Spartan Äpple på Antonovka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Spartan' Alternatives:100 pcs, bare-rooted, 2-year-old trees, 150-200 cm and the pulp is white

and the pulp is white and very juicy

cheese etc

James Grieve is an apple variety originating from Edinburgh

Ain but introduced to the trade at Oullins near Lyon

USA by the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station which is part of Cornell University around 1926

Spartan Äpple på Antonovka Grundstam - Malus Domestica 'Spartan' Alternatives:100 pcs, bare-rooted, 2-year-old trees, 150-200 cm and the pulp is whiteThe variety is a cross between McIntosh and Newton from British Columbia, Canada. Marketed in 1936 and came to Sweden approx. 1940. The tree grows moderately vigorously and has an upright stiff crown. The tree is healthy. The apples are small to medium sized, round with a yellow green base color and a very dark red covering color. The shell is thin and fragile. The pulp is white, juicy and very tasty. It has a lot of sweetness, medium acidity and weak