Fuji Apple Tree, Low Chill Fruit Tree, Sweet Crisp Apples, Self-Fruitful Apple, 3–4 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot

Grow your own delicious apples with this Fuji Apple Tree, a popular variety introduced from Japan and widely loved by California growers. Fuji apples are known for their sweet flavor, exceptionally crisp texture, and excellent keeping quality.

The fruit has dull reddish-orange skin that may develop some russeting. Apples typically ripen around mid-September, depending on your local climate and growing conditions.

Plant Details

• Variety: Fuji Apple

• Quantity: 1 live apple tree

• Shipping height: Approximately 3–4 feet

• Pot size: 3-gallon nursery pot

• Chill requirement: Less than 500 hours, as provided by the seller

• Fruit flavor: Sweet and flavorful

• Texture: Very crisp

• Skin: Reddish-orange, sometimes russeted

• Typical harvest: Mid-September

• Pollination: Seller describes it as self-fruitful and an excellent pollenizer for other apple varieties

• USDA hardiness zones: 4–9

Why Grow Fuji Apples?

• Sweet, crisp, flavorful fruit

• Excellent keeping quality

• Low chilling requirement compared with many apple varieties

• Useful pollenizer for other apple varieties

• A popular choice for home orchards

Growing Notes
Choose a sunny planting location with well-draining soil. Water consistently while the tree establishes, and adjust watering to your climate and soil conditions. Good sunlight and appropriate pruning help support healthy growth.

Although Fuji is described as self-fruitful, fruit set can vary with local conditions. Planting a compatible apple variety with overlapping bloom time may help improve pollination.

Shipping & Plant Notes
You will receive one live Fuji apple tree, approximately 3–4 feet tall, shipped in a 3-gallon nursery pot.

The tree may or may not have flowers, buds, or fruit at the time of shipping. Fruit production depends on tree maturity, pollination, climate, and growing conditions.

Natural variations in branching, foliage, and appearance are normal. Live plants may experience some stress during shipping. Unpack promptly and allow the tree time to adjust to its new environment.