A Cornish heritage apple variety, brought to Britain in 1894. Its of slow growth upright and weeping and the leaves are dark red/ green. The apples are small with dark red dimpled skin. The flesh is deep red and produces a pink juice of both slightly bitter, and slightly sweeter on the palette.

Type: Dessert

Flowering Group: 1 (requires a pollinator) Our suggestions are Bens Red, Bread fruit, Devon Q, Cornish Queen and Tregonna King.

Rootstock: MM106

Size: 1 year maiden

Grown as: Bare root

Hardiness: Frost hardy to over minus 20