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crimson and rosy colour on top
Named after the home of Earl Talbot - Ingestre Hall - although originally raised by Thomas Andrew Knight around 1800
shown on a map of 1780
excellent for baked apples
Wanstall Pippin Size:M116 crimson and rosy colour onExcellent eating apple, also known as Wanstall Jack, or Jack in the Wood. A flavourful creamy flesh, juicy, crisp, and firm. Mostly sweet with a hint of tart. A medium sized, round, golden yellow fruit with patches of red and a little russet. It will store for around six months. It is an old Kentish variety from the 1800s, there is some debate as to whether it was a tailor in Sittingbourne or possibly a farmer, Thomas Wanstall in Greenstreet, Kent,
US$ 18.00
US$ 18.00
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