Fruit ripening time: May - June
 
A distinctive flavour, which is sweet with some tartness. Given time in storage, the flavour will develop, and the sweetness will increase. 
 
A sister apple to Cripps Pink, but without the pink blush. A yellow-green skin, with a red stripe and prominent lenticels. The flesh is ivory white, with a tinge of green, and is firm and crisp. 
 
This apple has low chill requirements, so it can be grown in some areas where other varieties won’t thrive. 
 
Uses: Fresh eating, good in baking and will keep its shape when cooked. Good keeping qualities.
 
Tree Size: 
Dwarf: Can be kept to 1.5 m and grown in containers.Must be staked.
 
Semi-dwarf: 3 - 5 m tall, depending on shape 
 
 
Pollinators: Belle Cacheuse, Bulmer’s Norman, Cornish Aromatic, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, Jonathan, Lady in the Snow, Sweetman, White Transparent, early white flowering Crabapples especially Manchurian Crabapple. 
 
Flowering Group 2