Malus Cox's Orange Pippin M27 (Apple)
£65.00
- out of stock
notes
Introduced in 1825, British native apple Malus domestica Cox's Orange Pippin, or simply the Cox apple, is an eating apple that can be consumed straight from the tree. This early cropping variety on M27 rootstock is crisp, juicy and honey-sweet. The tree produces pink-tinged white blossoms in spring, followed by apples that are red with an orange flush in early autumn.
Dimensions
- Pot Size: 12L
- Eventual height and Spread: 180cm (6ft)
Delivery
This item is only available for local delivery, within 30 miles of Burford Garden Co. Please see our Delivery & Returns page for more information.
At the time of ordering, please enter a contact telephone number at the checkout so that we may contact you regarding the delivery of your order.
Features
notes
Introduced in 1825, British native apple Malus domestica Cox's Orange Pippin, or simply the Cox apple, is an eating apple that can be consumed straight from the tree. This early cropping variety on M27 rootstock is crisp, juicy and honey-sweet. The tree produces pink-tinged white blossoms in spring, followed by apples that are red with an orange flush in early autumn.
Insights
Cox’s Orange Pippin is widely regarded as the best tasting dessert apple. It is a spur bearer variety which needs favourable soil and weather conditions to crop well but suits the British climate.
Care
Best grown in a sheltered, sunny spot where the blossom can attract pollinators and the fruit can ripen in the sun. Prune annually to achieve the optimum crop. For an increased yield, plant with other apples.
Planting
- All soil types
- South or West aspect
- Full sun
- Sheltered
Fragrance
Sweet scent
Glossary