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5ft 'Jonagold' Apple Tree | Bare Root | 2 Years Old
- Enjoy a heavy crop of very large, crisp, and juicy apples with a delicious aroma and a mildly sweet, honeyed flavour.
- A truly versatile variety, perfect for eating fresh from the tree, cooking into crumbles, or pressing for juice.
- Grafted onto an M26 rootstock, this tree will reach a maximum size of just 3m x 3m, making it ideal for any garden.
- Easy to grow and stores well, with apples ready to harvest throughout October.
- This tree is not self-fertile (Pollination Group 3) and requires a pollination partner from the same or an adjacent group blooming nearby to produce fruit. In most urban areas, a suitable pollinator is likely to be within range.
$45.28
5ft 'Jonagold' Apple Tree | Bare Root | 2 Years Old—
$45.28
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5ft 'Jonagold' Apple Tree | Bare Root | 2 Years Old
- Enjoy a heavy crop of very large, crisp, and juicy apples with a delicious aroma and a mildly sweet, honeyed flavour.
- A truly versatile variety, perfect for eating fresh from the tree, cooking into crumbles, or pressing for juice.
- Grafted onto an M26 rootstock, this tree will reach a maximum size of just 3m x 3m, making it ideal for any garden.
- Easy to grow and stores well, with apples ready to harvest throughout October.
- This tree is not self-fertile (Pollination Group 3) and requires a pollination partner from the same or an adjacent group blooming nearby to produce fruit. In most urban areas, a suitable pollinator is likely to be within range.
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- Enjoy a heavy crop of very large, crisp, and juicy apples with a delicious aroma and a mildly sweet, honeyed flavour.
- A truly versatile variety, perfect for eating fresh from the tree, cooking into crumbles, or pressing for juice.
- Grafted onto an M26 rootstock, this tree will reach a maximum size of just 3m x 3m, making it ideal for any garden.
- Easy to grow and stores well, with apples ready to harvest throughout October.
- This tree is not self-fertile (Pollination Group 3) and requires a pollination partner from the same or an adjacent group blooming nearby to produce fruit. In most urban areas, a suitable pollinator is likely to be within range.
