| Tree Details | |
|---|---|
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| Tree Type | Apple |
| Variety | Bramley Seedling |
| Rootstock | MM106 |
| Date Planted | 15 March 2010 |
| Tree Description | The best known and most widely grown cooking apple. Large fruit, firm flesh, pale yellow, acid, famous as the frothiest and highest Vitamin C cooker Crops well as a large tree. Wide spreading branches. Late keeping cooking apple. |
| Comments | Fruiting well elsewhere in St. James. |
| Orchard Map | |
Now for Quinces, they are a fruit which by no means you may place near any other ... because their scent is so strong and piercing that it will enter into any fruit and clean take away his natural relish. (Markham, The English Husbandman 1635)