Produces an early harvest of juicy, yellow apples. Harvested during July to August. Fruit trees need a minimum of 6-8 hours of sunlight daily, and also need water. They are not drought tolerant. (Pollinate with Early Harvest or Jonathan) (zones 3-8)


Attributes:
A summer apple, Lodi apples are good for sauces, pies, and freezing. They have a short storage time of a few weeks.
Description:
Produces an early harvest of juicy, yellow apples. Harvested during July to August. Fruit trees need a minimum of 6-8 hours of sunlight daily, and also need water. They are not drought tolerant. (Pollinate with Early Harvest, Jonathan or a variety from a different apple family). (zones 3-8)
Wildlife Value:
Apples are eaten by a variety of birds and mammals. The leaves and branches are browsed. The trees can be destroyed by rodents and rabbits girdling the stem or trunk.
Height Variations:
The standard grows to 20' - 25', semi-dwarf grows to 12' - 15', and dwarf grows to 10' in height.
Spread Variations:
Standard spread grows to 25', semi-dwarf grows to 12'-15', and dwarf grows to a 10' spread.
Moisture:
This tree requires moist, well drained soil and is not drought tolerant.
Leaves:
Ranging between 2"-4", these simple coarse-veined, dark green leaves have a toothed margin and alternate on the twig
Flower Color:
White or pink
Bloom Time:
Early.
Fruit Description:
This apple is medium size; yellowish-green; with white flesh, soft, and a sweet-tart flavor. Typically harvested in mid July.