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developing a more complex flavour as it ripens
The name translates to 'large and speckled' and is a beautiful looking apple
Fragrant with potential for use as a single variety
juicy and sharp
soft enough for the miners with poor teeth and gums
Duke of Devonshire Size:M25 developing a more complex flavourA popular eating apple. Medium sized round fruit, green base becoming golden as it ripens with russet. Cream coloured flesh. Crisp and fresh straight from the tree, but if left to mature it develops a richer and more complex flavour. Raised in 1835 by Mr Wilson at Holker Hall, Lancashire, the Duke of Devonshires head gardener. Stores until March. Permission to use photograph by Philip James (Dinefwr Heritage Orchard) is gratefully acknowledged.