
Apple
This is a pre-order for the spring 2027 season. We'll reach out to confirm availability and arrange pickup before planting time. Your 10% discount is applied automatically at checkout.
Indian Summer delivers both ornamental appeal and practical value for growers wanting beauty and function in one tree. With outstanding disease resistance and long-lasting fruit color, it enhances any organic orchard or edible landscape. Our farm-grown, organic stock is locally adapted for the Pacific Northwest climate and available for local delivery—helping Washington growers buy fruit trees online with confidence. Add this tree to your orchard for a vibrant show each spring and consistent fall harvests.
The Indian Summer apple tree is a stunning ornamental and productive variety, prized for its deep rose-red spring blossoms and bright red fruit that lasts well into winter. Its compact size and elegant branching make it ideal for small orchards, homesteads, and landscape use. Beyond its beauty, this tree produces small, tangy apples that can be used for fresh eating, jellies, or cider blending. Hardy and resilient, Indian Summer thrives in Washington’s cool winters and mild summers.
USDA Zones 4-8
15-20 ft
Width: 12-15 ft
Full Sun (6-8 hours daily)
Moderate
Late Summer to Early Fall
3 years
Tangy, mildly sweet flavor with firm, crisp texture
Moderate – fruit can hold on the tree late into the season
This variety requires cross-pollination for fruit production. Plant with another compatible variety for best results.
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Malus 'Indian Summer'
United States, early 1900s
Choose the best rootstock for your orchard needs
| Feature | Geneva® 210 | M9-T337 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $45 | $45 |
| Tree Vigor | Standard | Dwarf |
| Mature Size | Varies | 8-10 ft |
| Production Start | Medium | Early |
| Cold Hardy | ||
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Tip: Dwarf trees are ideal for small spaces and containers. Semi-dwarf trees offer a balance of size and productivity. Vigorous trees are best for large orchards and provide maximum fruit production.