Red Falstaff Apple (Malus domestica) Bare-Root Tree 4–5 ft
Red Falstaff Apple (Malus domestica) Bare-Root Tree 4–5 ft
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Red Falstaff Apple (Malus domestica) Bare-Root Tree
Grow a reliable British dessert apple with Red Falstaff, producing crisp, juicy fruit with a refreshing sweet-tart flavour. The attractive red apples are excellent for eating fresh and make a productive, useful addition to a home orchard or family garden.
Why grow a Red Falstaff Apple?
- Reliable dessert apple with crisp, juicy fruit
- Attractive red colouring and a refreshing flavour
- Good choice for home orchards and family gardens
- Supplied bare-root at approximately 4–5 ft (120–150 cm)
Bare-root delivery
Bare-root trees are lifted while dormant and dispatched without a pot or compost. Plant promptly after delivery for the best start.
Pre-order: reserve your plants now for seasonal dispatch. Please check Delivery & Dispatch below for expected timing before ordering.
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Planting Instructions
Plant your Red Falstaff Apple in a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil. Soak the roots before planting, spread them out in the planting hole, backfill firmly and water well. Keep the tree watered during its first growing season and mulch around the base without covering the stem.
Size & Specification
Supplied as a bare-root Red Falstaff Apple (Malus domestica) tree approximately 4–5 ft (120–150 cm) tall. Bare-root trees are supplied dormant without a pot or compost, so the overall appearance on arrival will differ from a container-grown plant.
Delivery & Dispatch
Pre-order for dispatch in November, potentially towards the end of the month, depending on lifting conditions and stock availability. We’ll notify you when your order is dispatched.
On arrival, unwrap the roots, soak them if needed and plant as soon as possible. If planting must wait, keep the roots cool, shaded and damp, but not standing in water.
Wildlife & Ecological Notes
The spring blossom provides nectar and pollen for visiting pollinators. The tree adds seasonal habitat and produces apples that can be enjoyed by people and garden wildlife.