Crab Apple : Golden Hornet

A small, deciduous, fruit-bearing tree, suitable for small gardens. Grown for flowers in the spring and a plentiful, spectacular display of golden-yellow fruits from early autumn until well into the winter months. The flowers will attract bees and fruits attract the birds.

Crab Apple Golden Hornet is grafted onto an M26 rootstock. Self Fertile.

Crab Apple : John Downie

One of the most popular crab apples for jelly making. Pretty white blossom is produced in April-May followed by large orange and red crab apples in October.

Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March.

Crab Apple John Downie is grafted onto an M26 rootstock. Self Fertile.

Crab apples planted near fruiting apple trees make excellent pollinators, and will help pollinating bees to increase your crop.

Crab Apple : Red Sentinel

Red Sentinel is one of the most attractive varieties of Crab Apple, with a profusion of white scented flowers in May, followed by red fruits in time for Christmas.

Makes an attractive addition to any garden and the fruits make excellent crab apple jelly.

Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March.

Crab Apple Red Sentinel is grafted onto an M26 rootstock. Self Fertile.

Crab Apple Collection

Collection comprises 1 tree each of

John Downie

Laura

Red Sentinel

Crab Apples make attractive trees with their pink or white blossom, followed by colourful autumn fruits that make delicious preserves.

Any unpicked fruits will soften after a few frosts and will create a sumptuous food source for wild birds from late January until March.

All varieties are self fertile.

Crab apples planted near fruiting apple trees make excellent pollinators, and will help pollinating bees to increase your crop.