'Lord Lambourne' Apple Tree

'Lord Lambourne' Apple TreeA high quality, traditional English, dessert apple. Creamy white flesh with a crisp, juicy flavour. Uniformly round shaped, red blush fruit. Easy to grow in a garden and with good crops! Introduced in 1907, a cross between 'James Grieve' and 'Worcester Pearmain', with a hint of 'Cox' in its lineage. RHS Award of Garden Merit winner. Our trees are professionally pruned before dispatching. This formative pruning can involve cutting the main leader, if

they can be eaten at any stage from tiny 'baby leaves' to large leafy plants

They are easy to grow and look equally great planted together in the ground or split into pots and containers

though they can also be grown at a 45° angle on a wire support

leaves transforming into bronze-purple and bronze-red tones in as temperatures fall

It prefers well-drained soil that is humus-rich and moderately fertile

5 beans each

Grown for its delightful flowers and glorious

A new slow bolting hybrid with lovely glossy green leaves with long green stems forming high quality heavy heads

it is important not to overwater as this can cause root rot

Contrasting with the bronze spring leaves in April and May are masses of deep pink to light purple flowers that hang in pendulous bunches on the branches

An opportunity to grow something special and different

they are then delivered at exactly the right time for you to pot up or grow on