Golden Treat Columnar Apple Tree, Malus Live Fruit Tree, 1–2 Feet Tall, 6 Inch Pot, Urban Apple, Patio Container Tree

Enjoy homegrown apples even when garden space is limited! Malus ‘Golden Treat’, part of the Urban Apple® or Fruit Snacks® series, is a compact columnar apple tree bred for small gardens, patios, and container growing.

This live apple tree measures approximately 1–2 feet tall and ships in a 6-inch pot. Its narrow, upright growth habit makes it an appealing choice for gardeners who want to grow fruit in a smaller space.

🍎 Golden Treat Apple Tree Features

• Variety: Malus ‘Golden Treat’

• Series: Urban Apple® / Fruit Snacks®

• Plant type: Columnar apple tree

• Height at shipping: Approximately 1–2 feet

• Container size: 6-inch pot

• Mature size: Approximately 8–10 feet tall and 2–3 feet wide

• Fruit: Full-sized, golden-yellow apples, sometimes with a faint pink blush

• Flavor: Crisp and sweet, with balanced sweetness and acidity

• Uses: Fresh eating, snacking, pies, and cobblers

• USDA hardiness zones: 4–9

A Columnar Apple Tree for Small Spaces

Golden Treat has a naturally narrow, upright growth habit. Its fruit develops on spurs along the main trunk, helping maintain its compact form and reducing the need for extensive pruning.

It is a lovely option for:

• Patio and balcony gardens

• Container growing

• Small backyards

• Compact home orchards

• Edible landscaping

Pollination Information

Golden Treat is not self-fertile. For fruit production, plant it near a different apple variety with a compatible overlapping bloom period. Other columnar apple varieties may be suitable partners, but confirm bloom-time compatibility before choosing a pollinator.

Shipping & Plant Care Notes

• You will receive one live Golden Treat apple tree in a 6-inch pot.

• The listed 1–2-foot height refers to the plant at shipping, not its mature height.

• Natural variation in branching, foliage, and plant shape is normal.

• Fruit is not guaranteed at the time of arrival.

• Unpack promptly after delivery and allow the plant to acclimate to its new environment.