Yarlington Mill
A late mid season bittersweet cider apple.
Large fruit yellow with a pinkish flush, crisp and sweet with some astringency.
Ready late October to early November.
Found growing out of a wall at a mill at Yarlington, Somerset, by miller Edward Bartlet in the nineteenth century. Harry Masters went on to propagate the tree keeping the name Yarlington Mill.
It is now probably one of the most popular worldwide bittersweet cider apple trees and one the few late varieties with low acidity. Makes a great all round cider with good aroma and flavour.
Permission to use photograph by Kevin Garrod (Monnow Valley Cider) is gratefully acknowledged.
M116 – Medium. Up to 3-4m (10-13
ft) high. Space trees 3.6m (12ft) with 4.5m (15ft) between the rows. Good for wet soil conditions. Start fruiting after 3-4 years.
MM106 – Semi vigorous. Up to 3-4m (10-13 ft) high. Space trees 3.6m (12ft) with 4.5m (15ft) between the rows. Good for half standards, espaliers, cordons. Start fruiting after 3-4 years.
M25 – Very vigorous. Up to 6m (20
ft) high. Space trees 4.5, (15 ft) with 6m (20ft) between the rows. Grow as full or half standard. Ideal in poorer soil in exposed sites. Start fruiting after 5-6 years.
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Delivery is charged at the flat rate of £15.00.
All of our trees are available for delivery bare rooted during the winter planting season, which runs from early December to late March.
If you require any further help or assistance, there's information on rootstocks, pollination and planting out under the advice tab in the main menu, or please don't hesitate to reach out to us.
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