Low stem 80cm high - 5 litre pot. The Galina apple tree is a productive fruit tree known for its versatile and aromatic apples. The fruits are medium sized, yellow-green with a red blush, and have a fresh, sweet pure taste. The tree grows medium to large and is particularly resistant to diseases. Gallina apples ripen in September and are suitable for both fresh consumption and for cooking and baking. This tree thrives in well-drained, fertile soil and needs a sunny location for optimum growth. Regular pruning helps to maintain the structure of the tree and increase yield. For a better harvest, cross-pollination with other apple varieties can be useful.

A patio tree is a compact tree that has been specially selected or bred to be suitable for smaller gardens, terraces or patios. These trees are generally smaller in height and width than traditional trees, making them suitable for limited spaces. On average they grow to a height of +/- 150 cm (depending on pruning). They have a rootstock that encourages slow, compact growth. They are also often grown in pots or pruned in a special way to restrict their growth and control their size.

In the fall, the soil or the ground in a pot is warm and moist, which means that the trees will root well in the soil. Plants that are planted in the fall have a better developed root system than plants that are only planted in the spring. They will also grow better and can better withstand periods of drought. Because the trees are delivered in a pot, they can be planted all year round.