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Pixies Gardens
2024 Mcdaniel Mill Road Conyers GA 30094
Email: cs@pixiesgardens.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is special about the Arkansas Black Apple Tree?
The Arkansas Black Apple Tree is known for its very dark red to almost black fruit, firm texture, and excellent storage ability, often lasting for months.
Are Arkansas Black apples good for fresh eating?
Yes, but they taste even better after a few weeks of storage. The fruit softens slightly and becomes sweeter, making it great for fresh eating and baking.
What pollinates an Arkansas Black Apple Tree?
This variety requires a pollinator such as Fuji, Gala, Honeycrisp, or Granny Smith. Any mid-season blooming apple works well.
How big does an Arkansas Black Apple Tree get?
A full-grown Arkansas Black apple tree typically reaches 12–15 feet in height, depending on the rootstock, with a similar spread.
What is the growth rate of the Arkansas Black Apple Tree?
This tree grows at a moderate rate, developing strong branches and dense foliage once established.
When does the Arkansas Black Apple Tree produce fruit?
It usually fruits in late fall, typically from October to November, depending on the climate and growing conditions.
Is the Arkansas Black Apple Tree disease-resistant?
Yes, it has good resistance to common apple diseases, making it easier to grow than many other varieties.
Are Arkansas Black apples good for cooking?
Absolutely. Their firm texture holds up well in pies, crisps, and cider, and the rich flavor deepens when cooked.


