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Gala Apple Tree (Semi-Dwarf)
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Gala Apple Tree (Semi-Dwarf)

Heirloom variety +++ Excellent eating and baking apple. Native to New Zealand and introduced into the United States in 1970s. Requires 500 chill hours. Cross between Kidds Orange Red and Golden Delicious, which is a good pollinator. Showy, Fragrant Flowers Medium sized. Flesh is firm, crisp, sweet, juicy. Will take summer heat. Ripens late Aug. to early Sept. Stores well. * Deer May Browse * Attracts : Butterflies & Hummingbirds Pollinators: Honey Crisp, Red Delicious, Anna or Ein Shemer Photo courtesy of Bottoms Nursery in Concord, GA & Toms Creek Nursery in Denton, NC (336) 857-2131 Ornamental Characteristics Category Fruit Tree Environmental Characteristics

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  • Size
  • Latin Name
  • Foliage Type
  • Height
  • Spread
  • Shape
  • Primary Foliage Color
  • Seasonal Foliage Color
  • Flowering Season
  • Flower Color
  • Growth Rate
  • Sun Preferences
  • Water Preferences
  • Cold Hardiness Zone
  • Fruits
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Specifications

Size 7 gallon container, 5 gallon container
Latin Name Malus pumila 'Gala' (semi-dwarf)
Foliage Type Deciduous
Height 12-15'
Spread 10-12'
Shape Bush fruit-tree form
Primary Foliage Color Green (ovate shape)
Seasonal Foliage Color Sheds its leaves during the colder months
Flowering Season Spring
Flower Color White
Growth Rate Moderate
Sun Preferences Full Sun
Water Preferences Average: Ensure planting area provides adequate drainage.
Cold Hardiness Zone 4-8
Fruits Pinkish-Yellow (Sweet & Juicy)