Apple - Fruit & Nuts

Apple : Braeburn 1 tree

Britain's No.1 eating apple. Capable of producing huge crops of round to long, bi-coloured, smooth skinned, crisp and juicy fruits. Ready to harvest from mid October and will store for up to 4 months. All T&M's apples are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour in all soils - making it ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit.
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Apple : Bramley's Seedling 1 tree

The most famous of all and best ever cooking apple. Pick from October when mature for immediate use or lay fruits in a cool dry place for winter storage. All Bramleys are 'triploids' and will set a partial crop by themselves. However pollination will be improved by having another apple tree near by, this can be in yours or a neighbours garden because the bees will happily travel a short distance to do the work. All T&M's apples are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour in all soils - making it ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit. Bred in Great Britain.
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Apple : Britain's Favourites Collection 3 trees - 1 of each

Collection comprises 1 tree each of Braeburn Cooking Apple Bramley Cox's Orange Pippin UK gardeners are very lucky because Britain has one of the best climates in the world for growing apples of the highest quality. The warm summer days and cool summer evenings ensure that fruit develops excellent flavour and colour. All of T&M's apples come from a professional fruit supplier and are of equal quality to those planted in commercial orchards across the UK - these will quickly establish and produce their first crop. These are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour on all soils - making them ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit. Use a Codling Moth trap to help prevent maggot damage.
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Apple : Cox's Orange Pippin 1 tree

Often considered the finest tasting dessert apple. Medium sized rosy apples have thin skins and a crisp texture followed by sweet and juicy flesh. A bumper crop will be ready to harvest in the autumn. Apples store well and are at their best for eating from November-January. All T&M's apples are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour in all soils - making it ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit. Bred in Great Britain.
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Apple : Cybelle - Double U Cordon 1 Double U Cordon

An excellent quality eating apple that is intended for crunching so you can enjoy the delicate juicy flavour with a hint of anis, and the well balanced combination of sugar and acidity. The trees blossom well in spring and have a resistance to frost ensuring a better harvest, as well as the fruit showing resistance to Scab. Ready to harvest September to October and stores well for up to ten weeks. Our skilled nurserymen take two full seasons to train a Single U Cordon and four full seasons to train a Double U Cordon to reach their unique form. These stunning trees take 4 full seasons of training and pruning by skilled nurserymen to reach their unique form - but are well worth the wait. Guaranteed to look just as good in the bare winter months as they do clothed in blossom in the spring and will become your pride and joy both because of their architectural shape and also their ability to crop large quantities of fruit in a small space. Being slightly older trees they will bear fruit quickly even in their first year of planting, and by simple spur pruning you will keep your investment in good shape for years to come. SAVE £££s when you also buy Pear Delsanne® - see Double U Cordon Collection.
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Apple : Cybelle - Double U Cordon 1 Single U Cordon

Apple : Egremont Russet 1 tree

A self-fertile mid-season dessert variety. Producing a heavy crop of distinctive russet-bronze fruits,with crisp soild flesh and a rich, nutty flavour. An excellent apple for the cheese board. An easy variety to crop and makes an excellent pollinator for Cox and Braeburn. Harvest in October, and keeps well until January. All T&M's apples are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour in all soils - making it ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit.
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Apple : Pinova 1 tree

Pinova is 'The Wonder Apple' as it has a lovely flavour which is not surprising when it has both Golden Delicious and Cox as part of its breeding. The delicious smooth skinned fruits are ready to eat in September, but will hang on the tree until December. Plus it has scab and partial mildew resistance, and stores exceptionally well. A trouble free apple for the home gardener, which can even be grown on the patio. All T&M's apples are grafted onto an M9 rootstock which produces a dwarf tree of excellent vigour in all soils - making it ideal for the garden, as you can easily reach to prune, spray and pick your delicious fruit.
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Apple : Red Falstaff 1 tree

A dwarf variety well suited to pot growing. Trees have small extension growth each year, followed by a mass of easy setting blossom and good size delicious fruit. Trees have frost tolerance and the fruits show good resistance to scab. These trees have been specifically bred to be dwarf, ideal for growing in large 60cm (2ft) diameter containers on the patio.
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Crab Apple : Golden Hornet 1 tree

A small, deciduous, fruit-bearing tree, suitable for small gardens. Grown for flowers in the spring and a plentiful, spectacular display of golden-yellow fruits from early autumn until well into the winter months. The flowers will attract bees and fruits attract the birds. Self fertile.
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Crab Apple : John Downie 1 tree

One of the most popular crab apples for jelly making. Pretty white blossom is produced in April-May followed by large orange and red crab apples in October. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March. Self Fertile. Crab apples planted near fruiting apple trees make excellent pollinators, and will help pollinating bees to increase your crop.
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Crab Apple : Red Sentinel 1 tree

Red Sentinel is one of the most attractive varieties of Crab Apple, with a profusion of white scented flowers in May, followed by red fruits in time for Christmas. Makes an attractive addition to any garden and the fruits make excellent crab apple jelly. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March. Self Fertile.
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Crab Apple Collection 3 trees - 1 of each

Collection comprises 1 tree each of John Downie Laura Red Sentinel Crab Apples make attractive trees with their pink or white blossom, followed by colourful autumn fruits that make delicious preserves. Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March. All varieties are self fertile. Crab apples planted near fruiting apple trees make excellent pollinators, and will help pollinating bees to increase your crop.
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