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Apple - Irish Peach
(Malus domestica 'Irish Peach')
despatched between November 2020 and March 2021
| Size | Price £ ea | £/10 |
|---|---|---|
| Maiden (M106) | sold out | blank |
| Bush (M106) | sold out | blank |
| Half Standard (M106) | sold out | blank |
| Cordon (M106) | sold out | blank |
Type: Dessert
Pollination Group: B - self sterile
Pick: August
Use: August
Originated 1819 from Kilkenny, Ireland
Description: A fine quality early dessert apple, that was very popular in Victorian and Edwardian times. Also known as Early Crofton, this was raised in Ireland and introduced into England in 1819 by the Kilkenny nurseryman John Robertson. Pale yellow with orange-red flushing, this is best eaten straight off the tree when it has a lovely rich flavour, plenty of juice and is deliciously aromatic. The tree itself is moderately vigorous, slightly spreading in habit and a pure tip-bearer.
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