James Grieve II – Stort Äppleträd - Malus Domestica 'James Grieve' Resistant to diseases

Resistant to diseases

which was discovered around 1850

Rating: ***** (5 max)Use: For compotes and cakes/ BakingMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1-5Plant location: Preferably sun and good soiljuly = early //aug = middle // sept = lateYield: good / medium / small

This is a great tree for your family garden and for children to climb on

Large open tree where we recommend an annual thinning to help the tree balance itself once it is loaded with fruit

James Grieve II – Stort Äppleträd - Malus Domestica 'James Grieve' Resistant to diseasesYear: 2015 Height: 3. 4 m Shape: collum Diameter: 5 6 cm Branch: 7 8 A tall open centre tree since a central branch was removed. The old Scottish variety is often underestimated as it is a fantastic all rounder for eating, cooking and juicing. When picked early it makes a sweet and delicate cooking apple, when ripe it makes a wonderful dessert apple. It produces fruit every year, is disease resistant and a good pollinator for other varieties. Large