Tremlett’s Bitter Äpple på MM106 Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Tremlett’s Bitter' Alternatives:100 pcs, bare-rooted, 2-year-old trees, 100-150 cm The pulp is yellow-green

The pulp is yellow-green

The seeds are of an unknown apple variety

Cider variety from South Devon

hence the name

Tremlett’s Bitter Äpple på MM106 Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Tremlett’s Bitter' Alternatives:100 pcs, bare-rooted, 2-year-old trees, 100-150 cm The pulp is yellow-greenThe Tremletts Bitter apple originally originated in Devon, England around 1880. It is a large fruit with a dark red color and the pulp has a sweet and bitter taste. Popular for creating bittersweet cider that can also be mixed. Rating: ***** (max 5)Use: CiderMaturity: Medium LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zone 1 4Plant location: Sun, nutritious soilAug Sept = early Sept Oct = middle Oct Nov = lateYield: good medium small