St Everard

Dessert apple. Propagated at Papworth Everard Hall by the Head Gardener Mr.Terry, before 1900, by crossing the varieties Margil and Cox’s Orange Pippin. Introduced by Veitch’s Nurseries, London, in 1910. Small to medium in size. Distinctly flushed dark red with an aromatic taste. It is partially self-fertile so will set some fruit by itself. Having another same or different apple variety with the same or adjacent pollination group nearby will help cropping.
Flowering period C
Pick early Sept and use Sept-Oct

Supplied on half-standard rootstock MM106, suitable to grow free-standing or as espalier or cordon (please add note to order if for formal training)