PHIL'S FARMS & NURSERY
17900 SE Highway 212, Damascus, Oregon (A short drive from Portland)
OPEN 9am - 5pm Thursday through Monday
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For more info or questions contact Phil - text/phone 503 307-7280
APPLE TREES - Self-pollinating, Semi-dwarf (maturing about 12 to 15 feet tall) Planted in 5 gallon pots
Photo of Combo apple trees-June 24, 2026 - We now have added varieties on apple combos - see list below.
Photo of Honey Crisp & Granny Smith-May 17, 2026
NOW ON SPECIAL FOR $50 COMBO APPLE TREES - Now about 5½ to 6 feet tall, trunk caliper ¾ inch - Only 1 tree is needed a variety of apples!
GRANNY SMITH - Now between 5 and 6 feet tall SALE $45
HONEYCRISP - trees now average about 5 feet tall with trunk caliper of ¾-1 inch. SALE $45 (reg. $50)
Honeycrisp needs a pollinator tree - We carry: Combo apple or Granny Smith for cross-pollination
COMBO APPLE TREES HAVE AN ASSORTMENT OF THESE VARIETIES:
RED MCINTOSH A classic - tangy yet sweet, yellowish with red blush. Ripens mid to late Sept.
HONEY CRISP Blend of sweet & subtle tart. Golden yellow with red blush. Ripens Sept thru Oct.
GALA Golden yellow with red blush. Mild, sweet flavor with no tartness. Ripens mid-August thru Sept
PINK LADY Blush-pink premium sweet apple, resists browning when cut. Ripens Oct. to November
AMBROSIA Sweet, juicy crisp. “Sunset” colored skin. Naturally low in acid. Ripens Sept. to Oct.
FUJI Crisp and juicy with a sweet flavor like freshly-pressed juice. Ripens late September to early Nov
DELICIOUS (Red or Yellow) Mild sweet dessert apple with softer texture. Ripens late Sept to Oct.
LIBERTY Sweet/tart, juicy, dark red skin. Excellent for applesauce & pies. Ripens mid-Sept to Oct.
GRAVENSTEIN Heirloom sweet/tart, yellow-green splashed with red. Ripens late July to Aug.
Apple Trees are USDA Zones 3 - 8
SINGLE VARIETY APPLE TREES
HONEYCRISP is recognized as one of the sweetest apples. It has an appetizing crunch and a unique clear, clean flavor. Delicious when eaten fresh, Honeycrisp has an excellent storage life so all winter you may use them in cobblers, pies, jams, applesauce, or cider. Honeycrisp apple trees grow well in small spaces, plant them in full sun. The fruit usually ripens September through October, depending on planting conditions and the year’s weather. Honeycrisp requires another variety of apple tree for cross pollination-consider a Granny Smith or a Combo apple tree so you have variety and a longer harvesting season. Malus domestic ‘Honeycrisp’ USDA Zones 3-8
GRANNY SMITH is low in calories, crisp and tart, considered one of the the healthiest varieties. It is popular for cooking and baking, especially good for applesauce, pies, and caramel apples. Granny Smith apples ripen mid to late October and stored correctly will keep up to 6 months. Although considered self-fertile another variety nearby will increase the yield. Malus domestica 'Granny Smith' USDA Zones 5-9