Malus domestica 'Golden Pearmain' Hedge once in summer and once

once in summer and once in winter

Leaves unfold reddish purple changing to lustrous dark green during summer and developing yellow to orange to scarlet autumn colour that lasts well into December

Acid to neutral

red to dark purplish-red cherries with medium firm

in May this tree will produce large spikes of rich purple flowers

Malus domestica 'Golden Pearmain' Hedge once in summer and onceAlso known as 'Clarke's Pearmain' or 'Yellow Pearmain' this upright tree bears beautiful, fragrant white flowers in spring followed by rounded to conical apples in October. Attractive golden orange skin marbled and striped with red and bronze. The yellow flesh is finely grained, firm, sweet and juicy. Flowering group D, not self fertile.