Vista Bella Apple

Vista Bella are developed at Rutgers University in New Jersey, USA, in 1950.

It is a very early eating apple. It ripens in early August, making it one of the earliest summer apples.

The disadvantage of the variety is that the apples can get scab, but since the quality of the apple is very high compared to other early apples, it is worth trying a tree in the garden.

Bella Vista is a medium-sized apple, with a bright yellow-green skin and a deep red color when it is hit by the sun. The flavor is tart sweet and remarkably good for such an early variety. The flesh is bright, crisp and juicy.

Like other early apples, it is not an apple that can be stored. It can be stored for a few days in the fridge, but it is best when used immediately after it is picked.

The tree grows vigorously and carries early.