McIntosh Apple Tree

McIntosh Apple Tree

Enjoy your new McIntosh Apple Tree right away, as this variety often produces heavy amounts of its delicious, vivid red fruit in just one year. The

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McIntosh Apple Tree

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Moderately large fruit with an appetizing apple aroma. Tree is a vigorous grower and a precocious bearer. Fruit is vibrant-red, thin, and peels easily

McIntosh Apple Tree

McIntosh Apple Tree

Apples are generally late blooming. Need full sun, well-drained soil, and moderate fertility. Thin fruit to maximize quality and size. Susceptible to

McIntosh Apple Tree

McIntosh Apple Tree

McIntosh Apple Tree

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Mcintosh apples are a time-tested variety that have been some of North Americas favorites since their discovery over 200 years ago. Discovered by a John McIntosh, a farmer in Ontario in the early 19th century, the McIntosh apple was ideally suited to the climate of the area, being a heavy and reliable producer with good cold hardiness. McIntosh achieves its best flavor in colder apple-growing regions. Boasts attractive crimson splashes combined with a crunchy bite into snow white flesh.

McIntosh Apple Tree

Online Orchards 3 ft. Red McIntosh Apple Tree with Scarlet Splashed Tart Fruit Great for Eating and Baking

McIntosh Apple is a classic, boasting a perfect blend of tart and sweet with a juicy, crisp texture, ideal for snacking and baking.

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