A vigorous variety of Apple tree which produces one of the best-eating apples in Britain. These Apple trees do not like very cold areas and prefer a sheltered spot with sun in well-drained soil. So although it is slightly less tolerant of very cold or exposed conditions, it does thrive in most parts of Britain. The best time to prune is in late autumn or early winter after the leaves have fallen. Cox’s apple trees are a wonderful source of food and shelter for bees, birds, and other wildlife.

This is a good tree to plant during dormant season (November – March) which helps to ensure strong root development, making this traditional apple tree a rewarding long-term and easy self-fertile addition to gardens and orchards.