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Crab Apples

Crab Apples

Often grown as ornamental trees, crab apples produce masses of small, attractive fruits. Ideal for the garden situation where they can be a feature on their own or alongside other fruiting trees. Apart for being very good pollinators of all apples the fruits can be used to make crab apple jelly. We are offering three appealing varieties all grown on moderate vigour MM106 rootstock.

Discount information - the following discounts apply on total order value, excluding carriage.
5% on orders £75+ 10% on orders £150+

Trees are dispatched between late November and March when dormant.

However you are welcome to order now, we will then reserve and be in contact to arrange delivery. We will not debit your card until October.

Harry Baker
Harry Baker
A new variety of Crab apple with green purple leaves and large pink flowers. The newest leaves are the brightest. Crab apples are large for a crab apple being dark red with dark pink flesh that last into October.
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John Downie
John Downie
Probably the best known of the crab apples. White flowers followed by conical bright orange and red fruits which are large for crab apples and of good flavour.

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Red Sentinel
Red Sentinel
An excellent crab apple with white blossom in the spring followed by bright red fruits in the autumn. The clusters of medium sized apples remain on the tree well into January.

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