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We’re offering you two patio apple trees for £39.99, saving you 33% off Carbeth Plants’ price of £59.98 (correct as of 09.06.25).

Grow Your Own Apples – Even in Small Spaces

Add a touch of orchard magic to your home with our Patio Apple Tree Duo. Specially selected for compact growth, these trees are ideal for urban gardens, patios, balconies, and anywhere space is at a premium. Each tree arrives in a generous 5L pot and stands 2-4ft tall on delivery.

Why Choose These Apple Trees?

• Mature Size: Reaches a manageable 4-6ft (1.2–1.8m), making it easy to harvest fruit and maintain the tree shape.
• Self-Pollinating: Varieties like Discovery, Gala, and James Grieve set fruit without needing another tree nearby—perfect for solo gardeners.
• Reliable Crops: Enjoy crisp, juicy apples from mid-summer to autumn each year.

Cultivation & Care Guide

• Planting Time: Best planted in early spring or late autumn when the ground is moist.
• Sunlight: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade.
• Soil: Requires well-drained soil; neutral to slightly acidic pH is ideal.
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, especially during dry spells and the first two years after planting.
• Pruning: Light prune annually in late winter to encourage healthy shape and fruiting wood.

Variety Highlights

• Discovery: Early cropping with sweet-tart flavour.
• Gala: Classic dessert apple with crisp texture.
• James Grieve: Versatile for eating fresh or cooking.

Design & Planting Ideas

• Grow in large pots on patios or balconies for easy access and decorative appeal.
• Create a mini orchard by grouping several patio fruit trees together.
• Pair with herbs like chives or companion plants such as lavender to attract pollinators and enhance garden biodiversity.

Your Questions Answered

• When should I plant my patio apple trees? Early spring or late autumn is best for establishing roots while the tree is dormant.
• How quickly will they bear fruit? Expect your first apples within 1–2 years of planting under good conditions.
• Do I need more than one tree for pollination? No—these self-pollinating varieties will produce fruit on their own, but planting more can increase yields.

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