Apple tree: Ben's Red Cornish variety - (Malus domestica)

£26.00

A Cornish heritage Apple variety, with origin as a seedling raised by Benjamin Roberts at Trannack, Cornwall c.1830.

A compact tree or large bush, although the trees appearance will adjust depending on its location. A dark red fruit although they can vary in colour, with good, sweet flavour. September harvest in an average growing season.

Type: Dessert

Flowering Group: 1 (requires a pollinator) Our suggestions are from Breadfruit, Cornish Queen, Pendragon, Tregonna King and Manaccan Primrose.

Rootstock: MM106

Size: 1 year maiden

Grown as: Bare root

Hardiness: Frost hardy to over minus 20

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The nursery is run by Simon Miles NCH RHS with over 40 years experience in horticulture

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