Red Fuji Apple is a beautiful deciduous tree with spring blossom and edible fruit, ideal for home orchards and edible gardens.

At a glance Pot: 300mm pot Height now: approx. 1.2m Mature size: 3–4m tall × 2–3m wide Sun: full sun Foliage: deciduous Hardiness: cold-climate hardy

Why choose a Red Fuji Apple?

Crisp, sweet red apples make Red Fuji useful for fresh eating, juicing and baking. Pink-white spring blossom and an upright, spreading form give this cold-climate fruit tree both ornamental and productive appeal.

How can I use it in my garden?

• Plant in a home orchard or edible garden.

• Use as a feature fruit tree in a sunny position.

• Combine apple varieties for different flavours and a longer harvest.

Pollination Guide Fuji apples are not self-fertile – they need a partner for best cropping. Compatible pollinators include:

• Granny Smith

• Gala

• Pink Lady (Cripps Pink)

• Golden Delicious

• Jonathan

Plant within 10–15m of another compatible apple for reliable cross-pollination.

Where does it grow best?

Grow in full sun in rich, well-drained soil. Water during dry spells for the best crops and plan for a compatible pollination partner from the retained guide below.

What does it look like through the year?

Pink-white blossoms and fresh green foliage appear in spring, with leaves continuing through summer. Sweet red apples are harvested in autumn before winter leaf fall reveals its branches.