Apple Arkansas Black Size:5 Gallon Dwarf: 8 to 10 feet

Dwarf: 8 to 10 feet

Its growth habit is naturally upright and dense

palmate-compound leaves (usually 3-5 leaflets) with a slightly "quilted" texture and serrated edges

Shrunken Fruit: Any fruit that stays on the tree during a drought will be significantly smaller and may have a "mealy" or dry texture rather than the juicy

Apple Arkansas Black Size:5 Gallon Dwarf: 8 to 10 feetThe Arkansas Black Apple is the "Cabernet of apples." This heirloom variety, discovered in Arkansas in the 1870s, is famous for its dark, wine colored skin and its legendary storage life. While many apples are best eaten fresh off the tree, the Arkansas Black is unique because it actually requires storage to reach its peak flavor. The flesh of the Arkansas Black apple is firm, crisp, and juicy, with a tart flavor that mellows over time in storage. The