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base colour green
near Wellington
Creamy white flesh with an aniseed flavour which develops after picking
The 'Fragrant Poppit'
Sharp taste that sweetens with time - fruit ripens end of October
Clay Gate Pearmain Size:MM106 base colour greenA late eating apple that can also be used for cider. Flush of orange red over greenish apple. Crisp and juicy with a tang similar to Cox's Orange Pippin. Stores until February, becoming sweeter, rich and nutty. A good cropper. Discovered by John Braddick grown in a hedge near his home in Clay Gate, Surrey. He sent specimens to the London Horticultural Society in 1822 which stated: 'it is unquestionably a first rate dessert apple.' Permission to use