Apple Tree 'Scarlet Sentinel' Bare Root
$115
Shipping size: 9/16" caliper (81.5" x 11.75" x 10.75"); Weight: 4 lbs
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The slim apple tree fit for any space
A uniquely narrow apple tree that grows straight up instead of out. Produces full-sized, crisp apples while taking up just 2-3 feet of space.
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No bad apples here
Grow your own crisp apples even in the smallest yard with this uniquely slim tree.
Unlike traditional spreading apple trees, Scarlet Sentinel grows straight up like a pillar, needing just 2-3 feet of space—perfect for patios and tight spaces. Its narrow shape means easy maintenance, and the convenient height keeps fruit within reach. Plant with a companion apple tree like Fuji or Honeycrisp nearby for the best harvest.
Product Features:
- Unique narrow fruiting apple tree
- Easy to maintain—little to no pruning
- Grows in hardiness zones 4-8
- Handles cold down to -20°F
- Perfect for small spaces
- Produces eating apples in 2-3 years
- Harvest late summer to early fall
- Requires cross-pollination tree within 50 ft.
Instructions:
Best planted in spring or fall:
- Select a full sun location
- Dig hole twice as wide as roots
- Plant at same depth as nursery
- Water deeply and regularly
- Mulch to retain moisture
Sunlight exposure:
Full sun
Growing Rate:
Moderate
Mature height:
8-12 ft..
Mature width:
2-3 ft..
Bloom season:
Spring
Bloom color:
Pink
Foliage color:
Green

How to Plant Trees
A tree is a big investment in your home, health, and happiness—and we’re so excited that you turned to Sunday for your growing needs. Read ahead for our tips on getting started.
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Questions & answers
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Question: Can I start this tree in a pot on my deck the transfer it to the ground after a year or 2? We are doing other work on our yard but I want to start the harvesting clock.
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You can start your Scarlet Sentinel in a pot, but it’s not ideal long-term. Apple trees prefer being in the ground sooner so their roots can properly establish and support fruiting. If you go the container route, use a large pot, keep up with watering and nutrients, and aim to transplant within a year if possible. Your tree will be much happier and more productive once it’s in the soil.
