Laxton’s superb is a semi fertile eating apple bred from the Cox Orange Pippin. A heavy cropping apple with a sweet delicious flavour and crisp flesh.

Laxton apple is a small to medium-sized tree, with beautiful blossom showy blossom in spring with green leaves turning to autumn colour. Heavy cropping greenish yellow apples with stripped red flushings in autumn. Laxton’s superb prefers deep fertile, moist but well-drained soil in a sheltered sunny position. (Do not plant on very acid soil, chalk, or too much shade)

Cultivation: Fertile well-drained

Soil: Clay Loam Sand

Position: Full sun, West, East, South Facing

Foliage:  Deciduous green leaves in summer

Flowering: Blossom in spring

Fruiting: Autumn

Habit: Bushy

Hardiness: Hardy

Growth: Vigorous

Benefits to Wildlife: Bees, Birds, and wildlife