Claygate Pearmain - high quality fruit sweet and aromatic.

Discovered in a Surrey hedgerow in 1821, this excellent, high quality specimen has fairly soft, aromatic, sweet and nutty juicy flesh with a full and rich flavour. Described by Hogg as "a valuable and highly esteemed dessert apple of the first quality". It is a reliable variety that crops well, it is resistant to scab, and is suitable for the colder areas in the north.  SG 1.052. A Triploid. Pollination Group 4.

Dessert - Partial Tip Bearer (but produces plenty of spurs) - Self sterile - Ready October

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