Description

Named Turnip Apple in Ireland due to the fact that the fruit grow as big as turnips.  This variety is a match for the Welsh apple ‘Gelli Aur’ following DNA testing.

Fruit is slightly sweet, sharp, juicy and crisp with good flavour.  Historically used for cooking and cider making in Ireland.

Use: Dual

Flowering: Mid-Season

Picking: Early October – November

 

Not on approved list for Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES).