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Malus Toringo Malus Sieboldii Toringo Crab Apple Japanese

Malus Toringo Malus Sieboldii Toringo Crab Apple Japanese

Malus Toringo, Malus Sieboldii also Toringo Crab AppleMalus Toringo is a small, deciduous crab apple variety, cherished for its beautiful, semi-weeping habit and prolific display of blossoms in the spring. Many names of this Japanese native include Malus Sieboldii, Siebold’s Crab Apple, Japanese Crab Apple. Since this ornamental tree keeps its compact size as it matures, it is ideally suited to be grown as a specimen tree in small gardens.Throughout the spring, thus shrubby tree is draped in clusters of small white blossoms. The flowers are pink while in the bud, but fade to a crisp white as they unfold. The clear yellow fruit that follows is tiny, round, and droops from long stalks.  The simple to loosely lobed foliage starts out as dark green, but turns to warm yellow hues in the autumn. Height and Spread of Malus ToringoEven when fully developed, the Toringo Crab Apple does not take up much space in the garden. Maximum height this tree can achieve is rarely more than 3 metres. Tolerant of windy sites and paving.How Hardy Is Malus ToringoFirst introduced to the United Kingdom in 1856, Toringo Crab Apple a is fully hardy tree, even in the more severe winters.How To Use Malus ToringoPetite and unusual, this ornamental fruit tree is best suited to be grown as a focus of interest in gardens with limited space. Its semi-weeping habit offers year-round interest, but during its active season is when this cultivar is the most stunning. The masses of delicate blossoms envelop the tree’s rounded crown during spring, and the fruit that follows them doubles as a treat to the local wildlife and ornamental addition to the landscape.The tiny, berry-like fruits and graceful growth habit are best appreciated when the Toringo Crab is planted on its own, but the size and form of this cultivar lend themselves well to mixed shrub borders.Its tolerance of paving makes Toringo Crab Apple a good choice for street or avenue tree, as well.How To Care For Malus ToringoNot unlike its close relatives, the Toringo Crab Apple tree is easy to maintain in good shape. Pruning out any damaged or dead growth will keep most diseases at bay, but beyond that, there is little else this tree needs to thrive. Plant it in nutrient-rich soil, moist but well-drained. This tree can be grown in full sun or partial shade, but a sunnier location is preferred, as it will encourage more prolific flowering and fruit production.Compact and showy, this crab apple variety needs little care but offers plenty of value. This deciduous flowering tree is an excellent candidate for wildlife gardens, city gardens, and gardens that have little space to spare.

GBP 187.50
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Malus Domestica Topaz Apple Topaz Late Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Topaz Apple Topaz Late Season Dessert Apple

Malus Domestica Topaz or Apple Topaz is a relatively new apple cultivar which is perfectly suited to UK gardens! Disease resistant and hardy, this late-maturing apple will store well to early spring!Developed in the 1990’s in the Czech Republic, Malus Domestica Topaz is an excellent all-round apple tree. In early May, the fragrant pink-white blossoms will attract the bees that are needed for pollination. The leaves will provide a shady spot in summer, and by the end of September you will be picking large, rounded apples with a yellow-green skin with a red blush. The flesh is crisp, very juicy, and with a taste that is a pleasant combination of sharp and sweet. Malus Domestica Topaz is well-suited to both fresh eating and baking or cooking, and under good conditions will last in storage even until March or April!Hardy in all parts of the UK, Malus Domestica Topaz can grow to a mature height of 3.5-4.5 metres and spread of 3-4 metres in 5 to 10 years.  It must be pruned in late winter to ensure optimum conditions for producing a good crop of apples. Malus Domestica Topaz is self-sterile, so needs to be planted near another apple tree from pollination Group B, such as Golden Delicious.Plant Malus Domestica Topaz in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in well-drained sand, clay or loam soil with a neutral pH. This cultivar will tolerate a moderate sea wind, making it suitable for planting in coastal regions, and is also tolerant of pollution, so it can be used in city gardens as well as in the country. Malus Domestica Topaz has been bred to be resistant to scab and other fungal diseases and mildew, making it a good selection for wetter climates!Malus Domestica Topaz can be used as a specimen fruit tree in a smaller garden, where it can be pruned to size. Apple trees are well-suited to pruning and training into espalier, cordon, or fan shapes, and can be used in those forms against walls or fences to create a leafy screen in summer. In a country garden you can let Malus Domestica Topaz grow to full size.Malus Domestica Topaz is a hardy, disease-resistant apple cultivar which will last for months in storage! What more could you ask for?

