New Apple Tree Update – Summer 2026 Edition
A quick progress report on how my newly planted cordons and graftling apple trees have coped in this year’s harsh conditions.
A quick progress report on how my newly planted cordons and graftling apple trees have coped in this year’s harsh conditions.
Grafting season is almost upon us, and this year I’m planning to graft no fewer than forty eight new apple trees.
We’ve had a terrific year for apples and the mature cordon trees on our allotment plot have been very productive indeed.
I’ve added another nine apple trees to my allotment plot, most of which will be trained as oblique cordons in the years to come.
Here’s how the 30-odd cordon-grown apple trees on our allotment are doing; the good, the bad and the ugly (apple canker!)
Welcome to 2024! I’m happy to say that my year has started very well indeed. Here are all the latest updates.
I’ve been winter pruning my cordon apple trees; here’s the general method I used and details of how I pruned each tree.
Here are the extended highlights of this year’s harvest of apples, pears, quinces, plums and damsons. Top fruit galore!
It’s always a good day when you get to plant new apple trees.