Apple, FujiMalus domestica 'Fuji' Height: Typically 12–15 feet tallSpread: Approximately 12–15 feet wideSpacing: Plant 12–15 feet apart for full developmentGrowth Rate: ModerateDeciduousOrnamental tree DescriptionApple Fuji is a stunning and reliable fruit tree that delivers one of the most satisfying harvests in the orchard. This variety produces gorgeous, bi-colored apples—blushed red over yellow-green—with a crisp texture and remarkably sweet flavor. Fuji apples are firm, juicy, and perfect for fresh eating, salads, baking, and even long-term storage. In spring, the tree puts on a beautiful display of soft white and pale pink blossoms, creating a fresh splash of seasonal color. The fruit ripens in mid to late October, offering a grand, late-season reward that’s well worth the wait. Pollination: Fuji apple requires a different variety nearby for cross-pollination to produce fruit. Compatible pollinators include Empire, Gala, Red Delicious, or Honeycrisp. For best results, plant within 50 feet of a pollinator or ensure nearby flowering apple trees bloom at the same time. General Care Sunlight: Prefers full sun Watering: Water regularly after planting to establish strong roots and support fruit production; once established, water as needed during extended dry periods Mulching: Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature Pruning: Prune in late winter to maintain structure, remove dead wood, and encourage productive growth With its crisp, sweet fruit, attractive form, and dependable performance, Apple Fuji is a beautiful and rewarding choice for bringing structure, flavor, and seasonal interest to the landscape.