GBP 221.25
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Malus Rudolph Crab Apple Rudolph Apple Trees of Sale UK

Malus Rudolph Crab Apple Rudolph Apple Trees of Sale UK

Malus Rudolph Crab AppleMalus Rudolph, or Crab Apple Rudolph, is a cultivar introduced from Canada in 1954, named for Santa’s famous reindeer Rudolph. In late spring, the branches of this deciduous tree are smothered by an abundance of fragrant, deep pink flowers bursting forth from bright red buds. The leaves appear after the flowers have faded, sporting rich shades of copper-red before turning dark green in summer, and then bright yellow in autumn, when they are accompanied by the ripe crab apples, orange-yellow with a blush of red. The crab apple fruit can be used in cooking, or left on the tree to feed birds and wildlife into the winter months.Height and Spread of Malus RudolphMalus Rudolph will grow to a mature height and spread of 4-8 metres in 10 to 20 years, although it can be trimmed to maintain a smaller size. It has an neat upright growth habit. How Hardy Is Malus Rudolph?Malus Rudolph is fully hardy in all regions of the UK and across northern Europe.How to Use Malus RudolphMalus Rudolph can be used as a focal point in a medium sized lawn, where its spring blossom show, striking leaves and autumn fruit will provide a long season of interest. In a courtyard garden, the summer shade will be as welcome as the spring flowers! On a larger property, a group of Crab Apple Rudolph trees would be an even more magnificent sight. Planted as part of a mixed border, the blossoms will complement spring-flowering bulbs and plants, as well as provide shade in the heat of summer before the autumn show of foliage and fruit. Malus Rudolph can also be pruned and trained as an espalier specimen against a wall or as a living fence.How to Care for Malus RudolphPlant Malus Rudolph in full sun or partial shade in an exposed or sheltered position in any well-drained soil. The foliage colour will be better in full sun. It will tolerate a wetter soil than other crab apple cultivars. It is not tolerant of salt, so should be placed in a sheltered spot near a sea coast. However, it is highly tolerant of urban pollution, so can be used even in inner-city locations. In areas where rabbits and deer can be a problem, protect against winter damage.Malus Rudolph will provide interest in your garden throughout the year, from its spring blossoms to its colourful foliage and through to the decorative fruits of early winter! We also Malus Rudolph as a Pleached Tree on 2 metre clear stems. 

GBP 243.75
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Malus Domestica Benoni Apple Benoni Early Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Benoni Apple Benoni Early Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Benoni or Apple BenoniMalus Domestica Benoni is a medium-sized early-fruiting dessert apple tree which is very suitable for smaller gardens. Self-fertile and hardy, this lovely fruit tree will fit into a variety of locations! Introduced in Massachusetts USA in 1832, this heritage apple variety is a good choice when you only have room for one apple tree, as it is self-fertile. The fragrant, white blossoms in mid-spring will attract bees to your garden as they do the necessary work of pollinating. The fruits develop early, being ready to pick by August and into September. The round, medium-sized apples do not all ripen at once, allowing for an extended period of harvest for fresh eating. The skins of ripe Malus Domestica Benoni apples are yellowish with a red blush, and the crisp, sweet flesh has a slight acid tang. They are best eaten fresh and will only store for a week. They are not suitable for processing.Hardy in most parts of the UK, deciduous Malus Domestica Benoni can grow to a mature height of 5-8 metres in 5 to 10 years. As with all apple trees, they need to be pruned in late winter before blooming, or in early July after fruit set. Thin the fruits soon after they first develop to obtain larger apples. While Apple Benoni is reliably self-fertile, you will get a bigger yield with another tree from pollination group B nearby. This variety tends to alternate between larger and smaller harvests from one year to the next.Plant Malus Domestica Benoni in full sun or partial shade in a sheltered position in moist but well-drained sand, loam or clay soil with a neutral pH. You can prune this apple tree to keep it to a suitable size for a smaller garden, where it will provide summer shade in addition to its spring blossoms and autumn fruit. It is also suited to training as an espalier, cordon or fan against a wall or fence, making it a perfect living privacy screen for a rooftop terrace, balcony, courtyard or patio. Malus Domestica Benoni is also a good choice for an informal country garden where it has room to grow to full size. As part of a small mixed orchard this fruit tree will benefit from proximity to pollinating partners, as well as providing an early to mid-season ripening apple.

