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  • Red Burschlep Apple??

    Hi

    I've had on my allotment, for two years, what is described as a Red Burschlep apple - I have searched t'internet and it doesn't seem to exist and I've never read of it in any books. Has anyone heard of it, or know of it or have I, as I suspect, been sold a non-existent dolly??

    It doesn't seem to be doing much at all when compared to the James Grieve and Braeburn bought at the same time, although the nursery that sold it to me told me it was in the same pollinating group as James Grieve (I did get one apple off the James Grieve in its first year)
    'May your cattle never wander and your crops never fail'

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    Now I've read the label with me gigs on - it's actually Red Berlepsch and I've found it on t'internet!! German Heritage apple apparently described as having a easily cracked, scruffy, ugly skin, but beautiful tasting - well being a bit cracked myself and always having had a soft spot for the ugly underdog, I'll give it a second chance, although it also says it's a bienniel, aaah must be too ashamed to show it's ugly mug EVERY year - bless!
    'May your cattle never wander and your crops never fail'

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