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Patio 'Sunset' Apple Tree | 3ft | Bare Root
Product Features
- Flavour profile: 'Sunset' offers a sweet, aromatic flavour and crisp texture similar to 'Cox’s Orange Pippin' but is significantly easier to grow due to high disease resistance.
- Harvest: Produces heavy crops of attractive golden fruits with an orange flush, ready for harvesting in late September to October.
- Pollination: A self-fertile variety that produces fruit without a pollination partner, making it an excellent choice for gardens with space for only one tree.
Planting and Care
- Site requirements: Thrives in a sunny, sheltered position with fertile, well-drained soil; water established trees deeply during dry spells and whilst fruit is developing.
- Container growing: Select a container with a minimum diameter of 45-50cm (approx. 30-40 litres) and use a soil-based compost like John Innes No. 3 to provide stability and nutrient retention.
- Planting method: Soak roots for 2 hours prior to planting; spread roots out in the hole or pot, backfill ensuring the graft union sits above the soil line, firm in well, and water thoroughly.
- Training and form: Supplied as a 3ft bare root tree grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock to restrict vigour, ensuring the tree remains compact and suitable for patio cultivation.
$47.10
Patio 'Sunset' Apple Tree | 3ft | Bare Root—
$47.10
Description
Product Features
- Flavour profile: 'Sunset' offers a sweet, aromatic flavour and crisp texture similar to 'Cox’s Orange Pippin' but is significantly easier to grow due to high disease resistance.
- Harvest: Produces heavy crops of attractive golden fruits with an orange flush, ready for harvesting in late September to October.
- Pollination: A self-fertile variety that produces fruit without a pollination partner, making it an excellent choice for gardens with space for only one tree.
Planting and Care
- Site requirements: Thrives in a sunny, sheltered position with fertile, well-drained soil; water established trees deeply during dry spells and whilst fruit is developing.
- Container growing: Select a container with a minimum diameter of 45-50cm (approx. 30-40 litres) and use a soil-based compost like John Innes No. 3 to provide stability and nutrient retention.
- Planting method: Soak roots for 2 hours prior to planting; spread roots out in the hole or pot, backfill ensuring the graft union sits above the soil line, firm in well, and water thoroughly.
- Training and form: Supplied as a 3ft bare root tree grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock to restrict vigour, ensuring the tree remains compact and suitable for patio cultivation.
