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Apple - East Lothian Pippin

£25.00 - £37.00
Type: 
Culinary
Ready to pick: 
August
Use fruit: 
August - September
Pollination: 
Group C (self-sterile)
Botanic Name: 
Malus domestica 'East Lothian Pippin'
Originated: 
Scotland,UK (1883)

Description

First described in 1883, this is a lovely summer cooking apple - cooks to a juicy puree, and is sweet enough that there is no need for any added sugar. The round, medium sized fruit are light green, turning a soft butter yellow when fully ripe. Compact in growth, tough and hardy, and grows well even in damp climates. An excellent choice for an early season apple.

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