5ft 'Bramley's Seedling Clone 20' Apple Tree | 2 Years Old | 9L Pot

Name: 5ft 'Bramley's Seedling Clone 20' Apple Tree | 2 Years Old | 9L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178769826171_55626532061563
Price: 43.99 GBP
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SKU:

FRU0703

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Esteemed as a top cooking apple, its sharp, tangy green fruits mellow beautifully in sauces, chutneys, and desserts.
A compact variety ideal for smaller gardens, it's 20% less vigorous than 'Bramley's Seedling' but still provides great yields.
Fruits have an excellent storage life, keeping from November to March on an apple rack.
Awarded the RHS 'Plant for Pollinators', it will attract bees, butterflies, and other wildlife to your garden.
Grown on M26 rootstock, the tree reaches a manageable maximum size of 3x3 metres.
Supplied as an expertly pruned 18-36 month old tree in a fully recyclable EcoPot™ to ensure strong root growth.

Species: Apple
Features: Heavy cropper, Heritage, Stores well
Flowering Time: March, April
Harvest Time: October
Flower Colour: Pale pink
Position: Full sun
Habit: Bushy
Eventual Spread: 3m
Hardiness: Fully hardy (to -20°C)
Soil Type: Any loamy, moist, well-drained soil
Uses: Culinary; baking in pies and crumbles, cooking down to a sauce, making cider
Tasting Notes: Sharp tartness that mellows when cooked

Planting Time: Can be planted all year round.
Spacing: Plant 4-5m apart to allow for spreading.
Pollination: This tree is not self-fertile and requires a pollination partner from groups 2, 3, or 4. As a triploid variety, it needs either one self-fertile variety or two other self-sterile trees nearby to produce fruit.
Watering: Water in well upon planting and regularly throughout its first season. Once established, it only requires watering during prolonged hot, dry spells.
Feeding: Feed every spring with a high-potassium fertiliser.
Pruning: Prune every winter to maintain a good shape and encourage healthy growth.
Pest & Disease: Good resistance to canker and mildew. Can be affected by apple scab, fireblight, honey fungus, aphids, spider mites, and caterpillars.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: 2 year old semi dwarfing tree in a 9L pot
Height on Arrival: 120-150cm
Rootstock: M26 rootstock
Eventual Height: 3m
Time to First Crop: 1-2 years

Highlights

Esteemed as a top cooking apple, its sharp, tangy green fruits mellow beautifully in sauces, chutneys, and desserts.
A compact variety ideal for smaller gardens, it's 20% less vigorous than 'Bramley's Seedling' but still provides great yields.
Fruits have an excellent storage life, keeping from November to March on an apple rack.
Awarded the RHS 'Plant for Pollinators', it will attract bees, butterflies, and other wildlife to your garden.
Grown on M26 rootstock, the tree reaches a manageable maximum size of 3x3 metres.
Supplied as an expertly pruned 18-36 month old tree in a fully recyclable EcoPot™ to ensure strong root growth.

Variety Specifications

Species: Apple
Features: Heavy cropper, Heritage, Stores well
Flowering Time: March, April
Harvest Time: October
Flower Colour: Pale pink
Position: Full sun
Habit: Bushy
Eventual Spread: 3m
Hardiness: Fully hardy (to -20°C)
Soil Type: Any loamy, moist, well-drained soil
Uses: Culinary; baking in pies and crumbles, cooking down to a sauce, making cider
Tasting Notes: Sharp tartness that mellows when cooked

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Can be planted all year round.
Spacing: Plant 4-5m apart to allow for spreading.
Pollination: This tree is not self-fertile and requires a pollination partner from groups 2, 3, or 4. As a triploid variety, it needs either one self-fertile variety or two other self-sterile trees nearby to produce fruit.
Watering: Water in well upon planting and regularly throughout its first season. Once established, it only requires watering during prolonged hot, dry spells.
Feeding: Feed every spring with a high-potassium fertiliser.
Pruning: Prune every winter to maintain a good shape and encourage healthy growth.
Pest & Disease: Good resistance to canker and mildew. Can be affected by apple scab, fireblight, honey fungus, aphids, spider mites, and caterpillars.