Beverley Pippin Apple tree
Owner: Geoff
Location: Beverley, EAST YORKSHIRE, United Kingdom
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Age: | Planted in about 1970 |
Age of this tree: | 57 years |
Rootstock: | N/K |
Blossom: | May |
Picking: | Aug-Sept |
Soil: | Good loam. pH 7 |
Climate at this location: | Coastal locality ameliorates most bad winters but eastern side of country is drier. |
Pruning: | Yes |
Tree form: | Central leader (widest at bottom) |
Height: | Taller than 15ft / 4m |
Cropping: | Biennial cropping (alternate years) |
Growth: | This tree grows easily here |
Herbicides: | Manual treatment (hoeing and weeding) |
Pesticides: | Chemical treatments |
Local pests: | Woolly aphid |
Owner's comments
Grown from a Christmas time apple pip about 40 years ago and grafted onto unknown rootstock by local nurseryman. An eating apple which is slow to discolour when peeled. Extremely good flavour and very juicy. This has now been further propagated by The Northern Fruit Group and the East Riding of Yorkshire C.C. who have planted specimens in their Millennium Orchard. Grafted specimens have been sold at £10 during the October Apple Day at the Millennium Orchard in Beverley. Grafting stocks have now been sent to the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale in Kent.Season records for this tree
2014
Spring blossom: 2 May
Harvest: 3rd week August2010
Spring blossom: 12 May
Harvest: 1st week September
Everything is later and smaller than normal due to weather patterns this year.

