3062 days ago

Dwarf Apple Trees for sale x 2

Laura from Pyes Pa

We've had these trees since early 2010. They produce lots of apples each year - but not a variety we prefer (and hard to access in our tiny garden). They are dormant now, so the perfect time to transfer.

$25 each or $40 for both. You will need to dig them out.

More info:
Malus domestica 'Blush Babe'

See photo for Description and Growing Information.

Planting guide:
1. Select a sunny site with fertile soil and good drainage.
2. Dig hole about 30cm deep.
3. Set tree on hole at same height as planted in bag.
4. Fill hole with soil.
5. Mulch and water around the base of the tree.

Negotiable

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