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Apple — Jonathan
Malus domestica 'Jonathan'
This good bearing apple tree produces a medium round bright red over yellow/green fruit. It has crispy, slightly acidic fruit which does not store well. Prefers sunny/partshade well drained sandy loan to clay loam soil.
Maturity: Approximately end February to early March
Apple — Jonathan DWARF
Malus domestica 'Jonathan'
Lovely tree has been grafted onto a dwarfing rootstock (60% of standard) and still produces full size fruit ! Jonathan is a reliable cropper producing round red over yellow/green fruit, maturing in late February/ early March. This crisp slightly acidic fruit doesn't store well and requires a pollinator. Trees bear heavy crops and require extra care. Staking and good watering is essential.
Maturity: February early March
Apple — Polka Ballerina ® 
Malus domestica 'Polka'
Polka Ballerina produces medium round multipurpose fruit on spurs close to the main trunk. Fruit has green skin with a red blush on areas exposed to the sun with a juicy crisp flesh. This columnar shaped tree is ideal for small gardens, narrow areas and container growing. Requires very little pruning and adaps to a wide range of soils however, prefers a well drained heavy loam in the full sun/part shade. Loves temperate conditions.
Maturity: mid season, approximately early March to early April
Apple — Waltz ® Ballerina 
Malus domestica 'Waltz'
An exceptional bearer of solid red medium to large, round-conical multipurpose fruit. Apples have a crisp juicy slight tang similar to Jonathan. Suited best to temperate areas in full sun/part shade, well drained heavy loam soils. This columnar shaped tree is perfect for small gardens, containers and narrow areas. Very little pruning needed.
Maturity: approximately mid to late March
Apple — Golden Delicious
Malus domestica Golden Delicious
Golden Delicious is an all purpose apple, an excellent eating variety. It produces many medium - large conical pale green turning golden/ yellow apples in March and early April. Trees are round headed in shape and 4x4m. Its a firm, crispy, creamy, juicy fruit which requires careful handling and storage as its prone to bruising. Suitable pollinators are Granny Smith, Jonathan and Naga Fu2. All requiring an open sunny well drained position. Soon this variety will also be available on a dwarf rootstock.
Maturity: approximately mid March- early April
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