Description

Apple ‘Irish Peach’

A medium sized apple which has small, pale yellowish green skin which is tinged dull reddish brown, and thickly dotted with green dots on the shaded side and red flushed with yellow spots on the exposed side. The flesh is greenish white, tender, and crisp and has a rich, refreshing, perfumed juice. It ripens in the first week of August but it doesn’t keep so needs to be eaten straight from the tree throughout August. (Sligo, Ireland, 1819). Flowering Group 2.

Containerised Trees are supplied from September to August. Bare Root Trees are supplied from November to March