Akane Apple Tree USDA Zone_11 this is still considered the

this is still considered the ideal dessert plum in Europe

chutneys and beverages

Our trees range in height from 4-6  ft

Better eating than cooking

Harvest Period: Very Late

Akane Apple Tree USDA Zone_11 this is still considered theUSDA Certified Organic Akane apple tree was developed at the Morioka Experimental Station, Japan, 1937. A cross between Jonathan and Worcester Pearmain. Sometimes known as Tokyo Rose. The Akane apple tree produces an outstanding red dessert apple; also great for drying. The Akane apple is school box sized, bright red with crisp juicy sweet sharp flesh and the sprightly flavor of Jonathan. Hangs well on the tree and is a better keeper than most early