About the McIntosh Apple Tree

The McIntosh Apple Tree is a beautiful addition to any garden. Known for its large, bright red apples, this tree produces sweet fruit that ripens in early fall. Whether you enjoy fresh apples or want to make your own cider, this tree is an excellent choice.

Key Benefits

• Delicious sweet apples that are perfect for fresh eating.
• Great for making homemade cider to enjoy during the winter.
• Self-pollinating, making it easy to grow in various gardens.

Growing Requirements

To thrive, McIntosh Apple Trees require 900 chill hours and prefer full sun with moist, well-drained soil. Make sure to provide adequate watering during dry spells, especially in the growing season.

FAQs

• What is the height of the tree? The McIntosh Apple Tree typically grows to 6-7 feet tall.
• When do the apples ripen? The apples usually ripen in early fall.
• Do I need another apple tree for pollination? No, McIntosh Apple Trees are self-pollinators.
• What type of soil is best? They prefer moist, well-drained soil.
• How much sunlight do they need? Full sun is ideal for optimal growth.