We have some old, very tall apple trees on our property producing a ton of very delicious apples. All are ripe (black seeds), sweet, and crisp. Someone clearly spent time considering what to plant! (I’m pretty sure I also have some souvenir de malmaison roses, so I think this person was very thoughtful.)
Do you happen to have any ideas what these could be?
I thought the little green ones might be ananas Reinette, but they’re not as spotted and yellow as the ones I’ve had in the UK.
Small green one - all apples on the tree are the same small size, maybe ~2in wide and like 2.25-2.75in tall
Medium dark red one (my guess is Spartan?)
Medium/large red/yellow one
The left tree is the small green apple
27.7 cm / 10.9 in diameter, 22–25 ft (6.7–7.6 m) tall
The middle tree is the dark red apple
25.1 cm / 9.9 in diameter, 24–27 ft (7.3–8.2 m) tall
The right tree is the yellow/red apple
24.2 cm / 9.5 in, 23–26 ft (7.0–7.9 m)