GBP 221.25
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Malus Domestica Fuji Apple Tree for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Fuji Apple Tree for Sale Online UK

Malus Domestica Fuji is a deciduous apple tree with sweet, crisp red apples that crop heavily in October. This is a small to medium-sized fruit tree that’s perfect for kitchen gardens and urban townhouse spaces.Malus Domestica Fuji, often called just Apple Fuji, is a cross between two very popular eating apples Delicious and Ralls Janet. Apple Fuji was bred in Japan in 1939 and it’s still one of the main varieties grown there today. It might have started life in Japan, but it’s popular across the world for its crisp and firm but sweet and juicy red apples.Fragrant white apple blossom emerges from blush pink buds in spring alongside ovate grey-green leaves. In autumn, its foliage turns rich shades of yellow-orange and falls for winter. Apple Fuji’s fruit develops from tiny green spheres into attractive medium-sized orange-red flushed apples. The fruit is not only sweet straight from the tree, but it also stores for a year due to its firm skin.Height and Spread of Malus Domestica FujiMalus domestica 'Fuji' reaches five metres in height and spread after 10-15 years.How Hardy is Malus Domestica FujiIt’s a hardy apple tree that copes well with sub-zero winters but needs well-drained soil and full sun in a sheltered spot to fruit.How To Use Malus Domestica FujiBecause it doesn’t grow too large, Apple Fuji is a good choice for small to medium-sized gardens. It suits kitchen gardens, mixed borders, mini orchards, and helps block out neighbours from spring to autumn.Its blossom attracts pollinators and if you are not keen on apples, blackbirds and thrushes will happily eat them over the winter months.How To Care for Malus Domestica FujiApple Fuji grows best in fertile and loamy well-drained soil. It needs full sun to fruit and shelter from strong winds that scatter its blossom.It’s self-sterile, so requires a pollinating partner nearby to set the fruit. Good options include  Cox’s Orange Pippin or Granny Smith.Once planted, be sure to water it frequently so it can set down roots, and keep watering it until you see new growth.Apple Fuji is pruned in its dormant winter season to encourage heavy cropping. Remove broken, diseased or crossed branches first and cut the remaining branches back to an outward-facing bud to form a goblet-shaped crown.In spring, apply a thick layer of well-rotted organic matter to boost nutrients, trap moisture, and cut down weed competition.

GBP 225.00
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Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree AGM Scottish Apple

Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree AGM Scottish Apple

Malus Domestica James Grieve Apple Tree is an RHS AGM-winning deciduous fruit tree of Scottish origins with dual purpose apples that are perfect for both eating and cooking. It suits small to medium-sized gardens.James Grieve apple is an old classic variety raised in Scotland in 1838 by James Grieve. It’s notable for its early season acidic flavour followed by a sweeter taste that’s better suited to eating fresh.This is a medium-sized tree that produces masses of white-pink blossom in April and May, followed by a heavy harvest of medium-sized pale green and yellow striped apples with a red blush. It ripens earlier than other April-May blooming varieties, with apples ready to pick for eating in September.James Grieve apple tree is a superb multi-purpose fruit tree for a compact space.Height and Spread of Malus Domestica James GrieveJames Grieve apple trees generally reach 5-7 metres tall and 4-5 metres wide. It’s a medium-sized tree that suits most sized gardens.How Hardy is Malus Domestica James GrieveFully UK hardy, this apple is tough enough to withstand winter weather if its roots are well-drained and it receives full sun.How To Use Malus Domestica James GrieveJames Grieve is rarely available in supermarkets because its flesh bruises easily. However, it is remarkably disease tolerant, a good pollinator of other fruiting trees, and highly tasty. It’s well worth growing at home as a change from bland store-bought apples.This rare apple is good for cooking in pies and pastries, eating fresh, juicing, dehydrating and freezing. It’s a good all-rounder for apple lovers.How To Care For Malus Domestica James GrieveChoose a well-drained spot in fertile soil that gets plenty of sun. A sheltered position with protection from harsh wind helps retain blossom.Water this apple tree well for at least a year and apply a thick layer of organic mulch to its roots in early spring.In late winter, remove dead, diseased, or crossed branches, and shorten branches by one-third to an outward-facing bud. Creating an open vase-shaped crown encourages airflow, ripening, and a healthier crop of delicious apples.James Grieve is a group 3 partially self-fertile apple that benefits from a pollinating partner, but can produce fruit without one. Use any Group 3 apple for a pollinating partner such as Bramley’s Seedling or Elstar.We also have many varietis of apple trained as Espaliered Fruit Trees, Pleached Apple Trees, Fan-Trained Apple Trees and Standard Patio Fruit Trees. See also - Creating an Orchard Garden. 

GBP 262.50
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Malus Golden Hornet Full Standard Crab Apple Golden Hornet

Malus Golden Hornet Full Standard Crab Apple Golden Hornet

Malus Golden Hornet Full Standard is a small deciduous fruit tree with bright yellow fruits that remain on the branches into winter. This specimen crab apple variety has been shaped as a clear stem standard form tree with a single, straight trunk & no lower branches for a minimum of the first 1.8 metres.Crab apples are native to most continents and named for their twisty crabbed twigs rather than crustaceans. In ancient British mythology, they are associated with fertility and marriage. The Golden Hornet cultivar was bred in 1948 by J Waterer & Sons Nursery of Knaphill. Its name is taken from the small honey-yellow apples that appear in late summer to autumn and remain on the bare branches well into the winter months, often past Christmas unless blackbirds eat them first. The fruits are large and juicy measuring up to 2.5 cms in length.In spring, mid-green oval foliage unfurls alongside a profusion of flowers. Crab apple blossom is especially pretty, opening from small pink buds into white star-shaped blossom with an occasional hint of pink. The flowers attract many pollinators and last for months.Standard Crab Apple Golden Hornet has a broad, rounded crown and a single straight trunk absent of branches for the first 1.8 metres. More Inoformation on Standard Shape Trees. Height And Spread of Malus Golden Hornet Full StandardCrab Apple Golden Hornet can reach a height of 8 -12 metres and 8 metres in width over 20 – 50 years. Keep the standard shape with a trim once per year when the tree is dormant. How Hardy Is Malus Golden Hornet Full StandardThis crab apple tree is hardy in all of the UK down to sub-zero temperatures in well-drained soil.How To Use Malus Golden Hornet Full StandardStandard Crab Apple Golden Hornet is one of the best choices as a pollinating partner for apple trees as the blooms last for almost the whole of the apple pollinating season. Its own fruits are large and make excellent jellies, or you can leave them for the birds in wildlife-friendly gardens.The standard tree shape makes this crab apple tree variety ideal for above the fence screening in the summer months. Golden Hornet suits orchards, large countryside garden borders, or city courtyards as a specimen tree. It can grow large unless regularly pruned and needs room to grow.How To Care For Malus Golden Hornet Full StandardOnce established, Standard Crab Apple Golden Hornet needs little attention apart from an annual prune to maintain the shape. Plant it in well-drained soil of any pH in a sunny to partially shady position.Crab apples thrive in sheltered or exposed positions, but produce more blooms and fruit in a sunny sheltered spot. Water well until established and apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots each year.

