This cooking apple isn’t just easy to grow, it also keeps its shape when cooked & is sweeter than the majority of other cookers. Introduced by East Malling Research Station in the 1960’s, its quite modern for a cooking apple. I like to let the fruit ripen on the tree, this allows it to sweeten more, meaning you can eat it like a dessert apple too. A perfect dual use apple. Flowering group 3. Harvest September. Height 2-3m. This variety is not self fertile. Grown 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. ...

A dessert variety that can be enjoyed & harvested from mid-October. With a subtle, nutty flavour compared to more modern varieties, the skins are brightly coloured & shaded on each side of the fruit.A Semi dwarf tree reaching a mature height of up to 4m (13'). This variety is not self-fertile so for heavy crops grow with another variety.; ...

Apple (Malus) Appeltini Producing small but tasty fruits & white flowers in spring!A compact tree producing a mass of pink-white flowers in spring, followed by a generous crop of small bite-sized fruits. They hang on the tree for quite a long time & ripen from violet to a rich red. The fruits are much smaller than your normal apple but they do taste delicious! They are self-fertile so will not need pollinating to produce fruit.; Ideal for smaller garden borders or grow in a larger pot on the patio & will grow in sun or partial shade. ...

A new, compact variety producing masses of pink-white flowers adding early seasonal interest, a generous crop of bite-sized fruits ripen from a magenta to a rich red colour. Sweet flavour appealing to kids for their lunch boxes.; Harvesting from August until November with the best crops after 5 years of establishment. The variety is self-fertile so does not require a pollination partner.; Height & spread: 2m (6'). ...

Apple (Malus) Appeltini Producing small but tasty fruits & white flowers in spring! A compact tree producing a mass of pink-white flowers in spring, followed by a generous crop of small bite-sized fruits. They hang on the tree for quite a long time & ripen from violet to a rich red. The fruits are much smaller than your normal apple but they do taste delicious! They are self-fertile so will not need pollinating to produce fruit. Ideal for smaller garden borders or grow in a larger pot on the patio & will grow in sun or partial shade. ...

Britains No.1 eating apple, bright red & yellow colouring, fantastic, crisp, juicy, sweet & sharp balance of powerful flavour. These crops can be harvested from October & will store for up to 4 months.A dwarf tree reaching a mature height of up to 2.5m (8'). The variety is not self-fertile, for heavier crops grow with another variety. Estimated time to cropping once planted: 2 years. Best yields after 5 years of establishment. ...

Apple (Malus) Bramley 20 (M27) The Barmley Apple is the quintessential English cooking apple. Apple Bramley '20 is tree with a much smaller habit than its close relative. The perfect tree for the average garden. This variety is not self-fertile, so for heavier crops it is best grown with another variety. Make the most amazing Pies & Crumbles. M27
- Extreme dwarf reaching a mature height of up to 1.5m (5'). Estimated time to cropping once planted: 2 years. Estimated time to best yields: 5 years.
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Reminiscent of the ever popular Cox, but much easier to grow. Apple ' Core Blimey' produces attractive red fruits with a crisp, juicy texture & a delicious, aromatic flavour. It has been bred for good disease resistance & strong vigour making it suitable for growing in almost any area of the UK. Fruits can be harvested from October & store through to January. ...

Apple (Malus) Cox's Orange Pippin
- 1 x 12L Pot Cox's Orange Pippin is a reliable & traditional apple tree variety, renowned for
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Apple Discovery is a very well known dessert apple, with a lovely sweet flavour similar to a strawberry flavour. It has a short storage potential so is best eaten straight from the tree. This variety ripens early in late August & provides a good crop.;A semi-dwarf tree reaching a mature height of up to 4m (13'). The variety is not self-fertile, for heavier crops grow with another variety. Estimated time to cropping once planted: 2 years. Best yields after 5 years of establishment. ...