Malus domestica / Stayman Winesap

Stayman Winesap is a cross between, you guessed it, Stayman and Winesap apples. The result is an excellent eating apple. Crisp, course-fleshed, tart, some say Stayman Winesap has cinnamon undertones.

Apples are probably the most common fruit grown in our area, for good reason: Beautiful flowers that feed beneficial insects early in the season, many varieties of delicious fruits, potential for making vinegar and hard cider. Growing apple trees is a great idea, but it requires some skills and understanding. For fruit tree tips read our blog post “Tips for Growing Fruit Trees in the Hudson Valley”:

https://www.onenaturellc.com/rewild/tips-for-growing-fruit-trees-in-the-hudson-valle

Plant two different varieties of apple trees to achieve pollination and get fruit.

For plant description and information click below:

https://plants.sc.egov.usda.gov/core/profile?symbol=MAPU