Our range is grafted on to the most dwarfing apple rootstock available - M27 producing a tree to around 20% of a seedling tree size and yielding the smallest apple tree.
- Ideal to train as a stepover, a tree trained to a single wire about 50cm to 60cm above the ground. While each tree will not produce a great deal of fruit quality is likely to be high because of excellent sunlight penetration.
- If planted as an upright specimen they should be supported with a trellis or stake.
- They are excellent choices for tubs or large pots, from around 40cm diameter. The highly dwarfing stocks result in a precocious tree with good early yields.
