Apple 'Cherry Cox'

Malus domestica 'Cherry Cox'

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Tree: medium strong growth, only on good soils

Fruit: medium-sized, dark red

Fruit flesh: juicy, firm, sweet, with a very good, cherry-like taste

Self-pollinating

Information

Blossom time	April
Soil conditions	All soils
Fruit colour	Dark red
Flavour	Sweet, with a light cherry-like taste
Use	Very good apple to eat fresh, purée, juice, cider
Picking season	September - October
Season of use	October - March
Growing situation	Sun
Blossom colour	Pink
Remarks	For enthousiasts
Vigour	Medium grower
Producing fruits after	Normally after a couple of years
Pollination	Partially self-pollinating
Pollinators	Malus d. 'Alkmene', Malus d. 'Benoni', Malus d. 'Cox's Orange Pippin', Malus d. 'Discovery', Malus d. 'Finkenwerder Prinz', Malus d. 'Gloster', Malus d. 'James Grieve', Malus d. 'Lombarts Calville', Malus d. 'Red Jonathan', Malus d. 'Summerred'.
Disease resistance	Not very disease sensitive
Overall appreciation	8

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Apple 'Cherry Cox' - spindle, 2-year, on Bitterfeld

Spindle-shaped, 2-year old on Bittenfeld rootstock
With this spindle form you can make your own half- or standard fruit trees.
Commonly used in food forests and for low-branched half- or standard trees (type of climbing tree).
Also suitable for making larger espalier fruit trees (3 to 5 metres in height and width).
You can also use these plants for low stem on poor dry soil, e.g. forest soil.

€ 21.50