Gala Apple Live Fruit Tree, Low Chill Apple Tree, Sweet Crisp Dessert Apples, Self-Fruitful Variety, 3–4 Feet Tall, 3-Gallon Pot

Gala Apple – Low Chill Live Fruit Tree

Enjoy the possibility of homegrown apples with this Gala Apple tree, a wonderful dessert apple variety originating in New Zealand. Gala is appreciated for its crisp texture, rich flavor, and delicious balance of sweetness and tartness.

Its attractive reddish-orange skin over a yellow background makes the fruit a beautiful addition to the home orchard.

Plant Details

• Variety: Gala

• Plant type: Apple fruit tree

• Origin: New Zealand

• Quantity: 1 live tree

• Shipping height: Approximately 3–4 feet

• Shipping pot: 3-gallon pot

• USDA hardiness zones: 4–10

• Chilling requirement: Less than 500 hours (seller-provided)

Fruit Characteristics

• Crisp texture

• Rich, flavorful taste

• Pleasant balance of sweetness and tartness

• Reddish-orange skin over yellow

• Excellent dessert apple

• Early harvest, approximately 2–3 weeks before Red Delicious under comparable growing conditions

Pollination Information

Gala is described as self-fruitful, meaning it can produce fruit with its own pollen. It can also serve as a useful pollenizer for other compatible apple varieties. A compatible second apple variety may help improve fruit production.

Growing Information

This low-chill Gala variety is described as adapted to both cold- and warm-winter climates. Its reported chilling requirement is less than 500 hours. Actual performance depends on local winter temperatures, climate, and growing conditions.

Shipping and Plant Care

• You will receive one live Gala Apple tree approximately 3–4 feet tall in a 3-gallon pot.

• Unpack promptly after delivery and allow the tree to acclimate.

• Provide suitable sunlight, drainage, and regular care as it establishes.

• Temporary leaf changes or shipping stress may occur during transit.

• Natural variations in branching, foliage, and plant shape are normal.

• Flowering and fruit production depend on maturity, pollination, climate, and care. Fruit is not guaranteed upon arrival.

Please Note: Chilling requirements and harvest dates are approximate and can vary by location and seasonal conditions.