Trothic Apple Plant  (Hybrid, Pack of 1)

The apple tree (Malus pumila, commonly and erroneously called Malus domestica) is a deciduous tree in the rose family best known for its sweet, pomaceous fruit, the apple. Apple Trees are one of the most well-known fruiting trees, with history in religions, mythologies, and cultures from around the world. Apple Trees are not traditionally a United States tree, though €œas American as apple pie€ has become a familiar notion. Apple Trees originate in Central Asia. Cultivated throughout Asia and Europe, colonists brought the Apple Tree to the United States in the 1600s. It grows readily from seed, though common store-bought apples are typically taken from root graft trees instead. Most common varieties of apple today have been carefully cultivated for taste, appearance, and disease resistance. Pl ng an Apple Tree provides not only peaceful shade, but also edible profits that recognize the hard work of the gardener. Apple Trees not only provide fruit, but they are also ornamental trees, accenting gardens and lawns with ease. Apple Trees are easy to grow, yet they do have specific requirements with regard to soil, sun, and water. Read the quick facts below before examining the following sections in detail. Sun: Plant in full sun with minimal shade from buildings or other trees. Water: Water frequently. In general, trees require one inch of rain per week. Irrigation systems should be used if fruit-bearing is a desired trait. Soil: Well-draining loamy soil. Pruning: Heavy pruning is required in order to earn edible fruits.