Garden Plant: Macoun Apple Tree
Macoun Apple Tree
Product Description: Macoun Apple Tree
Delicious Roadside Stand Macoun Apples
- Late Season
- Juicy, Snowy White Flesh
- Deep Wine Red Skin
- Exceptional Honey/Berry Taste
- Beloved Roadside Stand Apple
- Dessert Apple
- Great for Snacking, Sauce and Baking
People drive hundreds of miles to buy luscious Macoun Apples (Malus \’Macoun’) at roadside stands. They are famous for their delicious dessert qualities. Fragrant, great texture and a complex mix of spicy, sweet and tart make them a real favorite. Macoun Apples are in high demand as products sold at roadside stands and pick-your-own orchards; now, you can grow your very own in your backyard.
Wonderful fresh eating apples, you can use them in salads and fruit cups. Macoun also stands up to baking and remains firm. Try them in a pie, crisp or tart and make your family happy.
Its delicious flavor also is great for making apple juice and applesauces. We like mixing them with other apple varieties to complement the full flavor spectrum.
A cross between McIntosh and Jersey Black apples, they are heavy producers that should be thinned early in the season. You’ll want the largest, highest quality apples to ripen for you. Thinning also helps your tree produce a consistent crop each year.
How wonderful to pluck a delicious apple right off the branch while enjoying a warm day in your garden, and take a big, juicy bite, savoring its honey sweetness. The white, firm, juicy flesh has extremely high-quality sweetness and tart flavor.
People say the taste of the Macoun is better than any other apple. Why not grow your own?
The Macoun Apple tree itself grows upright, and blooms late mid season. It’s a great pollinator partner for other apples, and pollinate early blooming Apple trees, as well as ones blooming mid-season and late in the season.
Though the tree is adaptable and can thrive in many soil types, your planting site will need to have good air circulation, well drained soil and full sunlight.
Since the Macoun Apple is a late harvest fruit, it pairs well with early ripening Apple selections such as Honeycrisp, mid-season McIntosh, and end-season Fuji, ensuring You’ll have nearly 5 months of fresh Apples to sell at your roadside stand or to just enjoy on your own in your garden. Order today, we’ll sell out of this popular apple.
Recommended pollinators include: Fuji, Gala, Honeycrisp and Wolf River.