GBP 281.25
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Malus Domestica Elise Apple Elise Low Allergenic Apple Variety

Malus Domestica Elise Apple Elise Low Allergenic Apple Variety

Malus Domestica Elise or Apple Elise is a new dessert apple variety that produces a good crop of firm, red apples, but perhaps the best known quality of this decidous tree is its hypo-allergenic properties. Namely, this cultivar was bred to contain low levels of allergens, making Apple Elise a rare variety that is suitable for people with allergies to apples. In addition to its low allergenic qualities, this apple tree offers decorative value, with its spreading open crown and good autumn colour. See also Malus Domestica Santana. In April through to May, petite, pale pink blossoms drape the branches of the tree. Pleasantly scented, the flowers fade to white before fruit replaces them. Malus Domestica Elise apples are attractive, with glossy red skin. Their flesh is firm and juicy with a sweet flavour. The fruit is ready to be picked in September. The apples can be used as dessert apple or a preserving apple.Developed in Netherlands, Apple Elise needs no special treatment to thrive. Choose a sunny, sheltered spot in the garden for planting, and loamy, medium fertile soil. Apple Elise does not perform well in wet or waterlogged soils, so make sure to provide proper drainage. Although it is often claimed that this variety is self-fertile, this variety needs a pollination partner to produce fruit. Ideally, that partner would be either the Elstar or James Grieve variety, but any variety can provide pollen that is needed for a prolific crop. In situations where planting another apple tree in proximity is not possible, you can rely on apple trees in the neighbourhood to pollinate it.Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, Malus Domestica Elise will not be bothered by low winter temperatures. However, late frosts might damage the blossoms so make sure you shelter this tree from harsh weather.With a bushy, spreading habit, this fruit tree is easy to care for. Prune once a year to keep the tree in optimal shape and good health. As this cultivar is suitable for all forms of training, the method of pruning will depend on the shape of the tree. Regardless of the pruning method, the area around the tree’s trunk should always be clear (60 centimetres radius, at least). In a period of 10 years, Apple Elise will grow to be approximately 4 metres in height.

GBP 221.25
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Malus Domestica Queen Cox Apple Tree Espaliered Apple Trees

Malus Domestica Queen Cox Apple Tree Espaliered Apple Trees

Malus Domestica Queen Cox, or Queen Cox Apple, is a sport of the old favourite Cox’s Orange Pippin, with a more attractive fruit and smaller growth habit which makes it a perfect espaliered apple tree. These apple trees have been shaped as 2-tier espaliered fruit trees, ideal for growing along a sunny south facing wall while taking up little lateral space.Introduced in 1975, Malus Domestica Queen Cox has become a favourite of gardeners for its small size and suitability for espalier growing. It produces lovely scented white blossoms in May, with the fruit that follows an attractive pale green in summer, ripening to an orange-red by late September. Since it is self-fertile, you do not need to plant more than one to enjoy its delicious fruit!Hardy throughout most of the UK, Malus Domestica Queen Cox grows to a mature height of only 1.5 – 2.5 metres in 5 to 10 years. Because of its small size, pruning and other care- including harvesting the delicious apples! - will be easy to accomplish.Plant your Queen Cox Apple in full sun, in a sheltered spot where it will be protected from north winds. It will also tolerate some shade as long as it is in the sun for half a day. Apples grow best in a well-drained, rich loamy soil. If planting in clay or sand, add plenty of organic matter to the planting hole. After planting your young tree, give it some support from a sturdy stake, and wrap the trunk with a guard to protect it from deer and rabbits.The small size and self-fertile nature of Malus Domestica Queen Cox make it an excellent choice for container planting. It will grow quite happily on a balcony or roof terrace. It is also a great candidate for an espaliered apple tree, trained against a wall or on a trellis to save space and also create an attractive garden feature. A row of Queen Cox Apples espaliered along a wall next to a walkway would be lovely from spring when the scented blossoms are in bloom, to summer when the pale green apples start to form, and then in the autumn when the branches are gemmed with the fragrant ripening apples!In a medium-sized garden you could fit in a grouping of several of these small apple trees, creating a pleasant orchard area, and increasing the amount of fruit you can harvest each autumn.Malus Domestica Queen Cox is an apple tree which can be grown by almost anyone. Its small size and self-fertility make it an excellent choice for container growing and espaliered apple trees!

