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| Apple Lord Burghley | |||||
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| Summary | A well-regarded Victorian winter dessert apple, and an excellent keeper. It is a good variety for attracting deer as the apples stay on the tree into winter. | ||||
Identification | Lord Burghley | ||||
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Using | Lord Burghley | ||||
| Flavor | Good | ||||
| Flavour style | Aromatic | ||||
| Ripening period | Mid-Late season | ||||
| Use/Keeping | 3 months or more | ||||
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Growing | Lord Burghley | ||||
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| Cropping | Light | ||||
| Vigour | Average growth | ||||
| Pollination | Flowering group 4 Flowers Mid-Late season Self-sterile | ||||
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Other | Lord Burghley | ||||
| Country of origin | United Kingdom | ||||
| Other qualities | Awards 1865 |