
  • Cold Hardy
  • Compact Size
  • Late August Ripening Time

Petite and sweet: the KinderKrisp™ Apple (Malus 'KinderKrisp' PP25,453) produces dainty Apples that produce huge smiles. The KinderKrisp™ Apple is a remarkable sport of the famous Honeycrisp.

These wunderkind Apples are the perfect size for little hands and little mouths! These crisp Apple are the perfect snack for little ones and a great choice to inspire healthy eating habits for little ones.

This well-performing tree won't take up too much space in your yard, but it will fill basket after basket with tasty Apples. Between its manageable size and spectacular flavor, it's no wonder the KinderKrisp™ Apple is a favorite among home growers and first-time Apple tree owners.

Not only is the KinderKrisp™ Apple perfect for the backyard, but it also is one of the most cold-hardy Apple trees out there.

KinderKrisp™ Apples are one of the best varieties for eating right from the tree. When you sink your teeth into these pint-sized Apples, you will be met with a clean sweet flavor and crisp texture.

These small Apples are sweeter than most and mimic the texture and juice level of their parentage, the Honeycrisp. The flavor will remind you of the SweeTango® Apple recently introduced by the University of Minnesota.

These bright little Apples are firm with marigold flesh that often has red starbursts. And while they are best known for being an ideal Apple to eat fresh, they also make rich apple butter and delicious applesauce.

Like its parent, the KinderKrisp™ Apple also features an enticing stippled appearance with bands of gold and soft yellows. These glowing beauties are a painterly sight that makes for fantastic photos and a charming display when gathered in a bowl on your dining table or in a DIY gift basket for friends, family, neighbors, or co-workers.

You will know when your KinderKrisp™ Apples are ready for harvest. This tree glows red when ready. With brilliant clusters of ripe Apples, you will want to snap a few photos before getting to work picking your season's bounty.

When August arrives, prepare your kids for the Apple-picking seasons. KinderKrisp™ Apples will be ready and ripe enough to harvest in August and into September.

For best production, you will want to pair this petite tree with a partner pollinator. You can use any of these fantastic varieties: Yellow Delicious, Rome, white blooming Crabapples, or other hardy Apple trees.

While this great variety produces some of the tastiest Apples you'll ever have the privilege of eating, this elegant Apple tree also creates a spring spectacle of white blooms. These delightful flowers bloom in snowy white pom poms.

Not only is this dramatic display striking, but these blooms fill the air with the perfume of sweet Apple blossoms. These happy blooms are also a favorite among bees and other pollinators.

How to Use the KinderKrisp™ Apple in the Landscape

The KinderKrisp™Apple is a compact tree that can add verdant beauty to almost any spot in your yard. Plant yours nearby your other Apple favorites. A small grouping of Apple trees adds charm and whimsy to your landscape.

As a semi-dwarf Appletree, you will want to choose a spot where you can admire its blooms and fruit from your doorstep. If you have a veggie garden, consider using the KinderKrisp™ Apple as a rustic backdrop to celebrate your green thumb and resourcefulness.

If you want to conserve yard space, you can plant your KinderKrisp™ Apple alongside a partner tree, allowing them to share a hole and intermingle.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Plant your KinderKrisp™ Apple in full sun with well-drained soil. Be sure your KinderKrisp™ Apple receives adequate airflow and can dry its foliage in the morning sun. Even moisture and watering your KinderKrisp™ Apple during dry spells ensures the largest fruit and best production.

Prune your KinderKrisp™ Apple in winter. For best health, do not remove more than 20% of branches and foliage. Fruit is born on spurs.

Treat yourself and your family to sweet, sweet Apples and a fresh treat come fall. Don't miss your chance to devote a corner of your yard to these delicious Apples and the memories of plucking these tasty treats directly from the branches. Your KinderKrisp™ Apple is just a click away.

KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree Frequently Asked Questions

When to Plant KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Planting Bareroot trees as soon as you can dig a hole in spring and until hot weather, the earlier the better. Plant container Apple trees throughout the growing season with complete success - that is the benefit of container plants - to extend the planting season. Your County Agricultural Extension Office is a great resource for first and last frost dates in your area.

How to Plant KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Dig a large hole only as deep as needed to accommodate the bareroot or container root ball, and twice as wide. Add Nature Hills Root Booster to speed root establishment. Remove the pot or bag and situate it into the hole so the top of the soil (soil line if bareroot), is level with the new location's soil being careful not to plant too deep. Water in again very well and backfill with the same soil you dug up, tamping down gently to ensure there are no air pockets.

Top off with a 3-4 inch thick layer of Arborist mulch. Consider staking your tree to keep its trunk growing straight for the first year to ensure it stands tall against strong winds and drifting snow.

When to Prune KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Trim off any broken branches from delivery as soon as you take them out of the box. Prune and trim Apple trees while dormant, in late winter or early spring, before you see new growth.

How to Prune KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Dormant prune to:

  • Remove any double leaders or narrow crotch angles
  • Eliminate any crossing branches
  • Thin interior branching and leave the fruiting spurs and strong branches in place opening up the canopy
  • Branching at least 24-36 inches above the ground

Prune Apple trees in the summer to:

  • Control size and shape by reducing the length of longer new growth on vigorous trees
  • Remove water sprouts on the main trunk or older branches in the crown
  • Remove suckers at the base of the trunk
  • Thin fruit during heavy years on established trees

How to Care for KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Growing an apple tree is easy when proper soil, good drainage, attention to moisture, and regular fertility are maintained. Once you've chosen an Apple tree that works for your climate, in the size you need for your landscape, and its pollinator (if needed), then you've accomplished half the battle!

  • Apple trees do best in full sun and well-drained soil
  • Water your Apple trees when they get dry - especially during the fruit production stage, and drought periods to keep them stress-free
  • Use arborists' wood chips to mulch over the roots of your Apples and have your soil tested to see what your soil may be lacking before adding fertilizers
  • Maintenance pruning and shaping

Apple trees will tolerate a wide range of soils, so long as water and nutrients are not limited and the pH level is adequate.

How to Fertilize KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

For the first year, water alone is most important. It is always best to get a soil test to see what your soil is lacking before adding more fertilizers. Once established, a fertilizer routine may be beneficial. We do offer some excellent slow-release organic options, applied according to the package directions.

Fruit trees need more phosphate and it's possible to apply too much nitrogen which affects the soil's pH. Test soil acidity or alkalinity using a pH Tester.

Fertilize in spring when you first see new growth emerging.

  • Don't overdo it
  • Phosphates are your friends
  • Pay attention to pH in areas with extremely high or low soil pH
  • Follow the directions

KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree Pollinating Info

KinderKrisp™ is not self-fruiting and needs a pollinating partner. Pair with one of these varieties:

Harvest Times for KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

KinderKrisp™'s are typically ready to harvest in late August through early September.

Early-Season? Mid-Season? Late-Season? The terminology can be confusing for new Apple tree growers. Weather, climate and your tree determine when it's ripe.

For Apples:

  • Early-season is usually June-July
  • Mid-season can be August-September
  • Late-season can be from late September-November

The growing season consists of spring, summer, and fall, and varies with climate and weather. Areas with longer growing seasons in the warmer hardiness zones can greatly affect the harvest times for each particular Apple variety grown in your area. Learn which growing zone you are in.

What Shipping Options Do You Offer?

NatureHills.com works closely with our growers and nursery professionals to ensure we ship when it is most appropriate for your area. Our goal is to deliver the hardiest plants by avoiding extreme high and low temperatures. Check out our shipping schedule for more information and to learn our wills and won'ts when it comes to shipping plants. Find your KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree for sale here at NatureHills.com!

