King Edward VII Apple Els PW 11101 acidic soils to perform their

acidic soils to perform their best

The flavorful flesh is fine textured and buttery

buttery and fine with a rich

Raintree has made an agreement with the INRA breeding program in Angers

Developed in California by noted horticulturist Albert Etter

King Edward VII Apple Els PW 11101 acidic soils to perform theirMalus domestica 'King Edward VII' Named in 1902 after the new English monarch and grown since in English gardens as an outstanding fresh eating and cooking apple. This Blenheim Orange x Golden Noble cross flowers very late so it can miss late frosts. The very large, yellow green fruit ripens in early October and cooks to a firm, well flavored, translucent cream puree. Scab resistant and late ripener. USDA Zone: 5 9 Mature Height: 12' Sun: Full Sun