Introducing the distinguished Herefordshire Russet® apple tree to your British garden, a regal treasure that evokes the charm of the Herefordshire countryside. This medium-sized tree displays an enchanting array of delicate white blossoms, gracing your garden with nature's elegance. The Herefordshire Russet® apple, with its unique russeted skin and exceptional taste, is a true delight for fresh eating and culinary delights.
Flowering Group: 3
Harvest: October
Use: Eating, Juicing and Cooking
Fertility: Partially Self-fertile
Rootstock: M26, M27, MM106
Description
Embark on a culinary journey with the Herefordshire Russet® apple, an apple variety that showcases the rustic beauty and taste of the countryside. Its flavour is a delightful blend of sweetness and nuttiness, making it a perfect choice for savouring fresh as a crisp and aromatic snack.
In the kitchen, the Herefordshire Russet® apple truly shines. Its firm and russeted flesh hold up splendidly in pies, crumbles, and other traditional desserts, imparting a distinct and rich taste. The apple juice is equally remarkable, adding a unique essence to beverages and culinary creations.
The Herefordshire Russet® apple tree is a resilient and robust grower, well-adapted to the British climate. While it may be susceptible to scab, it showcases commendable resistance to mildew, canker, and late frosts, ensuring a fruitful harvest year after year.
Planting Position
Select a sunlit sContainer for your Herefordshire Russet® apple tree to flourish, though it can tolerate partial shade. Providing some shelter from strong winds will promote optimal growth and fruit production. This apple variety thrives in loamy, sandy, or clay soils with a neutral pH. Regular pruning will help maintain the tree's shape and health, and seeking professional advice for significant pruning is recommended.
Attributes
Beyond its exceptional taste and culinary versatility, the Herefordshire Russet® apple tree is a sight to behold. Its delicate white blossoms create an enchanting display, attracting bees and pollinators to ensure a bountiful harvest. As autumn graces the landscape, the tree's ripe russet apples will entice birds, bees, and other insects, adding to its allure and making it a splendid addition to any British garden or orchard. Embrace the rustic charm and exceptional flavours of the Herefordshire Russet® apple tree and savour its timeless appeal and culinary delights throughout the seasons.
Malus domestica 'Herefordshire Russet' | Apple Tree
- Use - Eating, Juicing
- Picking Time - Late October
- Flowering Group - 3
- Self-fertile - Not self-fertile
- Flavour Profile - Cox-like flavour, rich & aromatic
Enhance your gardening experience with these accessories to accompany your Adam's Pearmain Apple Tree:
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Stake & Tie - To support young trees, it is recommended you pant them with a stake & tie for the first couple of years.
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Rootgrow - For healthier and more dense root system and better and more balanced growth, use Mycorrhizal fungi when planting.
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