Adam's Pearmain - a disease resistant, sweet heritage apple.

A medium size “pearmain” shaped apple (wider at the top than the bottom) is an old English variety with resistance to scab and canker loved by the Victorians for its complex sweet, nutty, and aromatic flavour similar to some russets. It is worth considering as a "first-rate" heritage apple (introduced 1826 and is probably from Herefordshire) with interesting characteristics and tolerance of late frosts. Suitable for organic production. Pollination Group 3.

Dessert Apple - Self sterile - spurs freely - partial tip bearer - Ready Mid October

Minimum order of 5 scions - these can be of different varieties.