GBP 206.25
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Malus Domestica Pink Lady or Cripps Pink is a dessert apple tree bearing large apples with great flavour and texture and good storage qualities. Buy

Malus Domestica Pink Lady or Cripps Pink is a dessert apple tree bearing large apples with great flavour and texture and good storage qualities. Buy

Malus is a large genus of over 25 species of deciduous trees known for their beautiful spring blossom and in most cases, fruit. Malus Domestica is the orchard apple species cultivated for its fruit throughout the temperate regions of the world. Malus Pink Lady is a fruit tree variety familiar to many of us as it is a popular commercially grown variety around the world, prized for its crisp firm fruits that store very well. Malus Domestica Pink Lady is also known botanically as Malus Domestica Cripps Pink. This is a late season hybrid dessert apple and is a cross between the Golden Delicious and the Lady Williams varieties. In spring, beautiful pink and white blossom appear on bare branches, followed by the emergence of mid-green foliage which turns to yellow in autumn. Fruits develop over the summer months into mid to large size apples. The fruit is very crisp with a distinct sweet tart flavour. It has white flesh, not so prone to browning. The skin has a reddish pink over green colour when the apples are ripe. As this is a late apple, fruit can generally be harvested in late autumn, around the end of October. Ripe fruit can then be stored for at least 3 months. Ideal pollinators for Malus Domestica Pink Lady include varieties from group 2 (Egremont Russet apple), group 3 (Discovery Apple) and group 4 (Braeburn Apple). In terms of origins, Cripps Pink was bred in Australia in the 1970s by the eponymous John Cripps. Since its first introduction to the commercial market in the 1980s, the Pink Lady apple is now grown worldwide.  Height And Spread of Malus Domestica Pink LadyWhen left to its own devices, Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple can grow to a height and width of 4 – 8 metres. However please note that as most apple trees these day are on grafted rootstock, eventual tree height will depend on the rootstock and training method. How Hardy Is Malus Domestica Pink Lady Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple is fully hardy to minus 20 in the UK. How To Use Malus Domestica Pink Lady The Pink Lady apple is ideal for cottage or informal gardens. It suits wildlife-friendly, low-maintenance gardens as part of a colourful landscape scheme. It is also an excellent addition to any orchard garden. For smaller urban gardens, the Pink Lady apple tree can be grown in a space saving format, such as when trained as a pleached tree or as an espaliered fruit tree to be grown for example against a sunny wall. Follow the link for more information on pleached fruit trees. How To Care For Malus Domestica Pink LadyIn terms of aspect, Cripps Pink or the Pink Lady apple thrives in full sun. It likes rich, organic well-drained neutral soil in any sheltered sunny position. Best not to plant in very acidic or very chalky soils. Prune your apple tree in winter if possible, when the tree is dormant, ideally between November and February. 

GBP 356.25
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Malus Domestica Pinova Apple Pinova Low Disease Susceptibility

