| Description |
as it’s believed to have come from the orchards of the Croftons of Sligo, but comes late into bearing. A tip-bearer, high quality dessert apple, once widely grown in Ireland and Britain TREE: A fairly vigorous tree with a slightly weeping habit, ORIGIN: Also known as Early Crofton, reliable cropper, so not suitable for trained forms FRUIT SHAPE: SKIN AND FLESH: HARVEST: USES:, this Irish heritage variety is a very early, with good disease resistance, with very attractive flowers. Tip bearer VIGOUR: V3 FLOWERING GROUP: 2 DISEASE AND PEST STATUS : Good
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