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Apple Teachers Pet 4.7L

NZ$76.99

KiwiApple Teacher's Pet™ will be loaded with pink and white flowers in spring, followed by dark red fruit in Autumn. Teacher's Pet™ is a medium-sized fruit with a crisp white, juicy flesh and a sweet flavour.

KiwiApples are grafted on a dwarf rootstock. Therefore, they will stay small and have a narrow columnar shape, perfect for growing in small spaces (or large pots). Like any deciduous tree, they benefit from a Copper and an Oil spray during winter to help keep the plant healthy and disease-free.

Like all KiwiApples, they are perfect to be eaten straight off the tree, but can also be cooked, are easy to core with the skin staying firm, or can be dried for a sweet snack later.

For best results, grow ‘Teacher’s Pet’ in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil with consistent moisture, particularly while the tree is establishing and developing fruit. Apples generally perform best in a cool to temperate climate with adequate winter chilling. Shelter from strong winds is beneficial, and annual pruning helps maintain good airflow, tree shape, and fruit production.

KiwiApple Teacher's Pet™ will be loaded with pink and white flowers in spring, followed by dark red fruit in Autumn. Teacher's Pet™ is a medium-sized fruit with a crisp white, juicy flesh and a sweet flavour.

KiwiApples are grafted on a dwarf rootstock. Therefore, they will stay small and have a narrow columnar shape, perfect for growing in small spaces (or large pots). Like any deciduous tree, they benefit from a Copper and an Oil spray during winter to help keep the plant healthy and disease-free.

Like all KiwiApples, they are perfect to be eaten straight off the tree, but can also be cooked, are easy to core with the skin staying firm, or can be dried for a sweet snack later.

For best results, grow ‘Teacher’s Pet’ in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil with consistent moisture, particularly while the tree is establishing and developing fruit. Apples generally perform best in a cool to temperate climate with adequate winter chilling. Shelter from strong winds is beneficial, and annual pruning helps maintain good airflow, tree shape, and fruit production.