Harry Masters Jersey Cider Apple Trees Plants so it's likely that it

so it's likely that it grew from a seed in an apple core that had been thrown away

Remember never to use general purpose plant food

Position: Any (shade will reduce berries)

especially if you can use them to underplant a potted bay tree

first raised at Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden in 1933

Harry Masters Jersey Cider Apple Trees Plants so it's likely that itHarry Masters Jersey Cider Apple Trees 'Harry Masters Jersey' is a vintage cider apple, which means that you can get a full bodied cider using just the juice of these fruit. Its flavour is classed as bittersweet, like most classic West Country ciders. The tree is good for smaller spaces, as it's quite slow growing and doesn't spread much. Browse our range of apple trees or the full variety of fruit trees. Features Cider Self Sterile Pollination Group