Apple Tree Beauty of Bath B/Root

Description

Apple Tree ‘Beauty of Bath’

Malus domestica ‘Beauty of Bath’   A small to medium sized tree with green foliage and fragrant white/pink flowers in spring, followed by edible fruit in Autumn. Produces very early season eating apples: medium-sized, red speckled, with a delicious sharp, aromatic flavour – best eaten straight away. The flesh is quite soft and white, although it can very often have red flecks or speckles.  Pollination Group 2. Self sterile. Can be cross- pollinated with varieties from adjacent pollination groups (1,2,3). Charles Ross would be a good pollinating Partner. Apple Tree Beauty of Bath

Name: Malus domestica ‘Beauty of Bath’

Position: Sun

Soil Ph: All

Moisture: Well drained. Moist but well drained

Hardiness: Hardy