Introduced c.1860, this self-fertile, late, heavy-cropping variety is one of the most recognisable & widely grown apples, with crisp, acidic flesh that sweetens in storage. It can be used for cooking or eating & will keep for up to 3 months if stored properly. Britain has the best climate in the world for growing apples of the highest quality, flavour & colour. Our apples are grafted onto an M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. ...

Granny Smith fans, lovers of sour & beautifully decorative, green apples, will enjoy this variety. Resistant to scab, moderately vigorous growing with fast yields that can be harvested in late September & stored until February. A firm, crunchy & juicy green apple. For planting & growing advice read our Apple Tree growing guide. ...

Mid-season, crops well UK-wide. Extremely heavy cropping, fruit is pale green, turning pale yellow, with a crisp flesh that becomes sweeter. Dual-purpose (an eater that cooks well), good resistance to the usual diseases (mildew, scab, canker etc.). Also an excellent pollinator – not self-fertile, but easily pollinated by any other apples nearby. Cross between James Grieve & Golden Delicious, one of those happy accidents that combines the best qualities of both while avoiding all their faults. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 3m. ...

Mid-season, crops well UK-wide. Extremely heavy cropping, fruit is pale green, turning pale yellow, with a crisp flesh that becomes sweeter. Dual-purpose (an eater that cooks well), good resistance to the usual diseases (mildew, scab, canker etc.). Also an excellent pollinator – not self-fertile, but easily pollinated by any other apples nearby. Cross between James Grieve & Golden Delicious, one of those happy accidents that combines the best qualities of both while avoiding all their faults. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Height 3m. ...

Once assessed by ' Gardening from Which?' as the best all-round British garden apple, this is indeed a superb mid-season variety. ...

The Nations Favourite! Will set great fruits without a pollinator. Fruit is juicy & sweet with a typical mellow ' Cox' taste. Deep red flush, excellent keeper. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. Pollination group 3. (SF
- self-fertile). Supplied as a bare root tree. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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The Nations Favourite! Will set great fruits without a pollinator. Fruit is juicy & sweet with a typical mellow Cox taste. Deep red flush, excellent keeper. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Grown on M26 rootstock which produces an easy-to-control semi-dwarf tree with medium vigour. Height 3m after 10 years. Pollination group 3. (SF
- self-fertile). Supplied as a bare root tree. For growing & planting advice read our leaflet The_ Fruit_ Garden.
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Deliciously tasty, rosy-red, patterned flesh. Excellent resistance to scab. Long-lasting deep pink blossom. Delicious eaten raw, cooked or juiced. Will store until Christmas.
- Uniquely coloured
- Rosy-red flesh with a beautiful pattern running through it-Deliciously tasty
- Crisp & juicy with a tingly summer freshness- Even better for you
- Higher in antioxidants than other apples- Disease resistant
- Exceptionally high resistance to scab- Attractive in the garden
- Unusual, long-lasting, deep pink spring blossom- Versatile in the kitchen
- Delicious eaten raw but also ideal for cooking (it retains its red colour). Harvest mid autumn (late September to early October).LUBERA RANGE
- We have been working closely with Lubera a Swiss nursery owned by Markus Kobelt. He is passionate about fruit, & he has continually strived to create new & enhanced varieties that are easier to cultivate (all will thrive in the UK climate), more resistant to disease & always better-tasting too. Redlove R is a protected trademark belonging to Lubera AG, Switzerl&. All Redlove varieties that we offer are protected & buyers of these plants are allowed to grow these trees for their private use. Buyers are not allowed to use these trees for commercial purposes i.e. to grow for the fruit market or to multiply these trees or to sell fruit of the Redlove varieties under the Redlove trademark nor under another name.







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Deliciously tasty, rosy-red, patterned flesh. Excellent resistance to scab. Long-lasting deep pink blossom. Delicious eaten raw, cooked or juiced. Will store until Christmas.
- Uniquely coloured
- Rosy-red flesh with a beautiful pattern running through it-Deliciously tasty
- Crisp & juicy with a tingly summer freshness- Even better for you
- Higher in antioxidants than other apples- Disease resistant
- Exceptionally high resistance to scab- Attractive in the garden
- Unusual, long-lasting, deep pink spring blossom- Versatile in the kitchen
- Delicious eaten raw but also ideal for cooking (it retains its red colour). Harvest mid autumn (late September to early October).LUBERA RANGE
- We have been working closely with Lubera a Swiss nursery owned by Markus Kobelt. He is passionate about fruit, & he has continually strived to create new & enhanced varieties that are easier to cultivate (all will thrive in the UK climate), more resistant to disease & always better-tasting too. Redlove R is a protected trademark belonging to Lubera AG, Switzerl&. All Redlove varieties that we offer are protected & buyers of these plants are allowed to grow these trees for their private use. Buyers are not allowed to use these trees for commercial purposes i.e. to grow for the fruit market or to multiply these trees or to sell fruit of the Redlove varieties under the Redlove trademark nor under another name.







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An apple that's outstanding in so many ways! Crisp & fresh with a perfect balance of sweet & tangy flavours, harvest early to mid September & eat immediately or store until Christmas. A different eating experience! The world's first fine-tasting & scab-resistant red-fleshed apple, Redlove. For planting & growing advice read our Apple Tree growing guide. ...