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Wolverhampton in 1932
Tolerant of wind and rain and is very popular in Devon where it thrives
Increases in sugar after about two months and becomes a sweet
Full blossom second week of May
aromatic with a high red colour juice
Lorna Doone Size:M25 Wolverhampton in 1932A duel purpose eating and bittersharp cider apple. Large flattened fruit, pale yellow green with red flush. Sweet and chewy. Fruits ready mid October. A heavy cropper that can be biennial. Vigorous and sprawling tree. Raised by the Lorna Doone Cider Co. near Wellington. Awarded first class in the 1935 cider competition at Long Ashton as a medium cider.