Our apple trees are available in the following types:
Miniature Apple Tree (M27 Rootstock), Dwarf Apple Tree (M9), Semi Vigorous Apple Tree (M26), Vigorous Apple Tree (M106), Very Vigorous Apple Tree (M25), Cordon Apple Tree, Mini Cordon Apple Tree, Supercolumns Apple Tree, Stepover Apple Tree, Half Standard Apple Tree, Espaliers Apple Tree and Fans Apple Tree.
Chris Bowers have a great range of apple trees for sale, which are suitable for planting in regular gardens of all sizes throughout the UK. Our trees come in an extensive range which includes established and new varieties which are suitable for planting in a range of soil and climatic conditions so if you are looking to buy apple trees you have come to the best place!
Most of the apple trees which we sell are E.M.L.A. virus tested - so you can be sure that you're buying premium trees which will produce high quality fruit year after year in line with our Gold Health Standard and Guarantee.
You may also want to check our ornamental crab apple trees.
A fine old variety which arose in the west country and introduced in 1790. Still of value today for its very fine flavour. The handsome golden apples are flushed red and dotted with russetting. Produced...
Usually ready for picking in mid September, and can be stored well into the new year. Generally regarded as the finest flavoured of all English apples, this variety needs good soil conditions to crop well....
A much sought after old variety which we are pleased to have a limited stock of. The bright greenish, darkly flushed and russetted fruits have a hot nutmeg-like flavour which can be a little sharp...
Cropping late August/Early September, this variety thrives in the West. Curious, small brownish purple apples, susceptible to scab, but remaining a popular enthusiasts variety.
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Ready for picking during the second half of August, the fruits are medium sized, greenish yellow, three quarters flushed with bright red. The flesh is creamy white, crisp and juicy with a very good, pleasant...
An 'Orange Pippin x Golden Pippin' cross produced this rounded dual purpose variety which found fame in Victorian kitchens as well as being suited to dessert purposes. The flavour is brisk and clean with a...
Flushed bright red on a yellow backing, the fruits are crisp and juicy, medium sized, very good flavour and are ready for eating October to January. A recent introduction from Holland.
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Early variety for picking late July and August. Soft, greenish white flesh that cooks well. An excellent variety for its natural earliness. Pollinators include: Greensleeves, Grenadier, James Grieve, Redsleeves, Arthur Turner etc.
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Having only quite recently found favour in the shops, it comes as quite a surprise that this variety was first introduced in 1966. Well known for its flavour, sweet and crisp but with a subtle,...
For eating August and September. Frost resistant. Suitable for growing anywhere and a very easy and trouble free variety. Very good flavour from the medium sized fruits that are very attractively striped red. Sweet and...
This Worcester Pearmain x Beauty of Bath Cross is one parent of the outstanding 'Redsleeves'. A good early variety which begins to ripen in early August and is useful because it matures over quite a...
One of the latest new variety from East Malling Institute of Research. Raised from a cross between James Grieve and Golden Delicious. Falstaff is a very high yielding apple, with high quality fruits for picking...
Fiesta is a new late season apple, raised by the East Malling Research Station. A cross between Coxs Orange Pippin and Idared, this excellent new variety is ready for picking late September/October and will easily...
For picking and eating September to October, the medium sized, golden yellow fruits are flushed bright red on the sunny side, and the flavour is exceptional. Sweet and aromatic with firm flesh that later becomes...
An early dessert variety for eating early August. Medium sized fruits that have a light red flush over a green backing. Reliable and fairly hardy. A good, refreshing flavour from the crisp fruits. Pollinators include:...
Late variety. Stores well. Not always successful in all parts of the country, as it requires a higher temperature and light intensity. The fruits are far superior and have no resemblance to shop bought fruit:...
(B) GOLDEN PIPPIN Famous for Pippin jelly, tarts and cider so a useful and versatile addition to the cooks repertoire. A small apple of bright golden yellow which may be poached whole, the flavour is intense,...
A superb variety from east Malling Research Station. It bears fruit very early in life and is a superb pollinator for other mid-season apples. The fruits are ready for picking at the end of September...
(B) GRENADIER Picking throughout August until September, the fruits are medium/large, round and yellowish green. The flesh is white and crisp and cooks very well. The flavour is excellent. The trees are moderate in growth and...
The fruits are ready for picking mid September onwards - and suitable for eating throughout October. The fruits are medium large, round, conical, greenish yellow with an orange and red flush and stripes. The skin...
Raised by the East Malling Research Station and released about the same time as Jupiter, but somewhat overshadowed by that variety at the time. For picking from early September to November, the blossoms have good...
Introduced due to popular request but of variable flavour in the U.K. At its best it is sweet, juicy and refreshing. A highly coloured apple, the bright red flushes and stripes almost obliterate the soft...
An exceptionally attractive apple with a typically 'long' deep shap decorated with carmine stripes over a dusky pink ground. Very juicy tender white flesh with a subtle sweet flavour. For use late Sept to Dec....
For picking early September through to October. Very good flavour for an early variety, the flesh is crisp and juicy. Medium sized fruits of yellow-green, coloured with a bright red flush. Fairly hardy and suitable...
Late variety for storing and eating in the new year, keeping well into the spring. A cross from Cox and Jonathan. Malling Kent produces regular and heavy crops of large fruits that are green and...
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