• Suitable for fresh eating or cooking
• Medium fruit size
• Colour: red flushed
• Grafted (A technique that joins two plants into one, combining the characteristics of both plants)
• Self-fertility: self-sterile
• Pollination group: D
• Pollination date: 16
• If you're planning to add an apple tree to your garden, it's beneficial to make sure they have the right pollination partners near by for them to bear fruit.
• See our apple tree pollination table for guidance.
• Picking time: Early October 
• Other names:  Crimson spire

It's fun and easy to grow apples.

Planting bare root trees:

Planting in the late winter or early spring is generally the best time to get your new fruit tree in the ground. Trees with bare roots are best planted after they have soaked in warm water for 24 hours.

Planting potted trees:

As long as the ground isn't too frozen fruit delivered in pots can be planted all year round. 

However, our dwarf trees are ideal for containerisation; just make sure you select an appropriate sized containar of not less than 24''. 

Ideally you will want to position your tree in a sunny, sheltered site, well away from waterlog prone areas and frost pockets. 

Caring for your new tree is important if you wish it to bear lovely fruits for you to enjoy.  Once established, your apples will require very little care throughout the year.

Grows to maximum height of 1.5m 

Your plant will arrive well packaged to ensure safety during its journey to you.

The roots are encased in its required pot with soil, or in a bag with moistened soil if the plant you have ordered is bare-root. As a result, during transit the roots remain moist, the tree can stay hydrated and arrive in healthy condition, ready to be planted.

Delivery costs are calculated based on the total weight of your order and the country of delivery. Please refer to our guide for costs of international shipments by country.

We will always aim to ship multiple items together to reduce costs and carbon footprint.