This dependable, productive apple tree provides an early-season harvest of yellowish-green apples. The soft, white flesh and sweet-tart taste make the Lodi great for pies and applesauce. While not a long keeper in the refrigerator, these apples will freeze nicely.
Produces juicy yellow apples with a sweet-tart flavor that is great for early-season pies, applesauce, and fresh eating
Blooms early in the season and yields ripe fruit typically between July and August
Can be pollinated with Early Harvest or Red Jonathan
 
Shape
Oval
Growth Speed
Medium
Scientific Name
Malus domestica 'Lodi'
Mature Height
10' - 25'
Mature Spread
10' - 25'
Sun Preference
Full Sun
Soil Preference
Moist, Well Drained
Wildlife Value
Apples are eaten by a variety of birds and mammals. The leaves and branches are browsed. The trees can be destroyed by rodents and rabbits girdling the stem or trunk. The nectar and/or pollen provides nutrition for bees in early to late spring.