John Stoa creating a masterpiece!


Apple Trees in Blossom

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Apple trees in blossom are a beautiful site in early May and give the promise of heavy crops to come.
John now has five apple trees in his garden, one Bramley cooking apple, one James Grieve with two
different varieties grafted onto it. I have grafted a few shoots of Discovery and the Oslin also known as the Arbroath Pippin onto my James Grieve.

I have recently planted three new apple trees suitable for the small Scottish garden. These are
Red Falstaff, Scrumptious and Fiesta.

Apple trees in blossom
Apple Red Falstaff

Apple Scrumptious is a bright red sweet dessert apple great for Scottish gardens.
Apple Red Falstaff above.
Apple Scrumptious opposite is an early variety very suited to Scottish growing conditions, producing sweet and juicy apples that are a very bright red colour.
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