A dessert variety with much success, certain to be a favourite! Apple Scrumptious has a mouth-watering flavour, crisp, sweet flesh & thin, bright-red skins. Specially bred for garden conditions, ; self-fertile making sp ideal for gardens with space for only one fruit tree. Frost resistant, with; a good crop of apples in September, which stay on the tree until picked, rather than falling when ripe. Best eaten fresh from the tree, will keep until October once picked. ...

Apple (Malus) Spartan
- 1 x 12L Pot Apple Spartan is a smooth-skinned dark red fruit that is white-fleshed, crisp & very juicy.
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p> Sunset is a similar variety to Cox making it a super alternative, with its sharp flavour, it shares similar characteristics with red stripes & orange flush. Sunset is disease resistant with a compact habit, it makes it easier to grow with better crops. Perfect for eating straight off the tree or make into apple juice.; Heavy crops & neat, compact habit as a semi-dwarf it reaches a mature height of up to 4m (13') This variety is partially self-fertile so for heavier crops, grow with another variety or with one nearby to act as a pollinator. ...

An excellent choice for anyone looking for a lovely ornamental & edible apple. Delicious eaten from the tree & are versatile in the kitchen, keeping their tart flavour & holding their shape when cooked. The pink flesh looks impressive in pies & crumbles producing pink juice when pressed. The tree has a delicate pink blossom in spring, followed by the red fruits in autumn. Heavy crops & neat, compact habit as a semi-dwarf it reaches a mature height of up to 4m (13') This variety is not self-fertile so for heavier crops, grow with another variety or with one nearby to act as a pollinator. ...

Winter Gem, a popular dessert variety, frequently winning flavour contests. Heavy yields of pink apples of outstanding quality. Crisp, juicy & aromatic. An easy to grow, late-season variety, fruits from October. Excellent storing qualities can be kept until March.;A dwarf reaching a mature height of up to 2.5m (8') This variety is not self-fertile so for heavier crops, grow with another variety or with one nearby to act as a pollinator. ...

Apple Cox's Orange Pippin Produces juicy, crisp & aromatic dessert fruits. This self-fertile variety is very similar to classic Coxs (Cox's Orange Pippin), but this newer variety has several advantages. As the name implies, Cox Self Fertile apple trees are self-fertile & don't require an additional tree for pollination. This tree would be a perfect choice when only one tree is desired. M27
- Extreme dwarf reaching a mature height of up to 1.5m (5') This variety is self-fertile & does not require a pollination partner. Estimated time to cropping once planted: 2 years. Estimated time to best yields: 5 years.
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Not only is this upright apple variety highly ornamental in the garden giving masses of soft pink blossom in spring but it's an excellent pollinator for other apples. The yellow/orange fruits of John Downie are large for a crab & make the finest, clear crab apple jelly. Delicious eaten with meats & cheeses or just spread on buttery toast! Pollination group 3. Supplied as a bare root tree. Our apples are grafted onto an M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden. ...

Delicious crisp, juicy normal sized fruits produced in early September. Apple variety is Discovery. Eventual height 75cm
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When you bite into it, Sparkling explodes in your mouth. When the large cells release their juice, it feels as if CO2 is brought into play, making it seem more like a 'sparkling' apple than a 'still' one. It's almost like a fizzy drink... some have even likened it to edible Prosecco! Sadly the pressed juice is still. Harvest September. Height 2.5-3m (8-10'). For planting & growing advice read our Apple Tree growing guide. ...

“ Developed from Cox’s Orange Pippin in the 1970’s, this means ‘ Fiesta’ has that traditional flavour, both sweet & sharp, it also keeps its shape when cooked & has the orange flush of traditional English apples. ‘ Fiesta’ is also one of the best apples for juicing as it gives so much juice from each apple, it also keeps well thanks to its other parent, the American ‘ Idared’ apple.” Flowering group 3. Harvest late September-early October. Height 2-3m. Self fertile on M26 rootstock. Growing your own fruit has to be one of the most rewarding things any gardener can do. Not only can you grow varieties that you’d be hard pushed to find in any greengrocer, but you can grow the more expensive fruit, saving money along the way. Included in my fruit range are varieties I’ve grown for years on my allotment & in my garden, all of which are firm favourites of mine, my family & friends. All the varieties grow really well on an allotment & in a garden. ...