Apple Tree - Bramley's Seedling Bush (MM106)
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A classic British favourite, the Bramley's Seedling Apple Tree is renowned for its big, tart, and incredibly fragrant apples. The crisp, green fruit of this apple, known as the finest cooking apple, turns into a light, fluffy texture when baked, making it ideal for sauces, pies, and crumbles. Fruit from this robust and resilient tree keeps very well throughout the winter, yielding a plentiful crop from late September to October. In the spring, the tree produces lovely pink-white blossoms that adorn your garden and draw pollinators.
Plant in full sun with well-drained soil, ensuring enough space for its spreading growth. This variety is a triploid, meaning it requires two other apple varieties nearby for pollination. Prune annually to maintain shape and promote healthy growth.Â
Supplied in approx. 12 litre containers grafted on a MM106 rootstock, this semi-dwarf variety of rootstock reaches an ultimate height of 3-5m and most of the crop should be accessible from the ground, picking fruit from higher up on the tree may require a ladder..
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The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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