James Grieve Apple Tree
Apple James Grieve is a fantastic, award-winning, dual purpose apple. The apples are juicy and tangy picked straight from the tree in early September and if left on the tree into October become a sweeter fruit. The good flavour of Apple James Grieve and the attractive red flushed skin makes this a popular variety. The flesh is not crisp but instead eats more like a firm pear.
Pollination with an apple in group A, B or C within a half mile radius is required. In addition to our regular rootstocks, we offer this popular dual purpose apple tree on a very-dwarf rootstock and also as a mature tree.
Malus domestica 'James Grieve' originates from Edinburgh in 1893 and so is ideal for Northern areas or less favourable sites.
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James Grieve Apple Tree
Apple James Grieve is a fantastic, award-winning, dual purpose apple. The apples are juicy and tangy picked straight from the tree in early September and if left on the tree into October become a sweeter fruit. The good flavour of Apple James Grieve and the attractive red flushed skin makes this a popular variety. The flesh is not crisp but instead eats more like a firm pear.
Pollination with an apple in group A, B or C within a half mile radius is required. In addition to our regular rootstocks, we offer this popular dual purpose apple tree on a very-dwarf rootstock and also as a mature tree.
Malus domestica 'James Grieve' originates from Edinburgh in 1893 and so is ideal for Northern areas or less favourable sites.
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Apple James Grieve is a fantastic, award-winning, dual purpose apple. The apples are juicy and tangy picked straight from the tree in early September and if left on the tree into October become a sweeter fruit. The good flavour of Apple James Grieve and the attractive red flushed skin makes this a popular variety. The flesh is not crisp but instead eats more like a firm pear.
Pollination with an apple in group A, B or C within a half mile radius is required. In addition to our regular rootstocks, we offer this popular dual purpose apple tree on a very-dwarf rootstock and also as a mature tree.
Malus domestica 'James Grieve' originates from Edinburgh in 1893 and so is ideal for Northern areas or less favourable sites.
