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A really excellent website--full of interesting information and those fruit varieties which are so hard to source. Perhaps you could find time to list varieties which prosper in the moister west of the country? R. Ramsey. Dorset
Ronald Ramsey, Lower Wraxall. W. Dorset

Apple Tree 'Laxton's Superb'

Image of  Apple Laxtons Superb
Image of  Apple Laxtons Superb
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Image of the fruits of the Apple Laxtons Superb

Malus domestica 'Laxton's Superb'


Supplied as a containerised tree pruned to approximately 4 - 5 feet (1.2 - 1.5 metres) tall including pot.

Available from approximately mid June 2013.

1 or more £18.00 each. Group & quantity discounts
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An old Victorian variety that is often likened to Cox. In reality this is a superior variety with a larger fruit and a truly 'appley' flavour.

  • Season of use October - January.
  • First introduced 1897, Bedfordshire, UK.
  • Self Fertile - but pollination by another apple will maximise yield.
  • Grown on M26 rootstock for an ultimate (un-pruned) height of 8 - 12 feet (2.4 - 3.65 metres) but can easily be kept at a height of 6 - 8 feet (1.8 - 2.4 metres).

Recommended by the RHS to be an excellent attractant and nectar source for bees and other beneficial insects.

Available from approximately mid June 2013.

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This product is subject to group discount if you are buying multiple products from the same pricing group. Other products in this group are...
Apple Tree 'Annie Elizabeth'
Apple Tree 'Ashmead's Kernel'
Apple Tree 'Blenheim Orange'
Apple Tree 'Bramley's Seedling'
Apple Tree 'Claygate Pearmain'
Apple Tree 'Court Of Wick'
Apple Tree 'Devonshire Quarrenden'
Apple Tree 'Discovery'
Apple Tree 'Ellison's Orange'
Apple Tree 'Golden Delicious'
Apple Tree 'Granny Smith'
Apple Tree 'Howgate Wonder'
Apple Tree 'Idared'
Apple Tree 'James Grieve'
Apple Tree 'King of The Pippins'
Apple Tree 'Lane's Prince Albert'
Apple Tree 'Lord Derby'
Apple Tree 'Lucombe's Pine'
Apple Tree 'Sops In Wine'
Apple Tree 'Spartan'
Apple Tree 'Stark's Earliest'
Apple Tree 'Sunset'
Apple Tree 'Winston'
Apple Tree 'Winter Banana'
Cherry Tree 'Early Rivers'
Cherry Tree 'Merton Premier'
Cherry Tree 'Morello'
Cherry Tree 'Napoleon'
Cherry Tree 'Stella'
Cherry Tree 'Sunburst'
Cherry Tree 'Sweetheart'
Cider Apple Tree 'Ellis' Bitter'
Cider Apple Tree 'Tremlett's Bitter'
Cider Apple Tree 'Yarlington Mill'
Crab Apple Tree 'Butterball'
Crab Apple Tree 'John Downie'
Crab Apple Tree 'Red Sentinel'
Damson Tree 'Farleigh'
Goldengage Tree 'Oullin's Gage'
Greengage Tree 'Reine-Claude de Vars'
Medlar Tree 'Nottingham'
Pear Tree 'Brandy'
Pear Tree 'Clapp's Favourite'
Pear Tree 'Concorde'
Pear Tree 'Conference'
Pear Tree 'Doyenné du Comice'
Pear Tree 'Williams Bon Chrétien'
Plum Tree 'Czar'
Plum Tree 'Jefferson'
Plum Tree 'Stanley'
Plum Tree 'Victoria'

General Information

Fruit Tree Pollination Simplified (hopefully)
Information on fruit tree fertility, pollination and compatibility, with simple explanations of regularly used terms.

Pollinator Friendly Plants
A detailed guide to the seeds and plants Victoriana Nurseries sell that will attract and provide a food source to bees and other beneficial pollinating insects.

How To...

How To Plant Bare Root & Potted Fruit Trees (Video)
An instructional video by Stephen explaining the differences between a bare root and potted fruit tree, and how to plant them.

How To Plant Fruit Trees & Nut Trees
Detailed advice on planting fruit and nut trees - including advice on container growing.

Magazine Articles

Tree Wishes
Tree Wishes - magazine article giving inspiration to those thinking about growing fruit written by Stephen Shirley for Grow Your Own magazine.