Apple Trees - Winesap Oaks Pest & Disease Management: Generally

Pest & Disease Management: Generally pest-free

low-maintenance plantings where reliability and beauty are priorities

sweet flavor and early ripening

Fertilizing: Apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring to support vigorous growth and abundant blooms

There is a specimen in Philadelphia which is about seven feet in diameter and over 90 feet wide

Apple Trees - Winesap Oaks Pest & Disease Management: GenerallyWinesap Apple trees ripen in late fall and produce large, bright red fruit with yellow flesh. The fruit's tangy taste is perfect for eating fresh or for canning, and Winesap apples store well so they can be enjoyed long after they have ripened. The tree requires 800 chill hours. It is a triploid variety and need 2 pollination partners which both must be of different varieties, such as Fuji, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, McIntosh with which to