Johnson Keeper Apple

The Johnson Keeper Apple was discovered in 2013 in Wilkes County, North Carolina. However, it is widely accepted that the Johnson Keeper apple is a re-discovery of the lost Johnson Red Winter Apple. The Johnson Red Winter originated in Jackson, MS in the late 1800’s.

This selection drops fruit in October and November and is a tried and true southern selection. The fruit can be described as crisp and tart and is exceptional at keeping fresh for several weeks.

Zone 5-8

Sold As: 3'-4' tree in 4"x4"x10" air-pruning pot

We highly recommend using Plantra Grow Tube Systems with our fruit trees for increased growth and protection. They make a big difference!