A Cornish heritage apple variety, with no recorded origins. The tree is thought to have one of the finest flavours of all the Cornish varieties, providing the growing conditions suit its needs. The trees are tip bearing and slightly whipping in nature. Fruit small to medium, with slight russet. One of the most requested of the Cornish varieties in the nursery.

Type: Dessert

Flowering Group: 4 (requires a pollinator) Our suggestions are from Cornish Aromatic. Cornish Honey Pin, Cornish Mother, Cornish Pine, King Byerd, Pigs snout, Herefordshire Russet, Jumbo, Bramley 20, Discovery, Scrumptious, Charles Ross and Ashmead's Kernel.

Rootstock: MM106

Size: 1 year maiden

Grown as: Bare root

Hardiness: Frost hardy to over minus 20