Bismarck apple
Malus domestica
Cooks to golden yellow puree
Parentage: Unknown
Origin: Australia
Introduced: 1870
Season: Nov-Feb
Apple cultivar ID: 115000
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| 26 Sep 2009 02:02 | geoffrey Poole | |
| Wonderful little known apple. Huge cropper, large fruit, better flavour than Bramley (my opinion and others), explodes into white froth/fool on cooking (not 'golden yellow puree').Will grow into very large tree 25ft spread X15ft high - could camp under it! Yield enormous. | ||
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Where to buy apple trees
The following fruit tree nurseries offer Bismarck apple trees for sale:
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Keepers Nursery
Kent, United Kingdom
Deliver nationally
Available November-March
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Apple tree register
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Jan Church
WINCHESTER, Hants, United Kingdom - See a map of these trees
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