Apple Tree GREENSLEEVES SEMI-DWARF (G969)
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This tree needs pollination
Compatible trees:
Liberty apple (semi-dwarf) G969
Liberty apple (semi-dwarf) G969
Cox orange apple tree
Cox orange apple tree
🌳 APPLE TREE GREENSLEEVES
🔹 Identification
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Botanical name : Malus domestica ‘Greensleeves’
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Origin : England
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Breeder : Dr Frank Alston, East Malling Research Station
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Year of creation : 1966
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Parentage : James Grieve × Golden Delicious
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Type : Table apple
🌳 Tree
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Vigor : Slow to moderate
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Habit : Upright and slightly spreading
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Height : Variable depending on rootstock
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Flowering : Mid-season (group 3)
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Fruit set : Early
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Yield : Abundant and regular
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Hardiness : Zone 4 (Canadian reference)
🍏 Fruit
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Size : Medium
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Color : Pale green turning golden yellow at maturity
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Flesh : Cream to white
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Texture : Crunchy, firm and juicy
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Taste : Sweet, slightly tart and refreshing
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Use : Fresh consumption, juice and cider
📅 Harvest and storage
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Harvest : Mid-September
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Eating maturity : September to October
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Storage : Short, until about October in good conditions
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Advice : Consume relatively quickly after harvest to enjoy its flavor and crispness.
🌸 Pollination
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Self-fertility : Partially self-fertile.
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Flowering group : 3 (British classification).
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Improved yield with another compatible apple.
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Suggested pollinators :
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Golden Delicious
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Braeburn
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Cox's Orange Pippin
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Katy
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🌱 Cultivation
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Exposure : Full sun
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Soil : Fertile and well-drained
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Watering : Regular
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Pruning : Thinning and maintenance pruning
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Resistance : Good scab resistance.
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Sensitivity : Very sensitive to juniper rust (apple scab).
🌿 Horticultural interest
The Greensleeves is a productive and interesting apple tree for family orchards. It stands out for its crisp green-yellow apples, early fruiting and good hardiness.
Hardiness Zones
Growth rate
Years to production
4 years