Dwarf Patio Discovery Apple Tree in a 5L Pot, Ready to Fruit, Miniature, Crisp,Juicy, Strawberry Taste 3fatpigs®

• Dwarf Patio Discovery Apple Tree in a 5L Pot, Ready to Fruit, Miniature, Crisp,Juicy, Strawberry Taste 3fatpigs
• Discovery is a good apple tree for the garden, being fairly easy to grow. Having your own tree also means that you can enjoy the apples at their best, which is often not the case with shop-bought examples.
• This upright, spreading tree is covered in pure white, cup-shaped flowers in mid and late spring, followed by crisp, juicy, red dessert apples. The tree forms a natural dome shape, and the leaves are small, toothed and dark green. Unlike other fruiting varieties, the fruits from this tree keep well for several weeks after they're harvested in mid August. Keep the base of the tree weed free, fertilise at the beginning of each year and water regularly during hot, dry spells.
• Suitable Pollinators Arthur Turner Blenheim Orange Bramley's Seedling Brownlees Russet Charles Ross Cox's Orange Pippin Crispin Discovery Epicure Falstaff & Red Falstaff Fiesta Greensleeves Grenadier Granny Smith Holstein James Grieve Jonagold Jupiter Katy Kidd's Orange Red Lane's Prince Albert Malling Kent Norfolk Royal Russet Peasgood's Nonsuch Red Devil Rosemary Russet Spartan Sturmer Pippin Sunset Tydeman's Early Winter Gem Worcester Pearmain
• The leaves will start to appear autumnal and slightly shabby from mid-June onwards. This is not a disease but is mainly due to this year’s contrasting weather conditions and will not affect the performance of the tree.

Discovery is a good apple tree for the garden, being fairly easy to grow. Having your own tree also means that you can enjoy the apples at their best, which is often not the case with shop-bought examples. Description This upright, spreading tree is covered in pure white, cup-shaped flowers in mid and late spring, followed by crisp, juicy, red dessert apples. The tree forms a natural dome shape, and the leaves are small, toothed and dark green. Unlike other fruiting varieties, the fruits from this tree keep well for several weeks after they're harvested in mid August. Keep the base of the tree weed free, fertilise at the beginning of each year and water regularly during hot, dry spells. Remove damaged or crossing branches during the dormant season. Suitable Pollinators Arthur Turner Blenheim Orange Bramley's Seedling Brownlees Russet Charles Ross Cox's Orange Pippin Crispin Discovery Epicure Falstaff & Red Falstaff Fiesta Greensleeves Grenadier Granny Smith Holstein James Grieve Jonagold Jupiter Katy Kidd's Orange Red Lane's Prince Albert Malling Kent Norfolk Royal Russet Peasgood's Nonsuch Red Devil Rosemary Russet Spartan Sturmer Pippin Sunset Tydeman's Early Winter Gem Worcester Pearmain