Early Victoria

Early Victoria Espalier - low stem - 1 tier (M106)

£40.50
Size: 
Espalier - low stem - 1 tier (M106)
Type: 
Culinary
Pollination Group: 
Group B
Fertility: 
partially self-fertile
Rootstock: 
M106
Use: 
Mid Season (Sep - Oct)
SKU: APPEARV-46400-BCU
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Description

A cross between Lord Grosvenor and Keswick Codlin. It was introduced by Messrs Cross of Wisbech in 1899. Pale greenish yellow, white flesh, medium sized, conical apple, this is a very hardy variety, usually free from both apple scab and canker, and suited to growing in Scotland. The tree bears young, and is a heavy cropper but can often be biennial. Bunyard says “The best of early codlins for crop, vigour, and appearance” (A Handbook of Fruits - 1920)This partially self-fertile culinary Apple is believed to have originated from Cambridgeshire, UK in 1899

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