Apple 'James Grieve' Tree

Apple 'James Grieve' Tree - Supplied In A 10 Litre Pot At Approx 150-170cm

Apple 'James Grieve' is a dual purpose apple. It was bred in Scotland towards the end of the 19th century. It is very hardy and a great choice for cooler climates. The fruit is yellow/green flushed with red. The flesh is very juicy and sweetens as the fruit ripens. The flowers are frost resistant making it an excellent pollinator. Excellent cooking apple when picked a few weeks before fully ripe. James Grieve is partially self-fertile and belongs to pollination group 3.

• Site: Sheltered
• Soil: Well Drained
• Position: Full Sun
• Harvest: Early September
• Hardiness: Very Cold Hardy
• Uses: Eating, Juicing And Cooking
• Pollination Group: 3 (Will Pollinate With Groups 2/3/4)