Malus d. 'Bramleys Seedling' Yellow giving the plant an elegant

giving the plant an elegant and dainty appearance

well-drained soil in full sun

as this variety needs a long hot summer to produce dessert quality fruit

Few oaks can withstand flooding and wet ground as well as this species

native species with wavy margined

Malus d. 'Bramleys Seedling' Yellow giving the plant an elegantThe classic English cooking apple. A sturdy variety which tolerates a wide range of sites, including wet conditions (though not waterlogged soils). A heavy cropper given good pollination, but sometimes bearing biennially (in alternate years). Flowers in March with fruit ready for use in November. For best cropping, plant in proximity of at least two other mid season flowering varieties (Pollination group B). Often existing apple or even crabapple