Description
- Harvest: Late
- Description: Large sized fruit. Broad globose conical shaped
- Skin: Bright green skin
- Flesh: White
- Vigour: V2
- Flowering Group: 5
- Pollination:
- Taste: A juicy cooking apple retained its tangy, acidic flavour when cooked to a puree. It also has some sweetness, becoming greater with storage
- Storage: Stores well
- Uses: Cooking
- Background: Introduced by John Adams, Norfolk, UK in 1826. Adams Pearmain was a popular Edwardian and Victorian dessert apple
- Synonym: Norfolk pippin