Brownlees Russet Äpple på Antonvka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Brownlees Russet' Alternatives:1-års träd, 70-130 cm Cultivated around 1848

Cultivated around 1848

An incredibly nice summer eating apple

Cox planted nine seeds from Ribston in Buckinhamshire

Reine Claude rouge van Mons

and was brought by Per Smed to Ørding in Mors

Brownlees Russet Äpple på Antonvka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Brownlees Russet' Alternatives:1-års träd, 70-130 cm Cultivated around 1848A classic English apple. Known from the Victorian era. Introduced by William Brownlee's c. 1848 Known for its beautiful deep red blooms in the spring. The tree is resistant to scab. The fruit is medium sized, flat round with a rough skin. The color is greenish yellow with a brown red cover color. The pulp is juicy, sour with a nice nutty taste. Especially suitable for desserts. Rating: ***** (5 max)Use: Eating apple Food appleMaturity: LateYield: