Price range: 18,00 € through 28,00 €
Flowering period: Mid-May
Harvest period: First half of September
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Peasgood’s Nonsuch Apple, also known as Fishgood’s Peerless and Goldreinette von Peasgood, is an heirloom English variety, highly prized for its very large apples and versatile use. Obtained by N. Peasgood in Stamford from a Catshad Codlin seedling, it has been on the market since 1872.
The fruit is very large, weighing between 500 and 800 grams, with a diameter of 70 to 80 mm. It has a round, conical shape, homogeneous, with a smooth green-yellow epidermis that turns pale yellow when ripe, often tinged with bright carmine red on the sunny side. The flesh is white, slightly yellowish, fine, tender, juicy, pleasantly acidic and slightly aromatic.
The apple from the Peasgood’s Nonsuch apple tree is an excellent knife and culinary apple, also considered a luxury fruit for exhibitions. It is harvested in September and can be stored naturally until the beginning of November, although it is susceptible to certain diseases in a refrigerated environment.
Peasgood’s Nonsuch has medium to high vigour, with a frame adapted to shapes such as bush, oblique cords and spindle.
The Peasgood’s Nonsuch Apple Tree is a luxury English variety, ideal for hobbyists and for temporary cultivation in intensive commercial orchards. Despite its susceptibility to disease, it remains a variety prized for its exceptional qualities.
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| Weight | 0,3 kg |
|---|---|
| Age | 1 year (Whip, between 1m and 2m), 2 years |
| Apple rootstock | B9, adult height≈ 2m, M111, adult size ≈ 4m, M9, adult size ≈ 2.5m, MM106, adult size ≈ 3.5m, Seedling, adult height over 5m |
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