Bountiful

Cooking Apple - Raised in 1964 at East Malling Research Station. The first new cooking Apple for decades - a good choice for people who want large fruit but haven't the space for a Bramley’s Seedling. This compact variety pollinates freely, does not suffer from mildew and is heavy cropping. The fruits that are pale green, striped with orange-red and they store well. Fruit is sweet and juicy and retains it shape. Picking time late September. Pollination group 3. Bare root stock will be dispatched from November onwards.