🍎 Malus domestica ‘Red Devil’ – Red Devil Apple

A mid-season dessert apple, Red Devil was bred in Kent (1979) from Apple Discovery. It’s a self-fertile variety, making it an excellent choice for small gardens or as a single tree. Known for its striking red skin and pink-tinged, strawberry-flavoured flesh, it also produces a beautiful pink juice—perfect for both eating fresh and juicing.

🍎 Fruit:

• Colour: Intensely red, medium-sized fruit

• Flesh: Pink-tinged, juicy, sweet with a balanced acidity and strawberry flavour

• Juice: Naturally pink, well-balanced and flavourful

• Harvest: Pick in late September

• Storage: Keeps until October–November

🌿 Tree Habit:

• Growth: Moderately vigorous, upright and spreading

• Cropping: Heavy cropper, comes early into bearing

• Fruit type: Spur-bearer

📍 Growing Conditions:

• Site: Prefers some shelter

• Soil: Any reasonably well-drained soil

• Position: Best crop in full sun

• Hardiness: Hardy

• Disease resistance: Good resistance to scab and mildew – suitable for wetter areas

🌸 Pollination:

• Self-fertile (Pollination Group 3) – also compatible with Groups 2, 3, and 4

• Can be used to pollinate other apple trees in these groups

✅ Uses:

• Eating fresh

• Juicing (noted for unique pink colour)

🪴 Availability:

• Supplied as: Potted tree in 10L container