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The Apple Blenheim Orange Fruit Tree is an excellent choice for home gardeners seeking an established, high-quality fruit tree that provides an instant visual and culinary impact. Standing 6ft tall upon delivery, this variety is ideal for those who want mature results without years of waiting, though prospective owners should note that it requires a large planting space or a substantial 100-litre pot to thrive long-term.
| Model Part Number | 5060114015951 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Direct Plants |
The tree is supplied at approximately 6ft in height.
Yes, this is a fully hardy outdoor variety suitable for the UK climate.
If you choose to grow it in a pot on a patio, we recommend using a container with a capacity of 100 litres or more.
This variety is adaptable and suitable for most soil types.
Each tree is shipped securely in a bespoke, high-quality, and sturdy live tree box via trusted couriers.
Yes, our trees are professionally grown and selected at our nursery in Norfolk.
This is often a sign of transplant shock or moisture stress; ensure the soil is moist but not waterlogged and provide a temporary stake for support if needed.
Check if the pot is smaller than the recommended 100 litres; if it is, the tree may be root-bound and would benefit from being moved to a larger container or the ground.
Upon delivery, remove the tree from its bespoke shipping box carefully to avoid damaging the branches. If planting in the ground, dig a hole twice the width of the 12-litre pot and deep enough to accommodate the roots, ensuring the tree is planted at the same depth it was in the pot. For patio growing, select a high-quality, free-draining compost and a pot with adequate drainage holes. Water the tree thoroughly after planting and maintain consistent soil moisture, especially during the first year of establishment and throughout dry summer months. For container-grown trees, regular feeding during the spring and summer will help encourage vigorous growth and fruit development.
