Anna Apple Tree

The Anna apple tree is a low-chill variety ideal for warm climates, requiring fewer than 300 hours of winter cold to produce fruit. This semi-dwarf cultivar reaches 12-15 feet at maturity, making it manageable for residential landscapes. Anna apples are medium-sized with red striping over yellow skin, offering a crisp, sweet-tart flavor excellent for fresh eating and cooking. The tree blooms early and produces prolifically, often yielding fruit within 2-3 years of planting. Self-fertile but more productive with cross-pollination, Anna thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. Its heat tolerance and extended harvest season make it a superior choice for gardeners in mild winter regions seeking reliable apple production.