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C2 Bare Root Reverend W. Wilks Cooking Apple, LARGE APPLES + AWARD + SELF FERTILE + DISEASE RESISTANT
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£48.00

Available Options:
Option	Qty
Maiden MM106 grows 3.5m
MM106 Bush Grows to 3.5m (+£5.00)
M26 Grows to 3.0m (+£7.00)

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Reverend W. Wilks Cooking Apple Bare Root Options Explained

Maiden MM106 grows 3.5m 1-2 years old, no pruning applied, grows to around 3.5 metres tall.
M26 Grows to 3.0m. 2-3 years old and in bush form
MM106 Bush Grows to 3.5m: 2-3 years old, bush form.

One of the few outstanding cooking apple trees as you should expect as it carries the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

Compared to most other cooking apple trees you should experience noticeably less health and disease problems. Expect to get a large harvest of early and large cooking apples . These cook down to a light and sweet puree (apple mush to the average Joe/Jane).

Considered to be a little more compact than your average cooking apple.

Reverend W. Wilks cooking apple trees are self fertile which means you do not have to plant another apple tree nearby for it to pollinate and provide apples. Your harvest should be improved however by having another apple tree nearby in pollination groups C1,C2 or C3.

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Most Important Information For Reverend W. Wilks
Month Of Fruiting: Late August but the apples do not store for very long.
Type Of Apple: Cooking
Fertility: (C2) SELF-FERTILE. Does not require another apple tree nearby to pollinate however another one planted nearby from groups C2, C3 or C4 should increase apple harvest.

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Species	Self Fertile	Award	Disease Resistant	Other Prominent Characteristics
Arthur Turner(C3)		Yes		Sweet, large apples, big crop, grow anywhere, reliable.
Bountiful(C2)			Yes	Cooking and eating, grow anywhere, reliable.
Bramleys Seedling(C3)		Yes		Juicing, popular, large apples.
Grenadier(C3)		Yes	Yes	Grow anywhere, compact, good pollinator.
Howgate Wonder(C3)		Yes	Yes	Big crop, stores well.
Isaac Newton(C3)				Large apples.
Lord Derby(C4)	Yes			Big crop, grow anywhere.
Monarch(C4)			Yes	Large juicy apple, big crop.
Newton Wonder(C5)		Yes	Yes	Cooking and eating, big crop, juicing, stores well.
Reverend W Wilks(C2)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Big crops.

Do I Need To Stake My Bare Root Tree?
Usually no, especially if under 200cm tall. Our article on Tree Staking should help guide you.

Planting In The Corner Of A Garden
Usually air and light is reduced and if it is a corner with a wooden fence and the house then leeching from both could compound issues. Try to avoid.

1 Year Maiden Bare Root Trees
If you plant a 1 Year maiden tree and do not prune it at all, it will grow a little more upright and have more clear stem.

Bare Root Apple Tree Jargon Explained
The options we give you when selecting an Apple tree are made up of the following terms.

	M25	Mature height around 4.5 + metres, slower to reach full fruit production but much more of it.
	MM106	Mature height of around 3.6 metres, slower to reach full fruit production but more of it compared to M9, M26 and M27.
	M9	Grows to a final height of around 2.5 metres. Reaches full fruiting potential quite quickly.
	M26	Grows to a final height of around 3.0 metres. Reaches full fruiting potential quite quickly.
	M27	Grows to a final height of around 1.5 metres. Reaches full fruiting potential quickly.
	Straight Lead	1m or clear trunk i.e. no branches
	Cordon	Pruned to produce apples very quickly (1-3 years), favoured with commercial growers. More columnar than round shape. Less of a harvest compared to MM106.
	Bush	Clear stem of 45cm before branches grow out. A vase like shape with an open centre.
	Half Standard	Clear stem of around 1 m. Conventional tree shape e.g. lollipop, allowing easy grass mowing or companion planting.
	Maiden	1-2 years old, no pruning or shaping has taken place. A blank slate for you to shape and train e.g. fan or espalier. Not advisable to plant and leave, will need pruning for 2 more years.
	Patio	Ideal for container growing. Usually comes with a root stock that keeps the fruit tree quite small so can be grown in pots.
	Self Fertile	Will produce fruit without another apple tree nearby.
	C1,C2,C3,C4,C5	If your apple tree is NOT SELF FERTILE (they will be listed if they are) then you will need a second apple tree nearby of a similar number i.e. the same or one above or one below. So an apple tree from a C3 requires a C2, C3 or C4 planted close by for it to produce fruit. Triploids are an exception, see below.
	Bare Root	Available from November to March only. Comes with no pot or dirt around roots and is cheaper than potted options. Orders purchased outside this time will be held for delayed delivery until the next season starts.
	1 or 2 Year	How old the tree is. The roots are usually 2 years older than the rest of the tree.
	TRIPLOID	You have a selfish tree. It will be pollinated by other trees but the pollen it has to offer is useless. See TRIPLOID POLLINATION for more information.

Planting A Maiden Apple Tree And Leaving
The tree will grow but will likely have problems. You may have long thin branches that snap under the weight of a heavy apples crop, the foliage could become too dense trapping moisture and allowing disease in and it may have an odd unbalanced shape to it. We strongly advise pruning for 3 years. Have a look on Youtube for pruning maiden fruit trees.

Bare Root Apple Tree Ages And Heights
Heights vary depending on root stock however 1.25 to 2 metres tall is an average apple tree height at delivery.

Bareroot Season
All bare root plants need to be planted between November and March whereas our containerised apple trees can be planted all year round. Height can be restricted by pruning or putting the apple tree in a container to restrict growth (minimum 30 litres, smaller the pot, smaller the tree will be)

Select the root stock you desire from the list above or if you are unsure, telephone us on 0800 043 1057 or use the enquiry page.

Fruit Tree Rootstocks Explained

C2 Bare Root Reverend W. Wilks Cooking Apple, LARGE APPLES + AWARD + SELF FERTILE + DISEASE RESISTANT