Apple Tree - Cox Self Fertile
For gardeners who want the rich, fragrant flavour of classic Cox's apples without the need for a pollination partner, the Cox's Self Fertile Apple Tree is an excellent option. This type produces medium-sized, red-flushed fruits that are very sweet and somewhat acidic. They are ideal for eating fresh, juicing, or adding flavour to salads and desserts. The tree's lovely white-pink blossoms in the spring bring bees and other beneficial insects to your garden, and the apples will be ready to be picked from late September to October.
Plant in a sunny spot with well-drained, fertile soil. This self-fertile variety does not require another apple tree to produce fruit, making it ideal for smaller gardens or standalone planting. Prune annually in winter to maintain shape and encourage healthy fruiting.
Supplied as a bare root tree.
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For gardeners who want the rich, fragrant flavour of classic Cox's apples without the need for a pollination partner, the Cox's Self Fertile Apple Tree is an excellent option. This type produces medium-sized, red-flushed fruits that are very sweet and somewhat acidic. They are ideal for eating fresh, juicing, or adding flavour to salads and desserts. The tree's lovely white-pink blossoms in the spring bring bees and other beneficial insects to your garden, and the apples will be ready to be picked from late September to October.
Plant in a sunny spot with well-drained, fertile soil. This self-fertile variety does not require another apple tree to produce fruit, making it ideal for smaller gardens or standalone planting. Prune annually in winter to maintain shape and encourage healthy fruiting.
Supplied as a bare root tree.
The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.
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