Favourite Apple

[antdad]

I have Cox's OP tree at the bottom of the garden and it sporadically produces wonderful fruit and as you'd expect I can't find a shop bought apple to match it, if they aren't bone hard that put's me off for starters.

 

[PhilD]

The camply named Pink Lady from the shops. 60p a pop but the only reliable ones IME.

 

[sj184]

Re: RE: Favourite Apple

I have Cox's OP tree at the bottom of the garden and it sporadically produces wonderful fruit and as you'd expect I can't find a shop bought apple to match it, if they aren't bone hard that put's me off for starters.

As above

 

[Shemen Zait]

Pink Lady, nothing get closer. Love it so much that we planted a dwarf variant of this apple behind the house.

 

[rum]

Red Delicious for me. USA's best!!

 

[Hodda]

Pink Lady all day!

 

[DPTC]

Do like a good braeburn!

 

[Rufus]

Fuji and Honeycrisp.

 

[PhilD]

Pink Lady from the shops. 60p a pop but the only reliable ones IME.

I retract this,, just had two bad lots of Pink Lady from different shops. Luckily the British Cox's are good this year.

 

[superflyguy]

Cox or Russett

 

[Gairdner]

I love it when the first Discovery's of the season become available though quality can vary wildly from shop to shop. They don't keep long either but I can at least three in a row if they're on the money. I do like russets and Cox's OPs too. Favourite is toss up between Red Falstaff and Winter Wonder: the former from a tree in my garden and t'other available from Waitrose.

 

[pugh-the-special-one]

Found another nice apple a Kanzi same family and parentage as my favourite apple the Jazz comes for a cross between a Gala and a Braeburn. http://www.orangepippin.com/

 

[IanM]

Toffee.

Ian

 

[PhilD]

Pine.

 

[mattlad]

Pie......

 

[Northam Saint]

Pie......

Crumble !