Malus d. 'Gloster 69' Topiary a cross between 'Cox's Orange

a cross between 'Cox's Orange Pippin' x 'Wyken Pippin'

then offers a glossy green foliage through the summer before phasing to a strong red in autumn

Its crown has an attractive

Flowers from January to March

A most elegant cherry with a distinctly broad

Malus d. 'Gloster 69' Topiary a cross between 'Cox's OrangeThis vigorous, heavy cropping dessert apple was raised at Jork Fruit Research Station near Hamburg, Germany 1951. The fruit is most attractive, dark red flushed. Sweet, some balancing acidity, good flavour, crisp flesh. Prone to developing a mouldy core if stored. Flowering group D, partially self fertile. Rootstock: Bittenfelder Seedling and Malus type 4.