About Pink Lady

Late-season apple with medium-sized sweet-tart fruit with a white interior. Originally from Australia, also known as Cripps Pink. EMLA111 rootstock.

About Apple

Beautiful, fragrant spring flowers and fall fruit. Apples require another variety for pollenizing, but apple or crabapple trees are usually nearby in most areas.

Pot Size & Price
5 gal. pot
$59.00
Height
15'–20'
Width
10'–16'
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Catalog
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Plant Traits
Bees
Culinary

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Photo by Leslie Seaton from the Wikimedia Commons

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Photo from the University of Minnesota

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