Description

• ORIGIN: Sport of Williams’
• Walter Mock Snr, Mahony Road, East Burwood, Victoria, Australia, early 1930s
• TREE: Moderate vigour, Long oval leaf with attenuate tip, small reddish, serrations similar to Williams’
• Very tolerant to two spotted mite
• DISEASE STATUS: Tolerant to decline, moderately resistant to scab, susceptible to fire blight, moderately susceptible to blossom blast
• Very susceptible to two spotted mite
• CHILLING REQUIREMENT: High
• BLOSSOM AND POLLINATION: Late season, Beurré Bosc, Beurré d’Anjou, Aurora, NOT Seckel – incompatible
• FRUIT: Obtuse pyriform, medium
• SKIN & FLESH: Attractive bright red skin (crimson when green)
• Tender
• White transparent, fine grained flesh, tender, buttery, melting, very juicy with sweet musk flavour
• USES: Eating HARVEST: Early season STORAGE: Short