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KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree

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Sweet Tasting Kid Friendly KinderKrisp™ Apple

Petite and sweet: the KinderKrisp™ Apple (Malus 'KinderKrisp' PP25,453) produces dainty Apples that produce huge smiles. The KinderKrisp™ Apple is a remarkable sport of the famous Honeycrisp.

These wunderkind Apples are the perfect size for little hands and little mouths! These crisp Apple are the perfect snack for little ones and a great choice to inspire healthy eating habits for little ones.

This well-performing tree won't take up too much space in your yard, but it will fill basket after basket with tasty Apples. Between its manageable size and spectacular flavor, it's no wonder the KinderKrisp™ Apple is a favorite among home growers and first-time Apple tree owners.

Not only is the KinderKrisp™ Apple perfect for the backyard, but it also is one of the most cold-hardy Apple trees out there.

KinderKrisp™ Apples are one of the best varieties for eating right from the tree. When you sink your teeth into these pint-sized Apples, you will be met with a clean sweet flavor and crisp texture.

These small Apples are sweeter than most and mimic the texture and juice level of their parentage, the Honeycrisp. The flavor will remind you of the SweeTango® Apple recently introduced by the University of Minnesota.

These bright little Apples are firm with marigold flesh that often has red starbursts. And while they are best known for being an ideal Apple to eat fresh, they also make rich apple butter and delicious applesauce.

Like its parent, the KinderKrisp™ Apple also features an enticing stippled appearance with bands of gold and soft yellows. These glowing beauties are a painterly sight that makes for fantastic photos and a charming display when gathered in a bowl on your dining table or in a DIY gift basket for friends, family, neighbors, or co-workers.

You will know when your KinderKrisp™ Apples are ready for harvest. This tree glows red when ready. With brilliant clusters of ripe Apples, you will want to snap a few photos before getting to work picking your season's bounty.

When August arrives, prepare your kids for the Apple-picking seasons. KinderKrisp™ Apples will be ready and ripe enough to harvest in August and into September.

For best production, you will want to pair this petite tree with a partner pollinator. You can use any of these fantastic varieties: Yellow Delicious, Rome, white blooming Crabapples, or other hardy Apple trees.

While this great variety produces some of the tastiest Apples you'll ever have the privilege of eating, this elegant Apple tree also creates a spring spectacle of white blooms. These delightful flowers bloom in snowy white pom poms.

Not only is this dramatic display striking, but these blooms fill the air with the perfume of sweet Apple blossoms. These happy blooms are also a favorite among bees and other pollinators.

How to Use the KinderKrisp™ Apple in the Landscape

The KinderKrisp™Apple is a compact tree that can add verdant beauty to almost any spot in your yard. Plant yours nearby your other Apple favorites. A small grouping of Apple trees adds charm and whimsy to your landscape.

As a semi-dwarf Appletree, you will want to choose a spot where you can admire its blooms and fruit from your doorstep. If you have a veggie garden, consider using the KinderKrisp™ Apple as a rustic backdrop to celebrate your green thumb and resourcefulness.

If you want to conserve yard space, you can plant your KinderKrisp™ Apple alongside a partner tree, allowing them to share a hole and intermingle.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Plant your KinderKrisp™ Apple in full sun with well-drained soil. Be sure your KinderKrisp™ Apple receives adequate airflow and can dry its foliage in the morning sun. Even moisture and watering your KinderKrisp™ Apple during dry spells ensures the largest fruit and best production.

Prune your KinderKrisp™ Apple in winter. For best health, do not remove more than 20% of branches and foliage. Fruit is born on spurs.

Treat yourself and your family to sweet, sweet Apples and a fresh treat come fall. Don't miss your chance to devote a corner of your yard to these delicious Apples and the memories of plucking these tasty treats directly from the branches. Your KinderKrisp™ Apple is just a click away.

KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree Frequently Asked Questions

When to Plant KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Planting Bareroot trees as soon as you can dig a hole in spring and until hot weather, the earlier the better. Plant container Apple trees throughout the growing season with complete success - that is the benefit of container plants - to extend the planting season. Your County Agricultural Extension Office is a great resource for first and last frost dates in your area.

