Apple 'Antonowka'

Malus domestica 'Antonowka'

Apple 'Antonowka'
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Tree: robust growth, broad, very frost resistant, also in the flower, until - 7 no problem
Fruit: medium large, to large apple
Flesh: yellowish-white, loose structure, slightly juicy, fresh sweet and sour with little aroma

Good table fruit, but not very special

Very good for applesauce and apple pie



Information



Blossom time
April
Planting distance

Distance in hedge

Soil conditions
All soils
Fruit colour
Green-yellow
Flavour
Fresh sweet and sour
Use
To eat fresh, purée, baking
Picking season
September
Season of use
September, October, November, December
Growing situation
Sun
Mature plant height

Blossom colour
Pink
Remarks
For enthusiasts, it is the only one that still produces fruit after a severe night frost.
Vigour
Moderate growth
Producing fruits after
After 2 to 3 years
Pollination
Not self-pollinating, but good pollinator for other breeds
Pollinators
Malus d. 'Alkmene', Malus d. 'Benoni', Malus d. 'Cox's Orange Pippin', Malus d. 'Discovery', Malus d. 'Finkenwerder Prinz', Malus d. 'Gloster', Malus d. 'James Grieve', Malus d. 'Lombarts Calville', Malus d. 'Red Jonathan', Malus d. 'Summerred'.
Disease resistance
Non-disease sensitive
Overall appreciation
7

This article is available in the following version(s)

Apple 'Antonowka' - spindle 1-year on Bitterfeld in pot

Maiden, 1-year on rootstock Bitterfeld in pot
Maiden, 1-year on rootstock Bitterfeld
With this maiden form you can make a half-standard or standard tree
Also convenient for higher espaliers (3 to 5 meter)
These plants can also be used for bush trees on poor dry soil, e.g. forest ground.

€ 17.50

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