Lucky Jack apples measure 7 to 9 cm (2.5 to 3") with distinctive green skin beautifully striped in a deep red. The Lucky Jack has an interesting quirk: quite tart until the end of September, the starches suddenly convert to sugars, transforming into a complex and flavourful sweet apple with crisp white flesh. Harvest is around mid-late September, depending on the year. They're excellent for fresh eating, and could be decent for sauces, and preserves. This is an extremely rare cultivar – you won't find it available anywhere else.
Hardiness Zone:3
Height at Maturity:5.4 meters (18 feet)
Spread: 3.7 meters (12 feet)
Soil Preference:Well drained
Light:Full sun
Pollination: Self-sterile (Requires a different apple cultivar nearby for best pollination. Any of our apple trees will work!)
