Apple tree variety Renora — a late-winter German selection variety, distinguished by high resistance to diseases, particularly scab, as well as to low temperatures down to -27°C. Medium-height tree with a spherical, non-overcrowded crown that is easily shaped. Fruit-bearing begins after 3–4 years of planting, with high and stable annual yields. Due to its frost resistance and disease resistance, this variety does not require winter protection and is well-suited for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including ecologically clean gardens in Ukraine. The Renora apple fruits are large, oval-shaped, weighing 220 to 270 grams. Their color is green-yellow with a distinct red blush. The flesh is light cream-colored, firm and juicy, with a balanced refreshing flavor dominated by sweetness and a mild acidity. Harvesting occurs in the first decade of October, and the fruits retain their quality for about six months when stored in a regular cellar, making this variety convenient for long-term storage and winter use. The Renora variety is valued for its resistance to adverse conditions and diseases, contributing to its popularity among homeowners and commercial orchards. Due to its high yield, excellent taste, and long storage life, this apple tree is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking quality and flavorful fruits with minimal maintenance.
