Apple - Dunn's Seedling

£24.00 - £36.00
Type: 
Dessert
Ready to pick: 
October
Use fruit: 
November - February
Pollination: 
Group A (self-sterile)
Botanic Name: 
Malus domestica 'Dunn's Seedling'
Synonyms: 
Ohinimuri, Monroe’s seedling
Originated: 
Melbourne,Australia (1857)

Description

A very attractive large apple, that are striped and flushed with orange and red, and with a white flesh and sweet flavour, and that keeps their shape when baked. A Victorian favourite, this variety was introduced in 1857 by Mr Condor of Kew (That’s Kew, Melbourne), appearing in the UK c1890.

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