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Akane and Honeycrisp Mini Orchard Bundle (3 Trees)-Fruit Trees-Biringer-

Akane and Honeycrisp Mini Orchard Bundle (3 Trees)

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$143.92
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SKU BND411

Malus domestica spp.

Save 20% on this delicious Mini Apple Orchard Bundle!

East meet West! The best apples to come out of the US and Japan, Honeycrisp and Akane, are bundled here together with the columnar apple Blushing Delight to make the sweetest little mini orchard you've ever seen! 

Normally Akane and Honeycrisp bloom too far apart, but with the addition of Blushing Delight to fill the gap you can pack a whole lot of flavor into a small space! Mini dwarf trees only get 6 feet tall and can even be grown in large containers! If you've been looking for a way to get great apples into your yard (or patio!) this is your change and you can save while doing it!

Bundle contains:

  • Akane Mini Dwarf Apple
  • Honeycrisp Mini Dwarf Apple
  • Blushing Delight Columnar Apple

Hardy to USDA Zone: 5

Mature Height: 5'-8' (Mini Dwarf)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: Early Fall

Pollination: Comes with Pollinizer

Mini-Dwarf Rootstock: EMLA 27

Read our Apple Growing Guide

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  • What is the minimum feet that the Akane, Honeycrisp and Blushing Delight mini orchard need to be planted from each other? Thank you!

    6 feet apart for the Honeycrisp and Akane (same for all mini dwarf apples), and 3 feet for the Blushing Delight (or any other columnar apple)

  • Is the AKANE AND HONEYCRISP MINI ORCHARD BUNDLE suitable for zone 7a (Southern CT). It shows up when I filter for zone 7 but the description says Zone 5. Any info would be great! Thanks, Dave

    USDA Zones are about the coldest temperatures the plants can survive. Zone 7 has warmer winters than Zone 5 and will be fine for these apples.

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kerry r.

plants arrived in great shape and are slowly leafing out