MAIDEN TREES These are young trees suitable for growing into bush, half standard, fan-trained, cordon, pyramid, espalier, spindlebush or other trained forms.
FAN AND ESPALIER TREES. For best results we recommend buying maidens and training them. Ready trained trees are available for collection or local delivery from the Garden Centre.
ROOTSTOCKS Trees are supplied on rootstocks best suited to the form and variety of tree offered and able to thrive in a wide range of soil and conditions. Maiden and bush apple trees are mostly on M26 or MM106, semi-dwarfing stocks. Half standards are mainly on M26 or MM106 and full standards are on a vigorous rootstock. Cider apples are on a semi-vigorous stock. Very occasionally we may supply a substitute stock of similar nature. The rootstock will be marked on the plant label.
We have available MM26 and MM106 rootstocks for your own grafting of scion wood - click here for details
HALF STANDARD, FULL STANDARD AND MINARETTES These are available only for collection from the Garden Centre. We also have trained apples and minarette (columnar) apples available. Please telephone or send us an e-mail for more information. |
Buy any 3 apple or pear trees and save £4.50 |
Buy any 3 apple or pear trees and save £4.50 |
Buy any 3 apple or pear trees and save £4.50 |
Buy any 3 apple or pear trees and save £4.50 |
APPLE, KATY.
| Season of Use: Sept

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The variety has been used by the somerset cider company Thatchers for nearly 20 years to produce the popular, crisp and refreshing, single fruit variety cider 'Katy'. See listing under dessert apples for details. | |
Crab Apple TreesCrab apples are self-fertile and Golden Hornet and John Downie are good pollinators for fruiting apples. |
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