Maglemer Äpple på Antonovka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Maglemer' Alternatives:2-års träd, 150-200 cm Many consider this cider apple

Many consider this cider apple to be one of the most valuable from Herefordshire

This damson tree is self-fertile and therefore only one tree is required to produce fruit

Rating: ***** (5 max)Use: Eating pears / Cooking / CiderMaturity: LateHarvest: GoodHardiness: Zones 1-5Plant location: Sun

juicy and with a rather large core

It was put on the market around the 1890s

Maglemer Äpple på Antonovka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Maglemer' Alternatives:2-års träd, 150-200 cm Many consider this cider appleThe Maglemer apple's name comes from Maglemer on Lolland in Denmark. It originated around 1810 in Maglemer, and began to be sold by Alnarp's gardens around 1879. The skin of the apple is red, and the taste of the pulp is sweet and sour. Maglemer is an apple that many apple allergy sufferers tolerate, and is suitable for eating directly, as a food apple and for cider and must. Rating: ***** (max 5)Use: Eating apple Eating apple CiderMaturity: