Pinkabelle® - Dwarf Pink Lady™ Apple Tree

The Plant

Pinkabelle^® has many exciting features for the home gardener!

It is a compact, spur bearing dwarf Pink Lady^TM apple variety. Pinkabelle® grows to approximately 2 metres tall by approximately 1 metre wide. It produces full size, export quality Pink Lady^TM apples. It also requires NO PRUNING!

Fruit matures approximately 10 - 14 days earlier than standard Pink Lady^TM - which means anytime from ANZAC Day, depending on what state you live in.

Pinkabelle is a true dwarf which means the tree is dwarfing - not the rootstock which is usually the case for other dwarfing apple trees. This means we can use a non dwarfing rootstock to grow our trees, which are generally more robust and water efficient.

Pinkabelle can be used in all sized gardens and has many uses including pots, tubs, small screens or hedges, specimen shrub/trees, feature plants for the courtyard, deck or balcony. With a spring flush of flowers, it is enough to put you way ahead of the Joneses.

Pinkabelle, as seen on Channel 7's Better Homes and Gardens and Channel 9's Garden Guru's, is back in the nurseries for its third year.

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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.

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

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Pinkabelle® (Pink Belle cv) is protected by Plant Breeder's Rights (PBR) and it is illegal to propagate plant material from this variety under the 1994 PBR Act.