Attributes
- Pollination group 3
- Uses: Eating
- Uses: Cooking
- Picking month: Early October
Description: Apple ‘Upton Pyne’ is a classic culinary variety known for its exceptional flavour and versatility. This English heritage apple bears medium-sized, oblong fruits with pink stripes over a green-yellow background. Its sweet and sharp taste, coupled with a juicy and crisp texture, makes it ideal for a range of culinary uses, from baking to cider production. ‘Upton Pyne’ has a vigorous and upright growth habit, producing a reliable harvest in the autumn, as well as one of the largest apple flowers with wonderfully fluffy petals in spring.
History: The Upton Pyne apple, originating in England, is believed to date back to the 19th century. Named after the village of Upton Pyne in Devon in 1910, this heritage apple gained popularity for its exceptional culinary qualities. Its precise origins remain unclear, but it has established a reputation for being a reliable and flavorful variety. With a rich history tied to traditional orchards, the Upton Pyne apple continues to be cherished for its unique taste and contributions to the culinary world.










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