Apple
Malus domestica
Hubbard's Pearmain |
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| Known in Norfolk before 1800. Exhibited at the
London Horticultural Society in 1819 by G Lindley, a
nurseryman from Norwich. Was quite widely grown
in gardens in the 19th century. A late dessert
apple, flushed and with some russeting. A sweet,
rich , nutty flavour. |
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Use:
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Dessert |
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Season of Use:
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Nov-Feb |
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Colour:
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Flushed |
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Flavour:
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Sweet |
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Origin:
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Norfolk UK 1800 |
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Pollination Group:
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C |
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Self-fertility:
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Self-sterile |
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