Stayman Apple | Oct - Nov

🍎 Stayman Apple (Stayman Winesap)
Zones: 4–8 | Height: 20–25 ft | Spread: 12–18 ft | Growth Rate: Medium
Light: Full Sun | Soil: Well-drained, fertile
Fruit Drop Time: Late October – Early November

🏞️ Product Description

The Stayman Apple, also known as Stayman Winesap, is a well-established American variety known for its firm texture, rich flavor, and consistent late-fall production. The fruit offers a balanced blend of sweetness and tartness, making it suitable for fresh eating, cider, and wildlife attraction.

Stayman apples typically ripen and drop from late October through early November, providing a reliable late-fall food source that remains available after many earlier apple varieties have finished producing. Drop timing may vary slightly depending on region and seasonal weather conditions.

🍎 Why It Belongs on Your Property

• Late October–early November drop for dependable fall attraction

• Firm, flavorful apples that hold up well on the tree

• Well suited for fresh eating, baking, and cider

• Performs best when planted with other apple varieties for pollination

🦌 Proven Whitetail Attraction

The strong aroma and high sugar content of Stayman apples make them highly attractive to deer during the late fall. Their drop timing supports late archery and rut-period hunting strategies by helping concentrate deer activity around orchards and travel corridors.