How wide do dwarf apple trees grow?

Dwarf fruit trees are a fraction of the sizes of full-size fruit trees, which can reach heights and widths of up to 30 or more feet. For example, dwarf apple tree size is about 6 to 10 feet high and wide, while standard apple tree size is 20-25 feet high and 40 feet wide, according to Michigan State University.

Are dwarf Gala apple trees self pollinating?

The Gala produces the best fruit in full sun and well draining soil. The dwarf Gala Apple tree size is up to 15-17 feet tall in tree height and 12-15 feet wide at full maturity. It is a self fertile apple tree but with other apple trees nearby to help cross pollinate it will provide greater yield and more fruit!

How many years does it take for a Gala apple tree to produce fruit?

Standard apple trees, or full-size trees, can start producing fruit 4 to 8 years after being planted.

How close can you plant an apple tree to a house?

The roots will not be as encouraged to grow into this area; however, it’s better to plant with at least 8 to 10 feet of space between these structures and your apple trees.

How high do dwarf apple trees grow?

about 8 to 10 feet tall
Dwarf fruit trees grow to about 8 to 10 feet tall and wide, providing an abundance of full-sized fruit without requiring a large amount of room to grow. The amount of pruning needed is decreased since dwarf fruit trees have limited root systems and a compact growth habit.

How many apples will a dwarf tree produce?

In the newer higher density plantings with trees on dwarfing rootstocks growers can expect to harvest 200 to 300 apples per tree. In older apple plantings the number of apples per tree could be 700 to 800.

Do you need two Gala apple trees to produce fruit?

Gala trees are self-fertile, which means they set fruit without another apple variety nearby for cross-pollination. However, to ensure greater fruit production, it’s wise to plant another variety of apple that blossoms at the same time as “Gala” for cross-pollination.

Are Gala apple trees Hardy?

The ideal Gala apple tree climate is not-too-warm and not-too cool. It thrives in the middle zones, USDA plant hardiness zones 5 through 8.