Honeycrisp Apple Tree | Bud 118 (85% Size) - Bare Root (Spring 2026)

Honeycrisp has become a household name for good reason, sweet flavor, crisp bite and long storage life. Grown around the world, it is one of the most successful apples to come out of the University of Minnesota's apple breeding program. Not the most vigorous tree but the fruit quality makes up for it. Resistant to apple scab but moderately susceptible to fire blight.

Tree Details:

Good for growing zones 4 - 8. (See your USDA zone here)

Bare root trees

1/2" or greater caliper and well feathered (branched)

4 -5 foot tall

2 years old

Trees are on Bud 118 (Budagovsky 118) rootstock.  Bud 118 is a newer, incredibly winter hardy rootstock that produces larger semi-dwarf (85% size, 16-20' tall) trees that are more precocious than other rootstocks of similar size. Trees are freestanding and don't produce burrknots.

We go the extra mile to set you up for success with multiple pruning options (Open Center, Modified Central Leader or not pruned if you want to DIY). See our pruning guide for more details. In your cart prior to checking out please type your pruning preference in the textbox labeled "Order special instructions".