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Apple Trees for Zone 8

 
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Anyone got some good suggestion for Apple varieties for Zone 8 in the deep south?
 
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granny smith, Arkansas black, red or yellow delicious, macintosh, and most others (except Honey crisp) work well in zones 7- 8.

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Yellow delicious, gala, granny smith, most/(all?) apples based on Gala.
 
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Thanks. Next year I might try to expand out with a few more apple trees.
 
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Low chill Apple Trees is what's good. I really like Anna apple, but Fuji Apple is the most popular. Gala Apple is good, and Granny Smith Apple is the green tart one. These are the staples.
 
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