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Fuji Apple Tree

Malus 'Fuji'

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Fuji Apple Tree

Malus 'Fuji'

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Botanical Name

Malus 'Fuji'

Outdoor Growing zone

6-9

Mature Height

10-15

Mature Width

8-10

Sun needs

Full Sun, Partial Sun

The Fuji Apple Tree is a wonderful, sweet apple that is widely grown for its attractive red color on a green background and for its sweet, crunchy texture and good flavor. It has an attractive appearance, with red and pink coloring on a green background, and white flesh. It is an excellent apple to grow in the central parts of America which are not too hot or too cold. If you are looking for a familiar, popular apple to grow and enjoy straight from the tree and one that is sweet and loved by children, then Fuji is a terrific choice.

  • Top-quality eating apples loved by everyone
  • Ideal for a late crop that will store for 3 months or more
  • Attractive red and green fruits, with clean white flesh
  • Top choice for mid-climate regions
  • Plant a pollinator like the Gala Apple, or a crab apple

The Fuji Apple should be grown in a sunny spot in your garden. It ripens its crop late, so sun helps it do that, especially in cooler areas. Plant it in any kind of well-drained soil and enrich the planting spot with compost or rotted manure. New trees should be watered regularly, and always water your tree during dry periods in summer. Begin pruning and training when young, and thin the fruit if necessary, because this tree is a prolific fruiter. Plant a Gala Apple as well, for pollination, or crab-apples make good pollinators too.

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