Malus Domestica Bramleys Seedling
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Plant shape: ¼ standard
Trunk height: 30-40 cm
Pot size: 5 Litres
Rootstock: m27 - Extreme Dwarfing
Plant ID: 13633 114
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Plant shape: ¼ standard
Trunk height: 40 cm
Pot size: 7.5 Litres
Rootstock: m27 - Extreme Dwarfing
Plant ID: 13652 W 114
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Plant shape: Full standard
Trunk height: 1.7-1.8 m
Trunk girth: 8-10 cm
Rootball - supplied without a pot
Rootstock: m111 - Vigorous
Plant ID: 5348 100
Trunk height: 1.8-2 m
Trunk girth: 14-16 cm
Rootball - supplied without a pot
Plant ID: 5351 100
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Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling Apple Trees
Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling is one of the best known cooking apple varieties in the UK. It’s also known as Apple Malus Bramley's Seedling or simply a Bramley cooker. They are very vigorous trees and left to their own devices quickly take up a good deal of room. A Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling against a sunny wall is the perfect way to grow this fruit tree in a smaller garden.
In springtime Apple Malus Bramley’s seedling is smothered in dark pink apple blossom that’s extremely attractive. The blossom gradually turns into the fruit we all know with apples ripening in autumn. As autumn progresses Malus Domestica Bramley’s Seedling leaves change to red and yellow autumn colours before falling - there’s interest for the majority of seasons, not only picking fruit in autumn.
How Hardy Is A Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling?
Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling is hardy in all of the UK. It prefers the moist well-drained soils of loam, clay or sand. It’s best to avoid poorly drained or shallow soil.
How To Use Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling
The best position for a Apple Malus Bramley's Seedling is against a sunny wall which is sheltered. You can grow them in deep well watered pots too.
Bramley's Seedling is best grown with another apple trees nearby for proper pollination. You won’t always need other trees because passing insects may have visited apples trees in other locations, but it’s a good idea if you want to grow yours for fruit.
How To Care For Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling
Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling needs a sheltered site with full sun. The best place is a south or southwest facing wall. You can easily manage the height and spread of apple tree with pruning, but do this in winter so you don’t remove any buds.
Once your Bramley is established it will need little care. Protection from early frosts is important and some water in dry spells will encourage fruits to swell.
If you have a small garden with a sunny wall, Malus Domestica Bramley's Seedling is the perfect choice. The RHS has granted Apple Malus Bramley's Seedling the Award of Garden Merit and it’s the most popular cooking apple around. Although the fruits are edible on this variety, it has lots of ornamental interest, such as showy spring blossom and good autumn colour.
