Apple Trees in Goblets

Our range of bush-trained apple trees. Ideal for small gardens, the bush-trained apple tree is a decorative and productive fruit tree. Among the essential varieties, the 'Cox Orange Pippin' is famous for its juicy, sweet, and slightly acidic apples, highly prized for desserts. The 'Reine des Reinettes' stands out for its intense fragrance and balanced taste between sweetness and acidity. As for 'Elstar', it charms with its crunchy, very sweet, and slightly fragrant flesh. The 'Belle de Boskoop' offers large, tangy apples, ideal for pies and compotes.

The bush-trained apple tree is pruned to create a crown of open branches in the shape of a vase. This pruning allows light and air to circulate better through the tree, reducing the risk of diseases. This type of training is particularly suitable for small gardens or amateur orchards, as it limits the height of the tree, making harvesting and maintenance easier.

Bush-trained apple trees are planted in autumn in a rich, well-drained soil, in a sunny location. For better yields, remember to prune them regularly in winter to maintain their shape and promote fruiting.

For more information, check out our guide "Apple tree: planting, pruning, and maintenance"