Gift Wrapping Service
Why not make your present even
more special with by using our gift wrapping service. This includes one of our
handmade drawstring 'ecobags' made out of 100% biodegradable materials, a gift
tag with optional gift message and a planting and aftercare booklet. All of this
for just £2.00 per tree.
Pollination group *2* Small-medium/ Red-flushed
Common Name: Apple Red Falstaff (Dessert)
Latin Name: Malus domestica Red Falstaff
Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil
Position: Full sun
Flowering period/colour: April and May/ White
Fruit picking time: October
Fruit Size/colour: Small-medium/ Red-flushed
Pollination group: *2* Self Fertile
Another heavy cropping apple, self-fertile variety. Red Falstaff has a fantastic, fruity, well balanced flavour and is crisp and juicy. Of particular attraction, is the fact that it is a frost resistant variety. Red Falstaff has excellent storing abilities, so can be eaten throughout the winter. We highly recommended this variety for every garden.
Although this tree is self fertile, it can also be used to cross pollinate other apple trees in the same flowering group (e.g. Egremont Russet).

This apple tree is supplied in a 10 litre container. The total height from the ground is approximately 1.5-2m. (An example of one our 2 year old, bush apple trees can be seen to the left.)
As standard, all of our apple trees are sent out on rootstock M106. This is a semi-vigorous rootstock, with an eventual height and spread of approximately 3m x 3.4m.
We also grow some varieties on M26, M9 and M27. Please email us with any special requests.
All of our trees and shrubs are grown in the UK to the highest standard. Every order comes complete with planting instructions and a guide to looking after your purchase.
Please see our Delivery page for current dispatch times.
Our gift wrapping service is a great way to make your present even more special. Please view basket for more details.
For an even larger selection of trees come back in the Autumn/Winter when all of our trees are available bare root and root balled.