During October Pink Lady Apples are on Sale
at Trees That Please Nursery!
The
Pink Lady Apple tree, also known as Cripps Pink, was developed in Australia
from a cross between Golden Delicious and Lady Williams. It is a late season
apple ripening in October. In fact, at the nursery we have a few Pink Lady
trees with ripe apples on them now.
These
trees went through our late frosts this spring and managed to produce a few
fruits. Pink Lady apple trees require a long, warm growing season for best
growth and development so should be ideal for many areas around New Mexico.
Pink
Lady apples are both sweet and tart to the taste. They are good for fresh
eating, pies, and sauce. They will keep for about 3 months in cold storage.
Pink
Lady apples are not self-fertile and so require a second different apple
variety nearby for pollination.
If
Pink Lady Apples are one of your favorites come in during our October Sale and
save. We also provide planting and care descriptions with every purchase!
Open Daily until 5:00!
Call Us at 505-866-5027 for more information....
Trees That Please Nursery Serves the
Albuquerque Metropolitan Area,
New Mexico, and the Southwest.
Photos
& Narrative By:
Stephen
Sain
Staff
Plant Physiologist
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