American Plant Exchange Apple Tree 'Semi Dwarf Braeburn' – Live Fruit-Bearing Plant, 7-Gallon Pot, Cold-Hardy, Crisp Sweet-Tart Red Harvest for Orchards, Backyard Gardens & Edible Landscapes

The **Braeburn Semi-Dwarf Apple Tree** (*Malus domestica ‘Braeburn’*) is a **high-yielding, compact fruit tree**, prized for its **crisp texture, bold sweet-tart flavor, and excellent storage life**. Producing **medium to large apples** with **vibrant red and green skin**, this variety is perfect for **fresh eating, baking, cider-making, and preserving**. The fruit ripens in **mid to late fall**, delivering a **firm bite and refreshing juiciness** that improves in storage. Ideal for **USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8**, this semi-dwarf variety thrives in **full sun and well-drained soil**, making it a **versatile and resilient choice for home gardens and small orchards**. It reaches a **manageable height of 12-15 feet**, making it **easier to prune, harvest, and maintain** than full-sized apple trees. Though **partially self-pollinating**, pairing it with **Fuji, Gala, or Granny Smith Apple Trees** will **enhance cross-pollination and increase fruit production**. The **Braeburn Semi-Dwarf Apple Tree** is **disease-resistant and low-maintenance**, making it a great option for growers looking for **reliable, high-quality fruit with minimal upkeep**. With **proper pruning, consistent watering, and seasonal fertilization**, this tree will reward you with **abundant, flavorful harvests for years to come**. Plant in **early spring or fall** to allow for strong root development. With its **compact size, exceptional fruit quality, and vigorous growth**, the **Braeburn Semi-Dwarf Apple Tree** is a **must-have for any home orchard**, delivering **delicious apples with a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity** in a **space-saving form**.

• Sweet-Tart & Crisp Apples – Produces large, red-orange apples with a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, offering a refreshing crunch—ideal for fresh eating, baking, and cider-making
• Thrives in Home Orchards – Grows best in USDA Hardiness Zones 5-8, requiring full sun and well-draining soil for optimal fruit production and healthy tree growth
• Cold-Hardy & Disease-Resistant – Exceptionally resilient in cooler climates, this tree withstands harsh winters and resists common apple diseases for reliable, low-maintenance care
• Pollinator-Friendly & Beautiful Blooms – Blooms in mid-spring with fragrant pinkish-white flowers that attract bees and butterflies, supporting biodiversity in your orchard
• Late-Season Harvest & Excellent Storage Life – Ripens in mid to late fall, producing apples that remain crisp and flavorful for months in storage