Arkansas Black Spur Apple Tree

Arkansas Black Spur apple trees are prized for their deep red, almost black fruit with a dense texture and bold, sweet-tart flavor. These apples are excellent for fresh eating, baking, or storing, as they develop even richer flavor with time in storage. This late-season variety thrives in full sun and well-draining soil, requiring moderate chill hours. Arkansas Black Spur trees are vigorous and benefit from a pollinator, such as Granny Smith or Fuji, to produce abundant yields. Their striking fruit and robust growth make them a standout choice for home orchards, combining beauty, flavor, and versatility.Semi-Dwarf on M111 rootstock. Growing Zones: Suitable for USDA zones 5-8. Chill Requirements: Requires around 500-700 chill hours for optimal fruiting. Bloom Time: Typically blooms late in the spring. Harvesting Dates: Harvesting usually occurs between October 5 to October 25. Looks: Arkansas Black Spur Apples are medium-sized with a dark red to almost black skin. The flesh is crisp, an