Anna Southern Apple Tree

The Anna Apple, also known as the Anna Southern Apple, is a variety of apple especially selected for growing in warmer areas such as California and Florida. It bears heavy crops of apples that can be picked early for a crisp apple like a Granny Smith, or left to ripen more, when this red-skinned beauty will become sweet and crunchy like a Red Delicious. It stores well for up to a month, so nothing will be wasted of the crops you will harvest from this great apple. Eaten fresh, or baked into tarts, pies, muffins and cakes, everyone in the family will love this apple, and you can grow it in your own garden. Even better, it needs no pollinator to carry a good crop, so it is ideal for a smaller garden, where space is at a premium.

• Delicious red apples that are crisp early and sweet later
• Able to grow and fruit in zones 8 and 9
• Heavy crop without a pollinator
• Fruit stores well, so no wastage
• Easily grown in most gardens

Grow the Anna Apple in full sun or light shade, in most garden soils. Although a good choice for hot areas, it also grows well in cooler places, and is a top choice where you want just one tree. It grows well in most garden soils, even clay, as long as it is well-drained. Apple trees should be pruned correctly for maximum crops early in their life, and this also keeps the tree more compact. Although all apple trees can suffer from pests and diseases, this is a reliable and tough tree, that is highly recommended.