Apple - Cambusnethan Pippin

£23.50
Type: 
Dual Purpose
Pollination: 
Group C (self-sterile)
Botanic Name: 
Malus domestica ‘Cambusnethan Pippin'
Synonyms: 
Hollow Snout, Winter Red Streak
Originated: 
Stirlingshire,Scotland (c.1750)
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Description

Raised in about 1750 either by Paton the gardener at Cambusnethan House or at the Cambusnethan Monastery. One of a number of notable fruit from the Clyde Valley (The Garden Valley), the fruits have fine textured flesh with little juice and a sweet, faintly perfumed flavour. One of Scotland’s finest eating apples (Hancox), and a good keeper.

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