Origins - Was first named Norfolk pippin in 1826
Type - An old-fashioned dessert apple.
Season - Late season apple.
Size & Shape - Large apple with reddish, crisp, juicy, rich, and sugary flesh and the classic pearmain shape.
Colour - Skin is partially russeted and the rest of the skin is orange, yellow and red.
Taste - Rich and aromatic, distinctly nutty flavor and a balanced sweet and tangy profile, often containing citrus notes
Storage - Will keep for 2-3 weeks in a fridge and can last for 2 to 3 months in proper cold storage or an apple cellar.
Pollination - Requires a pollinator such as Allan’s ever lasting, Captain kidd, Discovery, Early Julyan, Kingston black, Liberty, Lobo, Red delicious, Spartan
Origins - Was first named Norfolk pippin in 1826
Type - An old-fashioned dessert apple.
Season - Late season apple.
Size & Shape - Large apple with reddish, crisp, juicy, rich, and sugary flesh and the classic pearmain shape.
Colour - Skin is partially russeted and the rest of the skin is orange, yellow and red.
Taste - Rich and aromatic, distinctly nutty flavor and a balanced sweet and tangy profile, often containing citrus notes
Storage - Will keep for 2-3 weeks in a fridge and can last for 2 to 3 months in proper cold storage or an apple cellar.
Pollination - Requires a pollinator such as Allan’s ever lasting, Captain kidd, Discovery, Early Julyan, Kingston black, Liberty, Lobo, Red delicious, Spartan