Apple Trees

Firm, crisp yellow flesh with a sweet flavour that is very aromatic. Green-yellow fruits with a brown flush that are ready for eating from December to March. A moderately vigorous apple tree, not a heavy cropper, but a really flavourful variety. A fruit for the connoisseur. Resistance to Scab. Pollinators include: Tydemans Late Orange, Howgate Wonder, Orleans Reinette, Lane’s Prince Albert etc. SOLD OUT If you add this variety to basket an alternative within the same pollination group will be supplied.

A storing variety for eating December to March. Firm flesh with a very rich and aromatic flavour. Fruits green/yellow flushed with red stripes. A vigorous, spreading tree. Also crops well in the west. Pollinators include: Redsleeves, James Grieve, Discovery etc.

A good flavoured apple for storing and eating January to March. Vigorous growth and heavy cropper with resistance to Scab. Similar appearance to Laxton Superb with a far better colour. A trouble free and very easy to grow variety that is self fertile and crops well in the one-tree garden. Also suitable for the North and West. For improved pollination any one of the following is ideal: American Mother, Edward VII, Tydeman’s Late Orange, Orleans Reinette, Howgate Wonder etc.

The fruit is large, oblong, bright green, changing to golden yellow, with an occasional orange/brown flush The flesh is white, firm, juicy and the flavour is very, very pleasant. Ideal for eating fresh from the tree, or will store well into the new year, or even spring. The trees are very vigorous with wide angled branches and will benefit with more room than normal when planting. Crispin is an exceptional variety Highly recommended on M27 and M9.

The excellent variety raised by East Malling Research Station. The fruits are medium to large with a superb flavour that is similar to Cox. Crisp, juicy flesh that is covered by a very attractive skin finish of bright orange-red over a pale yellow background. The crop produced is very exceptional and, in official trials, has cropped three times more heavily than Cox, with a far higher grading of Class 1 fruit. For picking and eating from October, and will store well into the new year. Jupiter is a triploid variety, so needs pollinating by two other varieties, of which the…

An excellent variety from East Malling Research Station. The fruits are ready for picking October and will store until the end of February and longer. High marks for flavour. The fruits are gently aromatic and most satisfying to chew. Firm but not tough, the flesh is creamy/yellow. Large round fruits with a reddish brown flush on a golden yellow background. The trees are vigorous and make a moderately large tree that will benefit from extra room when planting. Suntan is a cross between Coxs Orange and Court Perdu Plat, and the Cox-type flavour of the large fruits makes Suntan an…

A new variety, Rubinette is an outstanding new variety from Switzerland. Ready for eating from late September and stores well until the new year. Medium sized fruits, flushed and striped bright red on a yellow background. The flesh is crisp, juicy and aromatic, with a very good flavour. Fruits can be small for the first 2 years, but then improve to give heavy crops of high quality fruits. Raised from a cross between Golden Delicious and Cox. Pollinators include: Falstaff, Redsleeves, James Grieve etc. Propagated from the original Switzerland Bud Wood Stock.