Apple 'Beauty of Bath' 10 Litre
Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’
The Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’ is a classic English heritage variety dating back to the 19th century, renowned for its early ripening fruits and refreshing flavour. It produces medium-sized apples with a bright red flush over a pale green background, offering a delicious balance of sweetness and light acidity. Ready to harvest in late summer, it’s one of the first apples of the season and perfect for fresh eating.
Why we like it
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One of the earliest apples to ripen in the season.
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Delicious flavour with a refreshing sweet-sharp balance.
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Attractive, brightly coloured fruits.
What to know
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Prefers a sunny, sheltered position for best fruiting.
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Thrives in well-drained, fertile soil.
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Requires consistent watering, especially in dry periods.
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Benefits from annual pruning to maintain shape and productivity.
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May be susceptible to common apple pests and diseases, so regular care is advised.
Pollination
Pollination type:
Partially self-fertile
Pollination notes:
Can produce fruit on its own, but yields are significantly improved when planted with a compatible pollination partner nearby.
Recommended pollination partners:
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‘James Grieve’
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‘Greensleeves’
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‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
Pollination group:
Group 3
Flower details
Flower colour: White
Flowering months: April – May
Size at maturity
Height: 200–400 cm
Spread: 200–400 cm.
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Apple 'Beauty of Bath' 10 Litre
Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’
The Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’ is a classic English heritage variety dating back to the 19th century, renowned for its early ripening fruits and refreshing flavour. It produces medium-sized apples with a bright red flush over a pale green background, offering a delicious balance of sweetness and light acidity. Ready to harvest in late summer, it’s one of the first apples of the season and perfect for fresh eating.
Why we like it
-
One of the earliest apples to ripen in the season.
-
Delicious flavour with a refreshing sweet-sharp balance.
-
Attractive, brightly coloured fruits.
What to know
-
Prefers a sunny, sheltered position for best fruiting.
-
Thrives in well-drained, fertile soil.
-
Requires consistent watering, especially in dry periods.
-
Benefits from annual pruning to maintain shape and productivity.
-
May be susceptible to common apple pests and diseases, so regular care is advised.
Pollination
Pollination type:
Partially self-fertile
Pollination notes:
Can produce fruit on its own, but yields are significantly improved when planted with a compatible pollination partner nearby.
Recommended pollination partners:
-
‘James Grieve’
-
‘Greensleeves’
-
‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
Pollination group:
Group 3
Flower details
Flower colour: White
Flowering months: April – May
Size at maturity
Height: 200–400 cm
Spread: 200–400 cm.
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Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’
The Apple ‘Beauty of Bath’ is a classic English heritage variety dating back to the 19th century, renowned for its early ripening fruits and refreshing flavour. It produces medium-sized apples with a bright red flush over a pale green background, offering a delicious balance of sweetness and light acidity. Ready to harvest in late summer, it’s one of the first apples of the season and perfect for fresh eating.
Why we like it
-
One of the earliest apples to ripen in the season.
-
Delicious flavour with a refreshing sweet-sharp balance.
-
Attractive, brightly coloured fruits.
What to know
-
Prefers a sunny, sheltered position for best fruiting.
-
Thrives in well-drained, fertile soil.
-
Requires consistent watering, especially in dry periods.
-
Benefits from annual pruning to maintain shape and productivity.
-
May be susceptible to common apple pests and diseases, so regular care is advised.
Pollination
Pollination type:
Partially self-fertile
Pollination notes:
Can produce fruit on its own, but yields are significantly improved when planted with a compatible pollination partner nearby.
Recommended pollination partners:
-
‘James Grieve’
-
‘Greensleeves’
-
‘Cox’s Orange Pippin’
Pollination group:
Group 3
Flower details
Flower colour: White
Flowering months: April – May
Size at maturity
Height: 200–400 cm
Spread: 200–400 cm.
