Hangy Down Cider Apple Trees Form:Bareroot trellis or fence

trellis or fence

She will also work brilliantly climbing up through other more vigorous plants on a trellis or pergola

Serotina picks up the baton in July and carries on until October

growing in a hedge

with a milder flavour that is still tart and sweet at the same time

Hangy Down Cider Apple Trees Form:Bareroot trellis or fenceHangy Down Cider Apple Trees Hangy Down, or Horners, are cider apples that have been left behind by the mainstream cider industry, but are adored by small growers. They aren't the most photogenic specimens, with pale yellow green skin, mottled by patchy red flushes. The tree is slow growing compared to most other apple trees, especially on heavy soils, though once it matures it'll become a heavy cropper. The fruit has a high sugar content, giving them