
Apple, Semi-Dwarf, Sweet Sixteen
Withstands -50 degree F temperatures with rarely any winter injury. The 3" fruits are striped red over yellow with cream-colored flesh that is sweet, crisp and aromatic. The apples store well, are great for fresh eating and are highly rated for cooking. Apples ripen in late September. A dependable annual bearer with resistance to scab and fire blight. A University of Minnesota introduction.
Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Plant with Wolf River or Haralson.
Requires cross-pollination to produce fruit. Plant with Wolf River or Haralson.
Product Details
Botanical Name: Malus domestica 'Sweet Sixteen'
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Growing Zone: 3 - 7
Mature Height: 144 - 180
Mature Spread: 180 - 180
Plant Characteristics: Bareroot and Grafted
Great For: Disease Resistant, Needs Pollinator, and Deciduous
Pairs well with



