Ash Texas Apple it can be pruned to

it can be pruned to maintain a desired shape or size and to remove dead or damaged branches

creamy-white flowers that open at night and emit a sweet fragrance

high-yielding cultivar known for producing large

Humidity: These apples prefer high humidity (around 90%) to stay juicy

They also require well-drained soil with good fertility and organic matter content

Ash Texas Apple it can be pruned toThe Texas Ash is a compact, highly resilient deciduous shade tree native to the rocky limestone hills, canyons, and bluffs of Central Texas and southern Oklahoma. A smaller, desert hardy relative of the White Ash, it typically reaches a modest height of 30 to 45 feet, developing a naturally dense, tidy, and rounded canopy. It features handsome, deep green leaflets with distinctly pale undersides that provide excellent summer shade before putting on