Sansa apple

Sansa apple identification images

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USDA identification images for Sansa

The identification paintings in the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection span the years 1886 to 1942.

Citation: U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705.

Visitor reviews

• 24 Aug 2019  Stephen MessierMA, United States

  Bought my first bag of these today at Big Apple Orchard in Wrentham, MA. I guess never go looking for local apples this early in season, but this was a great choice. Sweet and juicy in hand. Will buy again.
• 07 Oct 2018  ElWISCONSIN, United States

  I tried this variety. It was late in the season and because of that was getting grainy. The taste was so good however that the texture didn’t matter. To add to the description above — this apple (at least locally) is slightly russetted.
• 09 Sep 2015  Mark EichNY, United States

  Just picked some of these at a local u-pick farm that has only a few rows of these trees available. They were small in size, maybe due to the early age of the trees or lack of rain in the past few weeks, but the apples were really pleasantly sweet with a good chewing consistency. We're so lucky to have such a large variety of apples to pick from.
• 16 Sep 2014  PalmerPALM BEACH COUNTY, United States

  Just had Sansa for the first time. ORGANIC from The Boys Market in Delray Beach, Fla. $1.99 lb. I can't grow 'em. I do grow papaya,mango, pineapple,carambola, passion fruit, key lime, all organic. sweet corn and guava,next. I am going back now to buy more sansa. I always have pie in mind. Be well and be happy
• 27 Aug 2013  IngridNY, United States

  A new variety at my local orchard so I gave it a try. Its a very nice, sweet, crisp apple. It is definitely my favorite of the early apple varieties.
• 18 Aug 2013  SarahNY, United States

  Purchased some sansa apples at the farmer's market in Union Square (Manhattan) to try for the first time. I think this variety is my new favorite! Thinking of going upstate to pick some this September.

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Where to buy trees

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Where to buy fresh fruit

The following orchards grow Sansa:

United States

• Colorado

  • Ela Family Farms, Hotchkiss
  • Masonville Orchard, Fort Collins

• Idaho

  • Kelley Orchards (Weiser), Weiser

• Illinois

  • Royal Oak Farm and Fruit Orchard, Harvard        *** Feature Orchard ***

• Indiana

  • Countryside Orchard, Rochester
  • HighPoint Orchard & Farm Market, Greensburg
  • Harker Family Farms & Orchard, Waldron

• Iowa

  • Wilson's Orchard, Iowa City

• Massachusetts

  • Parlee Farms, Tyngsboro
  • Tougas Family Farm, Northborough

• Michigan

  • Phillips Orchards & Cider Mill, Saint Johns
  • Robinette's Apple Haus and Winery, Grand Rapids

• New Hampshire

  • Alyson's Apple Orchard, Walpole

• New Jersey

  • Riamede Farm, Chester

• New York

  • Bellinger's Apple Orchard, Fultonville
  • Black Diamond Farm, Trumansburg
  • Exelsior Farms, Kent
  • Minards Family Farm, Clintondale
  • Whittier Fruit Farm, Rochester

• Ohio

  • Burnham Orchards, Berlin Heights
  • West Orchards, Perry

• Oregon

  • Haury Farms, Salem
  • Kiyokawa Family Orchards, Mount Hood Parkdale

• Pennsylvania

  • Kauffman's Fruit Farm, Bird-in-Hand
  • Pappy's Orchard, Coopersburg
  • Weaver's Orchard, Morgantown

• Tennessee

  • Indian Cave Orchards, New Market

• Washington

  • Skipley Farm, Snohomish        *** Feature Orchard ***
  • Tonnemaker Hill Farm, Royal City

• Wisconsin

  • Cattleana Ranch, Poygan Township/Omro
  • Peck & Bushel Fruit Company, Town of Erin/City of Colgate

Canada

• British Columbia

  • Dragonfly Farm, Salt Spring Island
  • Salt Spring Apple Company, Salt Spring Island