Apple varieties?

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    Stringfellow
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    I’m hoping to get around to my long awaited cordon fruit tree frame system, and I’m starting to make choices on varieties to include. Having grown “scrumptious” at home, I can highly recommend it for juiciness, aroma and beautiful flavour. I live in North Yorkshire.

    If you could recommend one variety based primarily on flavour, which would it be? Any suggestions welcome.

    #48900

    prt
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    I like Ellison’s Orange which has an aniseed flavour on top of a rich taste similar to a Cox. It’s also juicy and definitely moreish. I’ve only had a cordon a few years but it has proven reliable with good yields.

    #48912

    Stringfellow
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    Thanks prt for your response. I’d given up on this thread way back and catch it now by chance. I’m actually ordering my trees tomorrow so your timing is good, basing varietal choices on Charles list and some others I have gathered. Delivery in December so time to get the frame system up before then. Thanks again.

    #48916

    charles
    Moderator

    I missed this one.
    For early apples Katy and Laxton Fortune.
    Mid season October, Lord Lambourne, Sunset, Egremont Russett & Ribston Pippin, among others.
    Keepers could be Jonagold, Kidds Orange.
    Best of planting to you.

    #48924

    Stringfellow
    Participant

    Thanks Charles and I realise you can’t be everywhere, no worries. It’s taken a while (6 years) to get them in – at least the soil is clean now 🙂 Gardens are never finished I guess…thanks again.

    #52698

    Karen Guthrie
    Participant

    Ribston Pippin is exceptionally well-flavoured (in Cumbria) and stores well, and we also enjoy Brownlees Russett for the same reasons.

    #52781

    amy lynn
    Participant

    I like Ashmead’s Kernel which has excellent aromatic flavour . It’s also juicy and crisp. I’ve only had a cordon a few years but it has proven reliable with good yields. Here are more apple varieties: https://docsbay.net/apple-varieties , hope could help you.

    #52784

    compostpope
    Participant

    You can also google “Orange pippin fruit trees” for lots of useful info and varietal comparisons aout all sorts of fruit trees. Also very helpful after sales service.

    CP

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