When to Pick Apples in Hawaii, and How Long They Keep
Because lowland Hawaii never gets a real winter, there is no frost date to build a harvest calendar around.
When to Pick Apples in Georgia, and How Long They Keep
Most Georgia apples come off the tree between mid-July and late October, depending on variety, and the harvest window is set by the tree’s own signals…
When to Pick Apples in Florida, and How Long They Keep
North of Jacksonville, apples come off the tree in summer after a spring bloom squeezed between frost dates.
When to Pick Apples in Delaware, and How Long They Keep
Apples in Delaware are ready to pick anywhere from late August to late October, and the calendar page tells you almost nothing on its own.
When to Pick Apples in Connecticut, and How Long They Keep
In most of Connecticut, apple picking runs from late August through late October, and the exact date depends on the variety, not the calendar.
When to Pick Apples in Colorado, and How Long They Keep
Pick apples in Colorado when the seeds inside have turned brown and the fruit twists free from the branch without tearing, not by a date on the calendar.
When to Pick Apples in California, and How Long They Keep
Pick California apples by watching color and ease of separation from the branch, not by circling a date on the calendar.
When to Pick Apples in British Columbia, and How Long They Keep
Apples in British Columbia are picked by stage, not date: early varieties come off the tree from mid-August, mid-season types through September, and the…
When to Pick Apples in Arkansas, and How Long They Keep
Arkansas apple harvest stretches from late July to mid-October, and the exact day depends on the variety hanging on your tree, not a fixed date on the…
When to Pick Apples in Arizona, and How Long They Keep
In most of Arizona, the answer depends less on the calendar than on elevation.