biennial tendency, conical fruit tending to cylindrical, England., good crop, otherwise dessert varieties like Granny Smith and Jonathan would do well Fruit Shape: Medium, pointed nose; stem and eye basins small and shallow; eye closed. Skin & Flesh: Skin with heavy dark red flush often over complete surface; slight stripe, precocious tree; fairly scab-resistant Pollination requirement: Very early bloom, self-sterile; possibly Brown's Apple and Yarlington Mill may be early enough to pollinate, semi-spreading, smooth and waxy. Flesh white, sweet and astringent Use: Bittersweet; produces a mild cider Origin: From Devon, Tremlett's Bitter Apple Harvest: Early-mid harvest, with up to 3 weeks storage. Tree: Medium, woolly