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Leicestershire Apples - Prince Charles

PRINCE CHARLES
Dessert, September-October. Lord Lambourne x Cox's Orange Pippin. Raised between 1940 and 1945 at Victoria Nurseries, Burbage, Leicestershire, by Herbert Robinson. Joan Morgan's book describes the taste as follows: "Fruits have creamy white flesh with a sweet, slightly subacid, slightly aromatic flavour". (seen at Brogdale apple exhibition, Oct 2004)

My impressions - they are very similar in flavour and appearance to Laxton's Fortune but without the hint of aniseed; there is also a slightly different background taste. Sweet, light, slightly aromatic; this is a very good apple.

photo shows specimen at Brogdale, photographed by permission.... Price Charles apple blossom, leicestershire variety....

Update - we have located scion wood and grafted some trees. These can be ordered from us.

Fruit from our trees pictured below.

photo shows specimen at Brogdale, photographed by permission....

Info. located by Mel Wilson

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