Ashton Bittersweet
Also called Ashton Bitter. From Long Ashton, Somerset 1947. A cross between Dabinett and Stoke Red. An early cider apple that dropwhen ripe. Tends to be biennial cropping, making an upright compact tree.
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Additional Information About the Ashton Bittersweet
- Use: Cider
- Flavour: Full Bittersweet
- Origin: Long Ashton, Somerset, 1947
- Flower Period: Late
- Picking Season: Early
- Disease Resistance: Very good resistance to scab and restistant to tip rot
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