Apple 'Brabant Bellefleur'

Malus domestica 'Brabant Bellefleur'

Apple tree 'Brabant Bellefleur' is a slow-growing apple tree that can be used as a kitchen apple and can also be used as a hand apple.

The apples of the 'Brabant Bellefleur' have a good taste and can be stored for a long time.

This apple tree is susceptible to fruit tree cancer, especially on moist soil.

Brabant Bellefleur is a self-pollinating apple tree and therefore needs no other trees.

Information

Blossom time	April
Planting distance
Distance in hedge
Soil conditions
Fruit colour	Greenish yellow with red stripes
Flavour	Fresh acid
Use	Fresh to eat, Mousse, Apple Juice
Picking season	October
Season of use	October, November
Growing situation	Sun
Mature plant height
Blossom colour	Pink
Remarks	Good pollinator for other species
Vigour	Medium grower
Producing fruits after	After 2 to 3 years
Pollination	Self-pollinating
Pollinators	Malus d. 'Pineapple Reinette', Malus d. 'Star Apple'.
Disease resistance	Not very disease sensitive
Overall appreciation	8,5

Maiden, 1-year on rootstock Bitterfeld in pot

Maiden, 1-year on rootstock Bitterfeld

With this maiden form you can make a half-standard or standard tree

Also convenient for higher espaliers (3 to 5 meter)

These plants can also be used for bush trees on poor dry soil, e.g. forest ground.

€ 18.95

40-60 cm

Maiden, 1-year on rootstock B9

Suitable for all grounds.

With this maiden form you can make a bush-tree or spindle tree.

Also suitable for making low espalier fruit trees (1.5 to 2.5 m) and fruit hedges.

This rootstock is very winter hardy, but better on less good ground and somewhat drier compared to M9 and M26. The vitality is between M9 and M26.

Gives fast fruits.

€ 19.95

40-60 cm

€ 25.95

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