Malus Domestica Pinova Apple Pinova Low Disease Susceptibility

Malus Domestica Pinova is a late-season dessert apple tree. Developed in 1986, in Germany, at the Institute of Fruit Resistance of Dresden Pillnitz, this fruit tree cultivar is a cross between Clivia and Golden Delicious varieties. Apple Pinova produces prolific crops of juicy fruit with red flushed skin.The spreading, loosely branched crown is covered with masses of tiny pale pink to white blossoms that open in the spring. The flowers have a pleasant, fruity scent and are followed by fruit. This variety bears apples that are a yellow-gold colour, deeply flushed with bright red. The crisp, firm flesh has a sweet flavour with a slight hint of acidity that only enhances the taste. Delicious when eaten straight off the tree, these apples can be stored for months, and their aroma only improves with time. Apples should be picked in mid-October. Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Pinova is most successful of the Pillnitz varieties and it is widely grown commercially. This apple tree needs well-drained soil, rich in nutrients, and preferably loamy. Choose a spot in full sun for planting. A self-sterile tree, Malus Domestica Pinova needs a pollination partner to produce fruit. Growing Elstar, Golden Delicious or Gloster variety in the tree’s proximity would be ideal, but any apple variety will serve the purpose. In case you lack the space for more apple trees in your garden, you can rely on the cultivars from neighbouring gardens or insects to pollinate this variety.Not unlike most hybrids from the Institute of Fruit Resistance, Apple Pinova is a sturdy, resilient cultivar that was specially developed to have a low susceptibility to common diseases that affect apple varieties. Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this cultivar can survive even in the severest European climates.Considered undemanding, this robust apple variety needs little when it comes to maintenance, and simple annual pruning will keep the plant happy and healthy. The time and method of the pruning will depend on the tree’s training form. As a heavy cropping variety, Malus Domestica Pinova requires fruit thinning for regular fruit production. To avoid biennial bearing, remove excess fruit in early to mid-summer. Apart from ensuring a good fruit yield each season, this will also improve the size and quality of the apples.Medium-sized when compared to its close relatives, this spreading fruit tree will achieve a maximum height of approximately 4 metres.

GBP 221.25
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Malus Domestica Royal Gala. Royal Gala Espaliered Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Royal Gala. Royal Gala Espaliered Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Royal Gala or Royal Gala Espaliered Apple TreeThe Royal Gala Apple is a popular dessert apple grown across the UK. Since first introduced to commercial plantings in the UK during the 1980’s, it now constitutes more than 20% of our commercially grown apples. Our Royal Gala Apples are sold as an Espaliered Apple Tree to be grown in 2-tiers, and is especially suited when planted on a wall where space may be limited. Royal Gala is a variety of Malus Domestica, classified as a dessert cultivar in pollination group 4. It is known for its heavy yield of small fruit, and has a very sweet honey accented flavour.The term espaliered is in reference to training the tree so as to grow against a wall. This management technique allows for easier access for pruning and harvesting. It is very decorative, once often used in walled kitchen gardens. It is perfect for growing fruit trees with limited space. Trees should be planted 3.5m-6m apart, depending on their vigour.The Royal Gala apple variety is a member of the Rosaceae (Rose) family and the Genus Malus. It is a small to medium sized deciduous apple tree. Known for its beautiful, showy flowers in the spring, Royal Gala produces a smallish, dense, sweet, and aromatic fruit with a white coloured flesh and round shape.With origins in New Zealand where the Gala apple tree was first developed by crossing a Golden Delicious and a Kidd’s Orange Red in the 1930’s by J.H. Kidd. The cultivar Royal Gala was patented by Donald W. McKenzie of Stark Nursery in 1974. The Royal Gala is known to be a more highly coloured form of the original Gala Apple.Malus Domestica Royal Gala prefers full sun to partial shade.  A south or west facing aspect with a sheltered exposure is best. The soil should be well-drained but with good moisture holding capacity. Preferred soil textures range from loam to clay to sand and its preferred soil pH is neutral.  The Royal Gala can be a very productive, beautiful tree grown on your wall garden. It is hardy to zone H-6, and has a deciduous habit and a bushy appearance.The fruit of the Royal Gala is small but plentiful and can be stored from October to January. If you’re looking for a beautiful flowering espaliered apple tree with a sweet dessert flavour to accent your wall garden, choose the Royal Gala! 

