DWARF Granny Smith

The Plant

Looking for a Pinkabelle pollinator? Look no further. Our Dwarf Granny Smith Apple will help you achieve the best results for fruiting your Pinkabelle Apple.

The Dwarf Granny Smith was originally founded in Ryde, NSW, and is a deciduous tree that produces a green, crisp-flesh eating apple suitable for eating straight from the tree or cooking a lovely apple pie!

A Spring flush of flowers will add life to your garden and bring the bees coming in to do their work.

Can handle slightly warmer climates than most apples.

The Dwarf Granny Smith thrives in organic soil as do all fruit trees.

The Dwarf Granny Smith will grow to approximately 2 - 2.5m and is on a dwarfing rootstock (M26) as opposed to Pinkabelle which is a "true Dwarf". What does this mean? It means the tree is dwarfed - as opposed to the rootstock dwarfing the tree.

The Pollinators

All apples need pollinators. Pinkabelle is partially self fertile, which means it will set small amounts of fruit without a pollinator - HOWEVER - it will benefit from cross pollination, which will result in more fruit setting on your plant.

Pinkabelle, Crab apples, Gala, Fuji and Red Delicious apple varieties are some of the most common Granny Smith cross pollinators.

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