Bramley's Seedling is by far the most popular cooking apple. It produces very heavy crops of large fruits which have excellent flavour. Stores from Nov to March. Bramley's Seedling grows well even in cold north. It is a triploid variety which means it will needs another apple tree to act as a pollinator but will not pollinate other trees. An apple or crab apple in a neighbours garden will suffice as a pollinator. Good varieties for pollinating a Bramley Apple include Dicovery, James Grieve and Elstar. Harvest from September onwards. Grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock which will produce a bush of about 3 metres in 15 years. A care guide is included with this tree
Supplied in a 10 litre pot, height approx 1.8m (6ft). Shipped within 5 days
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