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An easy-to-grow variety that keeps its shape when cooked & is sweeter than the majority of other cookers. Introduced in the 1960s, its quite modern for a cooking apple. Allow the fruit to ripen longer on the tree & you can eat it like a dessert apple too. Harvest September. Pollination group 2. ...

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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. ...

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Apple (Malus) Appeltini Boasting white flowers in spring & bite-sized fruits! 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. ...

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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'). ...

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Apple (Malus) Ashmeads Kernel (M26 Rootstock) Apple ' Ashmead's Kernel'
- Pollination Group 4
- Eating Apple
- is a superb

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Apple (Malus) Ashmeads Kernel (M26 Rootstock) Apple ' Ashmead's Kernel'
- Pollination Group 4
- Eating Apple
- is a superb

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Apple (Malus) Ashmeads Kernel (M26 Rootstock) Apple ' Ashmead's Kernel'
- Pollination Group 4
- Eating Apple
- is a superb

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Ballerina Samba is a super-compact eating variety, best eaten straight from the tree. Red, crisp & juicy fruits are ready for picking in October. These apples make ideal dessert apples or make crab apple jelly! 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. ...

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