Description
Bramley Seedling has become one of the most popular apples and is highly regarded for its exceptional culinary qualities. This deciduous, spreading tree has pale pink blossoms in the spring, followed by large green apples that boasts a distinctive tartness ideal for cooking and ready to harvest in late September to October. Height 3-7m.
Bramley seedling is a triploid and will require 2 additional apple trees from pollination groups 2, 3 or 4, for cross pollination. Cox Orange Pippin is not a suitable pollinating partner and will not cross pollinate with ‘Bramley Seedling’. A triploid has sterile pollen and cannot cross pollinate another apple variety.
Grow in well drained or moist but well drained soil in a sheltered position. Full sun.
