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around 1815
Grows well in wetter soil (a favourite in Scotland) and described in the Herefordshire Pomona 1876-85 as 'one of the finest culinary apples'
Thought to be one of the underlay group
green base becoming golden as it ripens with russet
Flowers mid-May and drops mid-late September
George Cave Size:M116 around 1815An early eating apple. Small to medium fruit, flushed red. Crisp, sweet and juicy with an intense flavour. A strong tree and a good cropper, ready in mid August. Like many early varieties, does not keep long. Raised by George Cave in 1923, but introduced to Seabrook's Nursery in Essex in 1945. Blossom is said to withstand frost. Permission to use photograph by Philip James (Dinefwr Heritage Orchard) is gratefully acknowledged.
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