Claygate Pearmain

Claygate Pearmain Bush (M106)

£31.00
Size: 
Bush (M106)
Type: 
Dessert
Pollination Group: 
Group B
Fertility: 
self-sterile
Rootstock: 
M106
Use: 
Very Late Season (Nov - April)
Pre-Order: 
Available to order now for delivery November 2022
SKU: APPCLAP-45403
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Description

Discovered growing in a hedge in the early 1800s by John Braddick at Claygate, Surrey, this good reliable cropper became one of the 'indispensable' apples for Victorian and Edwardian society. The firm pale cream fleshed fruit has a delightfully rich aromatic nutty flavour, somewhat akin to Ribston Pippin and Blenheim Orange in style.This self-sterile dessert Apple is believed to have originated from Surrey, UK in 1810

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