bloom time
February
chill hours
200
- 300
hardiness zone
6
- 9
latin name
malus domestica
pollination requirements
Partially self-fertile but requires cross-pollination with another apple tree of a different variety to set fruit effectively
propagation
Anna apple trees are often propagated by grafting or budding onto rootstocks, and should be planted during the rainy season to help the trees establish themselves
site and soil
well-drained, sandy loam soil with a slightly acidic pH of 6.0–6.8. They prefer full sun and moderate fertility
size at maturity
15 ft
- 25 ft
Size at Maturity
8-10 ft
bloom time
February
chill hours
200
- 300
hardiness zone
6
- 9
latin name
malus domestica
pollination requirements
Partially self-fertile but requires cross-pollination with another apple tree of a different variety to set fruit effectively
propagation
Anna apple trees are often propagated by grafting or budding onto rootstocks, and should be planted during the rainy season to help the trees establish themselves
site and soil
well-drained, sandy loam soil with a slightly acidic pH of 6.0–6.8. They prefer full sun and moderate fertility
size at maturity
15 ft
- 25 ft
Size at Maturity
8-10 ft
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