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Apple Ben's RedApple Bens Red A seedling of Devonshire Quarrenden bred in Cornwall in the 1830s, early dessert Apple Bens Red is very like its parent, but with a better flavour. Medium sized, flattened round fruit, pale yellowish green with a heavy maroon flush and a few russet dots; the flesh is pink tinged, crisp, juicy and sweet, with a taste reminiscent of strawberries. Small, spreading tree, but a heavy cropper. Spur bearer. Tendency to biennial bearing; thin

and there are few thorns

and is narrow enough for a specimen in a courtyard garden

it should not be pruned regularly

Pot and plant can also be placed directly into water to be container grown

5m) Spread: 10-15ft (3 to 4

flattened clusters of lightly fragrant

dry and slightly acid

but a heavy cropper

Apples are ready for picking in October and will keep until March

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and a reliable cropper