Origin: Worcestershire UK, 1873
Pollination: Worcester Pearmain is partially self-fertile and would produce some crop without a pollinator but would benefit considerably from a pollinator.Find pollination partners >
British-grown
All our bare-root trees are personally hand-grafted by our Nursery Manager and grown on at our nursery in Kent. We have Defra and Plant Healthy certification.
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Use | Dessert |
Colour | Red |
Flavour | Sweet |
Fruit size | Medium |
Picking time | Early/Mid Sep |
Season of use | Sep-Oct |
Tree vigour | Moderate |
Tree habit | Upright-spreading |
Fruit-bearing | Partial tip-bearer |
Cropping | Heavy |
Disease resistance | Scab - Susceptible Canker - Susceptible Mildew - Very resistant |
Suitable for | Dry Regions Late Frost Northern Britain |
Special features | Attractive Blossom |
Pollination date | 11 |
Pollination group | C |
Self-fertility | Partially self-fertile |
Pollinators | Pollination partners |
Parentage | Devonshire Quarrenden |
Progeny | Discovery Laxton's Early Crimson Elton Beauty Eros Exeter Cross Flame Garnet Hunter's Majestic Jester Katy Lord Lambourne Merton Worcester Michaelmas Red Opal Pearl Tydeman's Early Worcester William Crump Winston |