Discover the perfect orchard addition with this premium Cox’s Orange Pippin Apple Tree, supplied at 100–120cm tall by Direct Plants – an award-winning family nursery based in Norfolk, UK.
This high-quality bare root fruit tree is expertly grown and selected for its exceptional flavour, compact size, and heritage status. Cox’s Orange Pippin is widely regarded as one of the finest dessert apples — celebrated for its rich, aromatic taste and crisp, juicy texture.
Apple Tree
(M26 Rootstock – Dwarfing, approx. 8–10ft / 2.5–3m at maturity)
Perfect for smaller gardens, patio containers, and allotments
The M26 rootstock offers a compact, space-saving form without compromising fruit size or flavour. This makes it ideal for gardeners with limited space who want premium apples with manageable tree size.
Cox’s Orange Pippin – A true English classic dessert apple, producing medium-sized fruits with a golden-orange skin, often with a subtle red blush. The flesh is crisp and juicy with a complex, sweet-tart flavour and a delightful aromatic finish. Fruit ripens in mid-autumn and stores well for several weeks, perfect for fresh eating and culinary use.
What You Receive:
1 high-quality bare root Cox’s Orange Pippin apple tree, approx. 100–120cm tall
Clearly labelled variety, root-wrapped in moist compost to ensure freshness
All bare root trees by Direct Plants are carefully root-wrapped in moist compost to keep them fresh and healthy for their journey from our nursery to your home
Shipped in Direct Plants’ bespoke protective packaging – no dry or exposed roots
Trees are grown in Norfolk, UK, by our experienced, award-winning nursery team
Grown with care and guaranteed quality – don’t settle for lower standards when you can invest in a tree that truly lasts
Whether you have a small garden, patio space, or allotment, this dwarfing Cox’s Orange Pippin apple tree offers superb flavour and reliable cropping in a compact, easy-to-manage form.
Planting & Care Guide (Bare Root Trees):
Our trees are delivered root-wrapped in moist compost, ensuring they arrive nursery-fresh. This means you don’t need to plant immediately — they’ll stay fresh for several days or even several weeks, giving you time to plant at your convenience.
Soak roots (still wrapped or unwrapped) in a bucket of water for 1–2 hours before planting to hydrate.
Dig a hole large enough to spread the roots comfortably, and position the tree so the graft union sits just above soil level.
Backfill with soil, firm in gently, and water thoroughly.
Stake if required, especially in exposed areas.
Mulch around the base (avoiding the trunk) to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
Keep well-watered through the first growing season. Prune lightly in winter to shape and encourage strong growth.
With proper care, your Cox’s Orange Pippin apple tree on M26 rootstock will flourish and reward you with delicious, aromatic apples season after season.
