These Organic Bramley Apple Trees are available in both moderately vigorous and semi-dwarfing forms and the name Bramley is probably the most well known of culinary apples - celebrating 200 years in 2010.
The original Bramley apple tree is still growing in Nottinghamshire and although we can't promise your maiden tree will last that long, we can do our best - your trees are sustainably grown on a Soil Association organically certified specialist nursery and are supplied complete with siting, planting and training information and advice. Bramley is a triploid variety so will not pollinate others, so bear this in mind if planting other apples. Usually seen in the shops as bright green, but will develop a nice red flush on their sun exposed side.
Organic Bramley Apple Trees are despatched in bare-root form between November and March.
- Organic Bramley Apple Trees supplied in moderately vigorous or semi-dwarfing forms
- Vigorous rootstock grown trees - approx. 1.5m will reach up to 5.5m (18') in bush form
- Semi-dwarfing get to 4.5m (10')
- Fruit in 2-3 years
- Excellent and traditional culinary apple variety
- Raised on Soil Association certified and DEFRA inspected specialist nursery - Soil Association Organic Certificate
- Grow as a bush tree or train as an espalier or cordon
- Pollination group C
- Triploid so requires two pollination partners
- Pick from mid October
- Will store until March under correct conditions
- Prune in winter when dormant
- Bright green but will develop red blush on sunny side
- Supplied with siting, planting and training leaflet
- Comes in maiden form for easy training and pruning
- See our Guide to Successful Fruit Trees for more growing advice
Delivery - delivery of your fruit trees is £9.95 to most parts of the UK. Unfortunately fruit trees are unable to be delivered to Northern Ireland and Eire. Customers in the Scottish highlands and islands should e-mail our Customer Services Department or telephone on 0333 400 6400 (local rate) for a quotation.
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Planting and Delivery Information
See our Guide to Successful Fruit Trees for more growing advice
Planting - do not attempt to plant your fruit trees when the ground is frozen or waterlogged. The trees can be stored in their packaging in an outbuilding or garage for 2-3 days, or can be heeled into the soil where the ground is not as frozen. Alternatively, plant up in large pots or containers and ensure the roots have good contact with the soil.
Delivery - delivery of your fruit trees is £9.95 to most parts of the UK. Unfortunately fruit trees are unable to be delivered to Northern Ireland and Eire. Customers in the Scottish highlands and islands should e-mail our Customer Services Department or telephone on 0333 400 6400 for a quotation.
Cultural and Growing Advice
