Rosemary Russet Size:M116 but later renamed when it

but later renamed when it was found in Court of Wick at Yatton in Somerset

Harry Masters went on to propagate the tree keeping the name Yarlington Mill

where yellow

Recorded in 1831 but believed to be a much older tree from Herefordshire

A wonderful rich flavour

Rosemary Russet Size:M116 but later renamed when itA late aromatic eating apple. Green yellow skin with orange red flush, some russeting. Firm and juicy flesh, with a sweet tang and fragrance. Great for juicing. A good cropper with beautiful blossom. Drops in early October, stores until March. First listed in 1831. Received the RHS award of greatest merit in 1993. Permission to use photograph by Philip James (Dinefwr Heritage Orchard) is gratefully acknowledged.