The UK, unlike the rest of the world, has a tradition of growing culinary apples and Bramley is one of the classics, a real valued garden variety. This apple has a lot of acidity, which makes it perfect for fine purée when cooked. It is also good juiced and added into cider blends. The tree is long lived and strong growing.

The Cox apple sets the benchmark for all apples. Its flavour profile is a delightful blend of spicy, nutty, and sweet. Renowned as one of the world's favourite apples, it is aromatic, juicy, and crispy, delivering a truly exceptional taste experience.

This widely grown russet apple deserves a place in any collection—it’s truly unforgettable once seen. With its rich, nutty flavour and striking, almost orange hue when fully ripened, it’s as appealing to the palate as it is to the eye. The tree’s upright shape and frost-tolerant flowers make it a hardy and reliable choice for growers.

Pixie is an excellent choice for fruit which keeps and can be enjoyed around Christmas. Unlike many other varieties, it retains its flavour and appeal in storage—only improving over time. The fruit quality is exceptional: aromatic, refreshing, and juicy. The tree is prolific in cropping and boasts high disease resistance, making it a reliable and a rewarding garden variety.

This variety never misses a year of cropping. Harvested in late September, it stores well until November. With its striking yellow base colour and vibrant orange-red flush, it's a real eye-catcher. The tree has a compact shape and boasts good disease resistance. It crops heavily and regularly, offering a delightful, aromatic flavour similar to the beloved Cox apple.

An old favourite, this variety is hardy, reliable, and resistant to mildew. It’s easy to grow and second only to Discovery in ripening time. The fruit is bright red with crisp, white flesh that can be enjoyed straight off the tree. Intensely sweet with a delightful strawberry flavour, it’s a treat for the taste buds. The tree also produces beautiful white blossoms, adding a decorative touch to any garden.

Patio Apple Tree 'Queen Cox' (Malus Domestica).  Eventual height 100-150cm. Suitable for growing on the Terrace or Patio, in pots and as small trees in the ground, varieties are selected for disease resistance and productivity.

Patio Apple Tree James Grieve (Malus domestica) is suitable for growing on the Terrace or Patio, in pots and as small trees in the ground. Eventual height 100-150cm.