Bramley seedling

I bought a Bramley seedling today, it hasn't blossomed this year and it is about 6-7ft tall does anyone know when it will blossom for the first time? do they have to hit a certain age/height?

it doesn't look like it has any kind of blossom and I would imagine if it had it would be showing signs of fruit if it had, is it too late for it too blossom this year? we also bought a family tree and that if full of fruit

My Bramley's Seedling has just finished blossoming. When it blossoms for the first time is partly dependent on rootstock. Larger trees start flowering later, although you might get a small number of  blossoms earlier. Great trees though and fruit that will store all winter and well into spring. The attached pic was taken on the 25th of May.

I don't know much about if before 2006, when I moved in. The spread is about 15 feet. The height is about 12 feet, but it was taller when I first moved in. I suspect it's on either MM111 or even M25. It's age is unknown but the main trunk is nearly a foot in diameter. It could well have been there since the house was built in the 1950's.

It produced about 200lb of apples two years ago. With the early spring and late frost of last year it produced 20 apples. Things look good this year though.

MM106 starts to fruit after 3-4 years so no blossom this year isn't a massive surprise on a young tree. Good luck with it.