This apple is crisp and extremely sweet, with low acidity.
USDA Zones: 8–10
non-self-pollinating
Bloom Time-Mid-season
 
Specifically bred for subtropical climates; ideal for Florida and Gulf Coast.
The apple, officially named Fla 90-3, was created by crossing the NJ 38 variety with pollen from an Anna apple. Seeds from this cross were planted in 1987, and the resulting seedlings with the desired characteristics were selected for further propagation in 1989.