Apple Charles Ross
Browns
Castle Major
5
3
Picking Month: October
Picking Month: Early October
Upright habit. Vigorous. Medium size, dark red fruit, sometimes
Syn: Captain Tom. Large, dual purpose variety that produces
red fleshed. Produces a fruity, bittersharp cider. Scab resistant.
angular shaped fruit with a delicious, sweet flavour and crisp,
(Devon 20th C)
juicy texture. Excellent when cooked and tasty when eaten.
Charles Ross
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Chivers Delight
4
Picking Month: September
Picking Month: October
Easy to grow apple with orange-red flush. Sweet flavoured
Golden crisp and juicy with a sweet, honey flavour, keeps well.
eater which also bakes well. Good for northern areas. (Newbury
A good garden apple for all areas. (Cambridge 20th C)
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19th C)
Christmas Pippin®
Cobra
3
3
Picking Month: Early October
Picking Month: Late September
An exceptional high quality eating experience with a beautiful
The perfect dual purpose apple with a fine dessert flavour.
honey flavour. The new garden ‘Cox’. Flowers and crops heavily
Refreshing acidic, tangy quality for a multitude of culinary uses.
and is very easy to grow. (Somerset 2000)
Core BlimeyTM
Cornish Aromatic
3
2
Picking Month: October
Picking Month: October
This apple is wonderfully aromatic, juicy and crisp. A highly
Handsome, bright red flush with russet patches. Sweet, sharp
flavoured Cox type that is more disease resistant. Picks in
pear drop and spice flavour. (Cornwall 1813)
October and stores well. (Kent 2008)
Cornish Gilliflower
22
4
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Coul Blush
2
Picking Month: Mid October
Picking Month: September
Dark red flush with red stripes over gold. Intensely flavoured,
Flushed over golden colour. Sweet, creamy flesh. Can be used
rich and aromatic. (Cornwall 1800)
as a cooker if used early. (Scotland 1827)
Fruit Trees
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