Bramtot Apple Trees
- Bittersweet
- High sugar
- Heavy Cropper
- Hardy to zone 5
Bramtot is a bittersweet French cider apple, first introduced in Normandy in 1872. Reputedly from the old variety Martin Fessar; taken to England by the Woolhope Naturalists’ Field Club in 1884.
Fruit is small/medium, green with orange blush. Partially russetted. Low acid, high tannin, very high sugar.
Ripens early October. The tree is tall, with erect branches.
Using
- Picking season: Late
- Uses: Cider
- Cropping: Heavy
- Keeping (of fruit): Poor
- Fruit persistence: Normal Ripening
Growing
- Self-fertility: Not Self-Fertile
- Pollination Group:
- Pollinating others: Average
- Ploidy: Diploid
- Vigor:
- Bearing Regularity: Regular
- Cold Hardiness: Zone 5
Disease Resistance
- Disease resistance:
| Height of tree when mature: | Small / Dwarf (6′-10′), Medium / Semi-Dwarf (8′-12′), Large / Semi-Standard (10′-16′) |
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