Early season variety with bright red fruit with sweet white flesh. Excellent in colder areas. Highly effective pollinator for other varieties. Eating apple. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. (An English Heritage fruit variety.) Harvest September-October. 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 planting & growing advice read our Apple Tree growing guide.  
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Five of the most well-known & loved apple varieties in one collection. The growing height for all trees 1.82.5 meters. One of each variety supplied as bare root trees
- all trees on rootstock M9: Elstar
- Attractive red flushed apple with good disease resistance. Showy blossom & tasty honey flavoured fruit. Fuji
- A relatively new variety, with excellent fruit, crisp & sweet flavoured. Rosy pink blushed fruit. Golden Delicious
- First introduced in the 1860s. The pale green/gold apples are sweet, juicy, almost tart tasting, with smooth flesh. Can be eaten or cooked. Produces heavy crops in late autumn. Self-fertile. Will store for up to 3 months. Jonagold
- Big yellow apples with large flushes of red; crisp, gleaming white flesh with good sweet acid balance. Late season cropper, with good yields. Needs a pollinator. Bramley
- Britains most loved cooking apple! Will provide a huge crop. Is a triploid variety so will need 2 other apples nearby for pollination. Pollination group 3.





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Collection comprises 5 (4 eating & 1 cooking) trees (1 of each variety): Self Fertile Queen Cox
- This self-fertile clone sets
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Large fruits with yellow-green skin colour. Acid yet sweet. Cook to pale cream fluff. Harvest mid October. C. M26 rootstock. Trees need a partner in a close pollination group (A-E), (e.g. C can be pollinated by B, C, or D). 1 year old Maidens, supplied bare-rooted. Rootstocks for trees will all give a final height of up to 4m. ...

Very large cooker that needs very little, if any, sweetening. Pleasant eating apple too. Harvest early October. D. M26 rootstock. Trees need a partner in a close pollination group (A-E), (e.g. C can be pollinated by B, C, or D). 1 year old ' Maidens', supplied bare-rooted. Rootstocks for trees will all give a final height of up to 4m. ...

Thought to be a seedling of either Cox or Sunset. The name is deceptive because it processes good medium-sized flat round apples that keep a long time. Excellent taste, sweet but refreshing, crisp & juicy. Skin yellow flushed with orange-red. A good choice for the garden or small orchard. Trees need a partner in a close pollination group (A-E), (e.g. C can be pollinated by B, C, or D). 1 year old Maidens, supplied bare-rooted. Rootstocks for trees will all give a final height of up to 4m. ...

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Propagated onto a seedling rootstock Apricot Aprigold® is perfect for a small garden or in a container on the patio. With pale pink spring blossom & red-tinged growing tips, this dwarf Apricot tree makes a pretty container plant. Producing full-sized fruits which can be harvested each year from late July. ...

One of the most popular varieties of apricot, which can be grown as a standard tree, fan or espalier. The fruits are juicy with deep golden-orange flesh & yellow to golden skin, & are ready to pick from early August. Ideal for eating straight from the tree & perfect for jams & othe culinary uses. Self fertile. Supplied in a 9 litre pot bag. Trees will be delivered in specially designed packaging to ensure they reach you in perfect condition. As a rough guide, trees supplied in 9 litre pot bags are 2 years old & Approx. 1.5m tall when delivered. Those supplied in other size pot bags will vary. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Tree.... . ...

This Canadian-bred apricot has revolutionised the growing of apricots in the UK. It's a self-fertile apricot forming a tidy, compact tree, producing large, juicy, intensely flavoured apricots with a strong red blush on succulent orange flesh. These will ripen around the middle of August. Can be grown in the open in southern areas of the country, or elswhere in a sheltered warm spot such as a south-facing wall or fence. Grown on Montclaire rootstock, which gives a heavily cropping, medium-sized tree of 2.7-3m (9-10'). Will be despatched in November 2011, weather permitting; alternatively despatch will be February/ March 2012. Culture: Full growing instructions included.. 1 Bare Root Tree.... . ...