Granny Smith Apple Tree
Crisp, Tart Green Apples with Exceptional Versatility
� The Granny Smith Apple Tree is a classic variety known for its firm texture, bright green skin, and tangy flavor. Harvested in the fall, these apples are excellent for fresh snacking, pies, tarts, applesauce, and cider. The tree is a heavy producer and adapts well to a wide range of climates, making it a dependable choice for home orchards. �
- � Produces crisp, tart green apples
- � Harvest Season: Late Fall
- � Vigorous and heavy-bearing tree
- ☀️ Requires full sun for best fruiting
- � Mature Size: Standard 15–25 ft. tall, Dwarf 8–12 ft.
- � Perfect for fresh eating, pies, cider, and preserves
Note: ‘Granny Smith’ is self-fertile but produces heavier yields when planted with a pollinator such as ‘Fuji’ or ‘Golden Delicious’ nearby.
Growing Zones: 6–9 outdoors
| Mature Height: | Standard: 15–25 ft., Dwarf: 8–12 ft. |
| Mature Width: | Standard: 12–20 ft., Dwarf: 8–10 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Botanical Name: | Malus domestica 'Granny Smith' |
| Common Name: | Granny Smith Apple |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
| Type: | Fruit Tree |
| Harvest Time: | Late Fall |
FAQ's
Are Granny Smith apples good for baking?
Yes, their tartness and firm texture make them ideal for pies, crisps, and other baked goods.
When is the harvest season?
Granny Smith apples are typically ready for harvest in late fall.
Is Granny Smith self-fertile?
Yes, it is self-fertile, but planting with other varieties such as ‘Fuji’ or ‘Golden Delicious’ will increase yields.
How big does a Granny Smith Apple Tree grow?
Standard trees reach 15–25 ft., while dwarf varieties grow 8–12 ft., making them suitable for smaller gardens.