How to Plant KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Dig a large hole only as deep as needed to accommodate the bareroot or container root ball, and twice as wide. Add Nature Hills Root Booster to speed root establishment. Remove the pot or bag and situate it into the hole so the top of the soil (soil line if bareroot), is level with the new location's soil being careful not to plant too deep. Water in again very well and backfill with the same soil you dug up, tamping down gently to ensure there are no air pockets.

Top off with a 3-4 inch thick layer of Arborist mulch. Consider staking your tree to keep its trunk growing straight for the first year to ensure it stands tall against strong winds and drifting snow.

When to Prune KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Trim off any broken branches from delivery as soon as you take them out of the box. Prune and trim Apple trees while dormant, in late winter or early spring, before you see new growth.

How to Prune KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Dormant prune to:

  • Remove any double leaders or narrow crotch angles
  • Eliminate any crossing branches
  • Thin interior branching and leave the fruiting spurs and strong branches in place opening up the canopy
  • Branching at least 24-36 inches above the ground

Prune Apple trees in the summer to:

  • Control size and shape by reducing the length of longer new growth on vigorous trees
  • Remove water sprouts on the main trunk or older branches in the crown
  • Remove suckers at the base of the trunk
  • Thin fruit during heavy years on established trees

How to Care for KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

Growing an apple tree is easy when proper soil, good drainage, attention to moisture, and regular fertility are maintained. Once you've chosen an Apple tree that works for your climate, in the size you need for your landscape, and its pollinator (if needed), then you've accomplished half the battle!

  • Apple trees do best in full sun and well-drained soil
  • Water your Apple trees when they get dry - especially during the fruit production stage, and drought periods to keep them stress-free
  • Use arborists' wood chips to mulch over the roots of your Apples and have your soil tested to see what your soil may be lacking before adding fertilizers
  • Maintenance pruning and shaping

Apple trees will tolerate a wide range of soils, so long as water and nutrients are not limited and the pH level is adequate.

How to Fertilize KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

For the first year, water alone is most important. It is always best to get a soil test to see what your soil is lacking before adding more fertilizers. Once established, a fertilizer routine may be beneficial. We do offer some excellent slow-release organic options, applied according to the package directions.

Fruit trees need more phosphate and it's possible to apply too much nitrogen which affects the soil's pH. Test soil acidity or alkalinity using a pH Tester.

Fertilize in spring when you first see new growth emerging.

  • Don't overdo it
  • Phosphates are your friends
  • Pay attention to pH in areas with extremely high or low soil pH
  • Follow the directions

KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree Pollinating Info

KinderKrisp™ is not self-fruiting and needs a pollinating partner. Pair with one of these varieties:

Harvest Times for KinderKrisp™ Apple Trees

KinderKrisp™'s are typically ready to harvest in late August through early September.

Early-Season? Mid-Season? Late-Season? The terminology can be confusing for new Apple tree growers. Weather, climate and your tree determine when it's ripe.

For Apples:

  • Early-season is usually June-July
  • Mid-season can be August-September
  • Late-season can be from late September-November

The growing season consists of spring, summer, and fall, and varies with climate and weather. Areas with longer growing seasons in the warmer hardiness zones can greatly affect the harvest times for each particular Apple variety grown in your area. Learn which growing zone you are in.

What Shipping Options Do You Offer?

NatureHills.com works closely with our growers and nursery professionals to ensure we ship when it is most appropriate for your area. Our goal is to deliver the hardiest plants by avoiding extreme high and low temperatures. Check out our shipping schedule for more information and to learn our wills and won'ts when it comes to shipping plants. Find your KinderKrisp™ Apple Tree for sale here at NatureHills.com!

Plant Size

  • 3-4 Feet Bareroot Standard Height
  • 4-5 Feet Bareroot Standard Height
  • #7 Container 6-7 Feet
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