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Warner's King Cooking Apple
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Warner's King dates
back to 1700 and has a history which has been documented. Over
the years this apple tree has been called by various names. It
was first discovered in Weavering, Kent, England as a seedling.
It produces lots of apples each year, and is a good choice for
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The apples are a typical cooking apple green with large individual
apples. The apples turn slightly yellow as they ripen on the tree. This
is a triploid variety which is self-fertile. The apples have small
russet type markings on them.
If you want to buy the Warner's King apple tree online then
click here
for one supplier we have found in the UK.
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APPLE |
| Taste |
Acidic |
| Skin Texture |
Hard |
| Flesh |
Pure white and
crisp |
| Apple size |
Large |
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GROWING |
| Flowers |
Early season |
| Pollination
Group |
2 |
| Vigour |
Very vigorous |
| Crop Yield |
High |
| Eating time |
September to
March |
| Tree Shape |
Not known |
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