Sunset Apple Trees Size:Half-Standard It used to be a

It used to be a common commercial variety in Britain

a thicket of suckers creates a valuable wildlife habitat

The wisterias we sell are among the very few climbers that we do not propagate ourselves

softening to creamy yellow as the flower ages

and could be pollarded as a lollipop with a little extra pruning (cut back to a trunk about 1

Sunset Apple Trees Size:Half-Standard It used to be aSunset Apple Trees Sunset apple trees produce masses of small red and gold flushed eaters, often grown as a Cox's Orange Pippin substitute; they have a similar flavour, perhaps not as deep, (nothing really is) but Sunsets are altogether easier to grow, being a pretty disease resistant tree that crops reliably. The fruit stores and ripens off the branch from September, with the last ones harvesting being good in early December. It's a Kentish style