Product information
‘Charles Ross’ is a classic heritage English apple raised at Newbury in 1890, a cross between Peasgood’s Nonsuch and Cox’s Orange Pippin. Large handsome fruits with red flushing and striping over yellow-green skin, firm crisp aromatic flesh, equally good eaten fresh or cooked.
Reliable productive tree, fruits ripen in October and keep until December. Pretty white blossom in April. Partially self-fertile with better cropping from a compatible pollination partner. Tolerant of poorer and chalkier soils than many apples.
Plant in full sun in well-drained soil. Winter-prune for framework.
A proper heritage choice for a kitchen garden, an orchard, or as a trained form on a sunny wall.
Product Details
Common NameApple 'Charles Ross'
Max height4 M
Bloom TimeApril
Flower ColourWhite from pink buds
Leaf ColourFresh green
SunlightFull sun
PruningWinter pruning for framework
Seasonal SpringWhite blossom covers the tree
Seasonal SummerLarge fruits developing
Seasonal AutumnRed-striped yellow-green fruits ripen in October
Seasonal WinterBare branch structure visible
Fruit DescriptionLarge red-striped yellow-green apples, dual-purpose eating and cooking

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