Apple trees are beautiful ornamental value when in bloom. However, they are usually not self-fertile. Therefore, a different apple variety is required to pollinate them. The bees move pollen from one plant to another, allowing both varieties to produce fruits. The self-fertile varieties produce more fruits when planted next to another or similar variety of flowers simultaneously.

The varieties available are relatively drought and heat tolerant. Pruning and training the trees are essential for plant productivity and health. The cutting will be collected from varieties that bloom simultaneously in warm subtropical climates. The product may vary from the ones in the pictures.