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Apple (Malus)
📍 Horticulture Zone, 426 W Bloom St, Louisville, KY 40208, USA
🗓 Season: August · September · October · November
🔍 When is it ripe?
Background skin colour shifts from green toward yellow; seeds turn brown when ripe. Fruit separates from the spur with a gentle upward twist. Aroma develops near the base. Wild Malus fruit is often small and tart — excellent for cider and jelly.
An historic, productive old apple tree on the University of Louisville's campus that was grafted off of the line of trees that dropped the apple on Newton's head! Located in the Urban & Public Affairs Horticulture Zone for public consumption. These are great, multipurpose apples with few pest problems or blemishes. They are generally too high to pick, but look for them in the soft undergrowth beneath the canopy from late July to late August.
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