How to grow apple trees in Florida?

The possibility of blooms being delayed and irregularities in blooms may result in less fruit setting on tree. Reduced fruit quality. Following a dormant period that is too short, fruit is always smaller and of a lesser quality. read more

Florida Apple Trees. Find a location that has full sun as much of the day as possible, but especially in the morning. Dew could encourage problems such as fungus and the morning sun helps remove the dew as quickly as possible. Grow apple trees on your land in a windy location, if possible. read more

Apple trees are not very picky about the soil they grow in. They can be found growing in humus-rich, clay and sandy soils alike. Never plant apple trees in Florida (or anywhere else) in low spots or any other area that may hold water. read more