Honeycrisp™ Apple Tree Native likely involving Prunus speciosa and

likely involving Prunus speciosa and Prunus pendula [2]

[1] Santamour & McArdle

a kousa can get rather shrub-like

Cedar apple rust  - Some susceptibility

Due to its large size it is very well suited for border plantings and natural screening

Honeycrisp™ Apple Tree Native likely involving Prunus speciosa andThe Honeycrisp is another great variety of apple that has risen in popularity over the years so you may already know of its sweet, slightly tart, crisp, refreshing flavor. Now imagine growing this fruit in your own backyard. Not only would you get to have the delicious fruit fresh from the tree but the Honeycrisp is known for offering great flavor even after taken out of cold storage. The apples are of a nice medium size and the tree yields a good