Adams Pearmain Apple Tree
A lovely aromatic eating apple favoured for its rich, nutty flavour. Apple Adams Pearmain has reddish brown skin and an attractive if not unusual Pearmain shape, narrowing at the base. Often described as having a slightly 'dry' texture, the fruit is certainly not short of juice though.
Adams Pearmain apple trees will crop in mid October, so is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a variety that crops later than other apple trees. Apple Adams Pearmain requires a pollination partner from group A, B or C to set its delicious fruit. A pollination partner can be located as far as half a mile away.
Malus domestica 'Adams's Pearmain' is thought to originate from Hereford or Norfolk in the 19th century.
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Adams Pearmain Apple Tree
A lovely aromatic eating apple favoured for its rich, nutty flavour. Apple Adams Pearmain has reddish brown skin and an attractive if not unusual Pearmain shape, narrowing at the base. Often described as having a slightly 'dry' texture, the fruit is certainly not short of juice though.
Adams Pearmain apple trees will crop in mid October, so is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a variety that crops later than other apple trees. Apple Adams Pearmain requires a pollination partner from group A, B or C to set its delicious fruit. A pollination partner can be located as far as half a mile away.
Malus domestica 'Adams's Pearmain' is thought to originate from Hereford or Norfolk in the 19th century.
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A lovely aromatic eating apple favoured for its rich, nutty flavour. Apple Adams Pearmain has reddish brown skin and an attractive if not unusual Pearmain shape, narrowing at the base. Often described as having a slightly 'dry' texture, the fruit is certainly not short of juice though.
Adams Pearmain apple trees will crop in mid October, so is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a variety that crops later than other apple trees. Apple Adams Pearmain requires a pollination partner from group A, B or C to set its delicious fruit. A pollination partner can be located as far as half a mile away.
Malus domestica 'Adams's Pearmain' is thought to originate from Hereford or Norfolk in the 19th century.
