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Apple ‘Baya Marisa’

Name: Discover Affordable Excellence with Flower Plants Shop's Apple 'Baya Marisa'.
SKU: V64070
Price: 11.89 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU: V64070 Categories: Apple Trees & Pear Trees, Fruit Plants and Bushes

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Here’s a curiosity! Bite into this delicious, sweet tasting apple and discover that the flesh is deep red! The fruit of Apple ‘Baya Marisa’ is not only juicy and perfect for eating straight from the tree but it’s also great for cooking or making pink apple juice. What’s more, the tree itself is a beauty too. In spring it is covered in deep crimson blossom, making it a delightful feature in the garden or an eye-catcher on the allotment and in the orchard. The fruit can be harvested in September and October. Apple ‘Baya Marisa’ is not self-pollinating so for the heaviest crops it is best grown with another apple such as Gala or Golden Delicious’. Height and spread: 2m (79″). Supplied in 9cm pot.

Plant Size Height Up to 200cm (79in)
Spread Up to 200cm (79in)

Hardiness & Longevity Hardy Tree

Ideal For kitchen gardenspecimen plant

Position In full sun

Flowering Months Harvest Months

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Codes
2 apple plants in 9cm pots (V64071P)
1 x 13 Litre Potted Tree (M26 Rootstock) (KB2539)
1 x 9cm Potted Plant (P22 Rootstock) (62836)

Plant the apple tree in a sunny border in any well drained soil. Prior to planting, incorporate plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost into the planting hole. Fruit trees should be fastened to a stake to prevent them from rocking in windy weather. Drive the stake into the ground prior to planting. Staking after planting may result in damage to the root ball of the tree. Plant fruit trees at the same soil level as they were in their original pots and firm them into the ground. Fasten the tree to the stake using a tree tie. Water well.

In spring, while the ground is moist, apply a mulch of well rotted manure or garden compost to the base of the tree. This will help to retain moisture throughout the summer.Feed and water apple trees regularly throughout the summer, particularly during their first two years. Fruit trees do not suffer weed competition well. Keep weeds and grass clear from within a 30cm radius of base of the tree. In July, thin out fruits leaving two apples remaining per cluster in order to produce the best quality, largest apples.

Pruning apple trees begins immediately after planting. Remove the central stem to just above the highest side branch. For the following 3 years, prune only the tips if the remaining main branches by one third in winter. Aim for about six main branches which will form the frame of your tree, with fruiting sub branches growing off of them. From the fourth year, some sub branches can be pruned out at the union where they join the main branch, to allow new sub branches to take their place.