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 cut my 2 apple trees down a couple of years ago, just cut them at the base (about 1-2ft up) and left the stumps. I’ve noticed that they have these flowers and shoot things growing up from the base, does this mean that they will grow again? If so, will they ever be fully [...]

I am throwing a bridal brunch for my sister next week and I am putting together a fruit tray and would like to include apples as a selection. The only thing about serving them is they brown too quickly. I know that lemon juice is often used but how much do you use and do [...]

I’m trying to find a good apple taxonomy resource for classifying the type of apples that grow on the tree in my yard. Most resources I have found list apple types by name, which isn’t very good when you don’t know what kind you have. Even if I can process them and use them for [...]

I had a few left over Granny Smith apples last month. I hated to throw them out, so I sliced them up and froze them in a ziploc plastic bag in hopes to use them once I found time. Are they still safe to use in a pie, or did I just waste my time? [...]

You also have trees that are male/female and I know about genes and all that stuff but it makes you think, do they hurt and do they have feelings ect. I sound a bit like a hippy I know but it has always bugged me.

I am making carmel apples for party favors, and need to know how many days in advance I will be able to make them.

Full Question: MacIntosh apples are grown on genetically identical trees. These are produced by grating a piece of a Mac tree on to the stem of another apple tree that can better withstand our Canadian climate. If you take a MacIntosh apple and plant the seeds in it, they will not grow into Mac-producing trees. [...]

McIntosh apples are grown on genetically identical trees. These are produced by grating a piece of a McIntosh tree on to the stem of another apple tree that can better withstand our Canadian climate. If you take a McIntosh apple and plant the seeds in it, they will not grow into McIntosh-producing trees. Why?

Yes, they will grow into a tree if proper conditions were available. Otherwise, they get mowed down by a lawnmower before they even had a chance. It’s almost like the human race. Every man carries seeds to keep the population perpetuating, but in these times, those seeds get thrown away most of the time. However, [...]

It seems like an impossible task for a worm to simply pick out a tree, climb up in search of apples, and then actually bore its way into the apple. Does this have anything to do with reproduction? Cheap Logo Design