GBP 437.50
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Malus Domestica Gloster Apple Late Season Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Gloster Apple Late Season Dessert Apple Tree

Malus Domestica Gloster or the Gloster Apple is a late-season dessert apple, but its fruit can also be used for making preserves and cooking. It was bred in Germany in 1951, by crossing Weisser Winterglockenapfel and Richared Delicious varieties. This is a decIduous heavy cropping apple tree with tasty and attractive red flushed fruit.The Gloster Apple tree blooms in mid-season and its lovely pale pink flowers offer interest throughout May. The blossoms are scented and followed by cylindrical fruit, but not before they fade to a crisp white colour. The apples Malus Domestica Gloster produces are large and flushed with deep red. Their flavor is very sweet and aromatic. Apart from providing an abundant yield of apples, this fruit tree offers decorative value to the garden. Attractive form, prolific floral display in the spring, and vibrant autumn foliage make it an excellent addition to any landscape.Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Gloster thrives in full sun and medium-fertile, loamy soil. This cultivar, same as all apple trees, dislikes wet conditions, so make sure to provide proper drainage. Malus Domestica Gloster is partially self-fertile, so it will produce some fruit on its own, but for an abundant yield, it will need a pollination partner. Plant a different variety (ideally Cox Orange or Golden Delicious) nearby to ensure cross-pollination that is required to encourage a better crop. For gardens with limited space, a suitable solution is relying on apple trees from neighbouring gardens or insects to provide pollen.A cultivar with a good track record and reliable performance, Apple Gloster is fully hardy in the United Kingdom. This tree is not bothered by low winter temperatures, but its delicate spring flowers are susceptible to damage from late frosts. To prevent potential damage, choose a sheltered spot in your garden when planting this cultivar.Undemanding, this variety requires little effort to stay in good shape. Routine, yearly pruning will promote good health and tidy habit. Since Apple Gloster is suitable for training in all forms, the method of pruning will depend on the tree’s shape. As a heavy cropping cultivar, this variety will need routine fruit thinning to avoid biennial bearing and promote a prolific fruit production each season.Height & Spread:As apple trees go, this is a considered a large size. Expect Gloster Apple trees to reach a maximum height of around 8 metres.

GBP 206.25
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Malus Domestica Delcorf Apple Delcorf syn Delbar Estival UK

Malus Domestica Delcorf Apple Delcorf syn Delbar Estival UK

Malus Domestica Delcorf or Delcorf Apple is synonymous with Delbar Estival. This is a mid-season dessert apple tree. Created in 1956, in France, this apple tree is the result of a cross between Golden Delicious and Stark Jonagrimes varieties. This mid-sized, spreading deciduous tree produces heavy crops of sweet, crisp apples.Late to flower, blossoms emerge in May, completely covering its crown. Pale pink once they unfold, the flowers fade to white before they drop. They have a pleasant scent and are irresistible to beneficial pollinators, which is why this apple tree won the Perfect for Pollinators badge. The fruit follows in the autumn and can be picked from the tree in late September. The Apple Delcorf fruit is greenish yellow, flushed with red, somewhat larger than standard varieties. The taste of the juicy apple flesh is very sweet, honeyed and with hints of aniseed.Easy to grow and to care for, Apple Delcorf prefers loamy soils, well-drained and medium fertile. This variety can be planted in full sun and partial shade, but growing it in a sunny spot will encourage a more abundant crop production. However, if allowed to crop too heavily, this cultivar can become biennial bearing. To ensure this cultivar yields fruit each season, thin out the excess apples early to mid-summer.Since Malus Domestica Delcorf is not a self-fertile plant, you will have to plant a second apple tree of a different variety nearby for cross-pollination. In case you do not have enough space in your garden to plant more trees, you can rely on apple cultivars in your neighbourhood or pollinating insects.  Fully hardy in the United Kingdom, this dessert apple tree can survive even if the temperatures drop to 20 degrees below zero. Although quite robust, Apple Delcorf will appreciate sheltering from late frosts, as they can damage its blossoms. For its outstanding qualities and good constitution, Malus Domestica Delcorf received the coveted Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society.In addition to fruit thinning, this apple tree will appreciate routine pruning. The method of pruning will depend on the shape of the tree, but, as a rule of thumb, pruning once a year is sufficient to keep the plant in optimal shape. Compact, with a lovely natural habit, this apple tree is grown for its decorative value as much as for the edible fruit it bears. Once fully mature, this tree will be around 4 to 8 metres high and across.

GBP 221.25
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