Sunset Apple Trees Size:Half-Standard It used to be a

It used to be a common commercial variety in Britain

The centre of each petal is a delicate

darker and richer than any other wisteria in our range

a thicket of suckers creates a valuable wildlife habitat

Sunset Apple Trees Size:Half-Standard It used to be aSunset Apple Trees Sunset apple trees produce masses of small red and gold flushed eaters, often grown as a Cox's Orange Pippin substitute; they have a similar flavour, perhaps not as deep, (nothing really is) but Sunsets are altogether easier to grow, being a pretty disease resistant tree that crops reliably. The fruit stores and ripens off the branch from September, with the last ones harvesting being good in early December. It's a Kentish style