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Dessert Apple Trees

Whether you’re a seasoned grower or a novice gardener, our selection of apple trees, grown here in the UK, offers something for everyone.

 

Are you yearning for the perfect balance of sweetness and acidity in your homegrown apples? Look no further than our amazing range of dessert apples. From time-honoured favourites to exciting new cultivars, our range of UK grown apple trees has something that caters to every palate and growing condition.

 

Perhaps you’re concerned about disease resistance or live in a challenging climate? We have options like ‘Red Devil’, known for its resistance to scab and mildew, making it an excellent choice for wet areas. Or consider ‘Fiesta’, a Cox-type apple that thrives even in cooler regions.

 

For those with limited space, Sibley’s Patio ‘Ceeval’ and Sibley’s Patio ‘Discovery’ are ideal. These dwarf apple trees can be kept to a height of 1.2m (4ft) and are perfect for container growing.

 

We understand that choosing the right apple tree can be overwhelming. So we have provided detailed descriptions for each variety, including flavour profiles, growing tips and historical background. Whether you prefer the aniseed notes of ‘Ellison’s Orange’ or the sweet-sharp tang of 'Beauty of Bath', you’re sure to find your perfect match.

 

At Pomona Fruits, we’re passionate about helping you succeed in your apple-growing journey. Our trees have been expertly grown in the UK and are carefully nurtured to ensure they thrive in your garden. With proper care, our apple trees will reward you with bountiful harvests for years to come.

 

So why wait? Explore our range of apple trees today and take the first step towards a fruitful future.

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(image for) Cox Lover's Apple Collection (3 Trees)
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Save: 16% offCox Lover's Apple Collection (3 Trees)This apple collection will appeal to Cox lover's. It consists of 1 x 'Fiesta, 1 x 'Laxton's Superb' and 1 x 'Sunset'.Buy Now
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Save: 16% offEnglish Heritage Apple Collection (3 Trees)This heritage apple collection consists of 1 x 'Blenheim Orange, 1 x 'Egremont Russet' and 1 x 'Lord Lambourne'.Buy Now
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Save: 16% offLong Season Apple Collection (3 Trees)This long season apple collection consists of 1 x 'Discovery, 1 x 'Greensleeves' and 1 x 'Tydeman's Late Orange'.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Adam's Pearmain'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Adam's Pearmain'This old English dessert apple is thought to have originated from Norfolk around 200 years ago. It was one of the most popular varieties in Victorian times and remains a valued garden variety today. The distinctive 'pearmain' shaped fruits are crisp with a rich, aromatic, nutty flavour typical of many russets. An excellent keeper. The tree has good scab resistance so is a good choice for wetter areas. Very attractive blossom.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Ashmead's Kernel'
£34.95Apple Tree 'Ashmead's Kernel'Regarded by many as one of the finest flavoured dessert apples, this heritage variety originates from Gloucester in the 18th century. It has a strong sweet-sharp flavour reminiscent of acid drops. Resistant to scab and mildew. A wise choice for the north. Very attractive blossom.Buy Now
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from £34.95Apple Tree 'Bardsey'This is a very special dual-purpose dessert/culinary apple, believed to be the only survivor of an orchard tended by monks on remote Bardsey Island (off the Welsh coast) 1000 years ago. Discovered only recently, the ancient mother tree is miraculously free from disease - a very unusual occurrence in north Wales. The fruits are striped pink and have a distinct scent of lemon. They will cook to a delicate light golden fluff and require no added sugar. Eaten as a dessert apple the fruits are crisp, sweet and juicy.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Beauty of Bath'
£34.95Apple Tree 'Beauty of Bath'Originating from Somerset c1864 and grown commercially in Victorian times, this early ripening variety remains a popular dessert apple. The red flushed fruits are juicy with a distinctive sharp taste. It is best eaten straight from the tree as the fruits do not store well. Heavy cropping. Very resistant to scab. Suitable for the north and wet regions.Buy Now
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Save: 10% offApple Tree 'Blenheim Orange'An old favourite. This dual purpose dessert/culinary apple was discovered in Oxfordshire in c1740. The large attractive fruits have a distinctive sweet nutty flavour and are excellent with cheese. When cooked the fruits keep their shape. Resistant to mildew. Suitable for the north.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Bloody Ploughman'
from £34.95Apple Tree 'Bloody Ploughman'First recorded in 1883, there is an interesting story behind the name of this well-known Scottish apple. It originates from the Carse of Gowrie where allegedly a ploughman was shot dead by a gamekeeper for stealing apples from the Megginch Estate. When the ploughman's body was returned to his wife she found some of the stolen apples in his pockets and got rid of them on the rubbish heap. One of the seedlings that subsequently grew produced apples that were blood red in colour and the tree gave rise to the cultivar that was named after the unfortunate ploughman. The fruits are crisp and juicy and when fully ripe can darken to an almost purple colour. The flesh is often stained red which makes it a good variety for juicing and it can also be used to produce cider. It is often considered a dessert apple in Scotland, but the flavour is not particularly sweet and in England it tends to be regarded as a cooker. It makes lovely apple sauce and beautiful pink pies and crumbles. The tree is disease resistant and hardy, performing well in colder areas of the UK.Buy Now
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Save: 10% offApple Tree 'Bountiful'This dual purpose dessert/culinary apple is an excellent choice for the garden. When cooked the fruits retain some of their shape and are soft, juicy and sweet. In late winter it can be used as a dessert apple. Heavy cropping and very resistant to mildew.Buy Now
(image for) Apple Tree 'Braeburn Hillwell'
from £31.95Apple Tree 'Braeburn Hillwell'An improved sport of Braeburn with better flavour and colour and more suited to the British climate. The fruits are crisp and aromatic and have excellent keeping qualities. Heavy cropping but best grown in the south as it needs a long growing season. Produces a compact tree - ideal for small gardens.Buy Now
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from £34.95Apple Tree 'Broadholme Beauty'A very special new dual purpose dessert/culinary apple with an extraordinarily thin skin and natural sweetness, requiring no added sugar when cooked. Excellent for baking. Suitable for the north.Buy Now
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