Devonshire Quarrenden Apple tree
Owner: Cheuk
Location: Amsterdam, NOORD-HOLLAND, Netherlands
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Age: | Planted in about 2017 |
Age of this tree: | 8 years |
Soil: | Plot has peaty/acidity soil, so fruit trees go into a container. 20 Litres with compost, cow dung, potassium, bloodmeal, lime, liquid fertilizer |
Climate at this location: | zone 7a, mild sea climate, lots of sun, lots of wind, hedge to slowdown wind |
Pruning: | Pruned off the central leader to make a vase shape, but later it grew wrongly, so I cut it drastically back. |
Tree form: | Bush (wider at top than bottom) |
Height: | Not sure |
Cropping: | Does not usually produce any fruit |
Growth: | This tree grows easily here |
Herbicides: | Manual treatment (hoeing and weeding) |
Pesticides: | Un-treated |
Local pests: | Wasps other insects and birds |
Owner's comments
Devonshire quarrenden is a must in every orchard. I have tasted yellow transparent, but did not like it..goes mealy very quickly. So I decided to graft some Devonshire quarrenden onto an m9 rootstock and on my rubinola mother tree. This year is wants to produce 4 apples. Since it should be growing, I will allow just one apple on this twig. It's height is under 1 metre and this is the first time that it produces a small crop. I'll share this apple with my family.Season records for this tree
2022
Spring blossom: 18 April
Canker: Not present
Scab: Not present
Mildew: Not present
Fireblight: Not present
Cedar-apple rust: Not present
Woolly aphid: Not present
Codling moth: Not present
Plum fruit moth: Not present
Silverleaf: Not present
The "devonshire quarrenden" is a scion growing on a scion-bank-tree, or as I call it: a mother tree. The Devonshire Quarenden has 90 % of it's blossoms open today 18-04-2022.