Apple 'Beauty Of Bath'
The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a venerable and cherished apple variety known for its early ripening fruits and exceptional flavor. Originating in the UK in the 19th century, it's celebrated for producing delicious, sweet, and slightly tart apples with a vibrant red flush over a pale green background. Its early harvest time, typically in late summer, makes it a favorite among apple enthusiasts eager for the first taste of the season.
Why we like it
- Early fruiting variety, providing some of the season's first apples.
- Exceptional flavor balance of sweetness and tartness.
- Attractive red flush on apples, making them visually appealing.
What to know
- Prefers a sunny, sheltered position to thrive.
- Requires well-drained, fertile soil for optimal growth.
- Regular watering is essential, especially during dry spells.
- Annual pruning is necessary to maintain shape and promote fruiting.
- Susceptible to common apple pests and diseases; proactive management is recommended.
Self-pollinator or cross-pollinator The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a partially self-fertile variety but benefits significantly from cross-pollination to produce a better yield. Varieties that can cross-pollinate with it include 'James Grieve', 'Greensleeves', and 'Cox's Orange Pippin'.
Flower colour White
Flowering months April, May
Height and Spread When fully grown, the Apple 'Beauty of Bath' can reach a height of 200-400 cm and a spread of 200-400 cm.
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Apple 'Beauty Of Bath'
The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a venerable and cherished apple variety known for its early ripening fruits and exceptional flavor. Originating in the UK in the 19th century, it's celebrated for producing delicious, sweet, and slightly tart apples with a vibrant red flush over a pale green background. Its early harvest time, typically in late summer, makes it a favorite among apple enthusiasts eager for the first taste of the season.
Why we like it
- Early fruiting variety, providing some of the season's first apples.
- Exceptional flavor balance of sweetness and tartness.
- Attractive red flush on apples, making them visually appealing.
What to know
- Prefers a sunny, sheltered position to thrive.
- Requires well-drained, fertile soil for optimal growth.
- Regular watering is essential, especially during dry spells.
- Annual pruning is necessary to maintain shape and promote fruiting.
- Susceptible to common apple pests and diseases; proactive management is recommended.
Self-pollinator or cross-pollinator The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a partially self-fertile variety but benefits significantly from cross-pollination to produce a better yield. Varieties that can cross-pollinate with it include 'James Grieve', 'Greensleeves', and 'Cox's Orange Pippin'.
Flower colour White
Flowering months April, May
Height and Spread When fully grown, the Apple 'Beauty of Bath' can reach a height of 200-400 cm and a spread of 200-400 cm.
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Description
The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a venerable and cherished apple variety known for its early ripening fruits and exceptional flavor. Originating in the UK in the 19th century, it's celebrated for producing delicious, sweet, and slightly tart apples with a vibrant red flush over a pale green background. Its early harvest time, typically in late summer, makes it a favorite among apple enthusiasts eager for the first taste of the season.
Why we like it
- Early fruiting variety, providing some of the season's first apples.
- Exceptional flavor balance of sweetness and tartness.
- Attractive red flush on apples, making them visually appealing.
What to know
- Prefers a sunny, sheltered position to thrive.
- Requires well-drained, fertile soil for optimal growth.
- Regular watering is essential, especially during dry spells.
- Annual pruning is necessary to maintain shape and promote fruiting.
- Susceptible to common apple pests and diseases; proactive management is recommended.
Self-pollinator or cross-pollinator The Apple 'Beauty of Bath' is a partially self-fertile variety but benefits significantly from cross-pollination to produce a better yield. Varieties that can cross-pollinate with it include 'James Grieve', 'Greensleeves', and 'Cox's Orange Pippin'.
Flower colour White
Flowering months April, May
Height and Spread When fully grown, the Apple 'Beauty of Bath' can reach a height of 200-400 cm and a spread of 200-400 cm.
