Welcome to Apple Trees, this site is fanatical about anything to do with apples and apple trees. Our fanaticism started when we planted our dwarf apple tree in our small back garden. Gradually, this became an obsession and to cut a long story short, we bought some land and started our own orchard.

To say our apple trees are our passion would be an understatement. We will be gradually adding lots of photos and apple trees articles, including growing apple tree guides, guide on dwarf apples trees, apple recipes, apple tree growing and much more!

You will be able to buy apple trees here also! Apple trees for sale around the UK will be listed, as will review guides and how to buy apple trees.

I was was wondering if an apple tree and a pear tree will still blossom even if they don’t get enough chilling hours? ( growing them from seeds. ) I’m living in Los Angeles and we don’t really go below 45 degrees for too long at night. So I am more interested in the flowering [...]

I have a fruit tree but it won’t produce any fruit even though it is still in its pot. I’ve went to nurseries and their fruit trees produced fruit. Please answer!

Some apples, like Macintosh, are only crisp when when first picked. All apples lose their crispiness in time. How can you tell if the apples in the store have lost their crispiness or not?

I moved into a house with a small apple tree. The apples seem to fall on the ground before turning red. Someone told me to pick them before they drop while they are green and keep them in the house and they will turn red eventually. Is this true. Someone also told me I can [...]

Shouldn’t woman who eat apples been seen as promoting the harlot and hussy type lifestyle? Shouldn’t there be a boycott of apples by decent, upstanding, moral christian women?

Will it get soggy if it sits in the fridge overnight? I have put store bought pies in the fridge overnight but they are obviously made different. Any info would be appreciated. This is the recipe if that helps…. http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Apple-Pie-b…

If you mean if the apple is rotten, then yes. In nature the apple has to rot before the seeds are released to sprout.