James Grieve IV – Stort Äppleträd - Malus Domestica 'James Grieve' Ain but introduced to the

Ain but introduced to the trade at Oullins near Lyon

Ett gott surkörsbär att både sylta och göra saft och körsbärsvin av

Picked in several batches

It is recommended that the tree is sheltered as it tends to drop fruit before it matures

which was discovered around 1850

James Grieve IV – Stort Äppleträd - Malus Domestica 'James Grieve' Ain but introduced to theYear: 2015 Height: 3. 4 m Shape: collum round Diameter: 4 5 cm Branches: 7 8 A central leader James Grieve with a good height already. Must be pruned so that the fruit is reachable. The old Scottish variety is often underestimated as it is a fantastic all rounder for eating, cooking and juicing. When picked early it makes a sweet and delicate cooking apple, when ripe it makes a wonderful dessert apple. It produces fruit every year, is disease