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Apple Allington Pippin
€18.00

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Apple Allington Pippin
A long-established, late-season, dual-purpose apple, Malus domestica Allington Pippin has medium-sized fruit, with pale yellow skin flushed with red-orange, with some streaking and russeting. This apple can be used for cooking when first picked; it keeps its shape and has a flavour reminiscent of pears, but sweetens in store and develops a marked flavour of pineapple. The tree is of average vigour, is a spur-bearer, and is a good cropper, although the apples should be thinned, as it has a tendency to biennial bearing. With pale pink blossom, it’s partially self-fertile, but will crop better when planted near an apple of the same or adjacent pollination group. Some resistance to scab. Apple Allington Pippin does best in a warmer site and good soil.
Site: Sheltered, sunny siteSoil: Fertile, well-drained, loamy soil, preferably slightly acid to neutralPosition: Full sunPick: From late OctoberKeep: Three months or moreHardiness: Fully hardyPollination: Partially self-fertile. Pollination Group 3Uses: Eating, cooking, juicing, hard cider
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