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The Arthur Turner apple tree was bred in 1912 at Slough, Berkshire in the UK.
It's a partially self-fertile variety which produces fruit earlier in the year than most,
from late September onwards. |
Arthur Turner has good resistance to frost. Unusually this apple tree was awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit (1945) for the very attractive flowers it produces. It gives a good, reliable crop of apples which are green, yellow to tinged with orange.
Arthur Turner is a very versatile apple for cooking. When cooked it breaks down to a sweet puree with the result that it requires little additional sugar in pies and sauces. It makes one of the best baked apples ever, a treat which should be sampled more often than it is nowadays.
| THE APPLE | |
| Taste | Acidic |
| Skin Texture | Tough |
| Flesh | White |
| Apple size | Large |
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| GROWING | |
| Flowers | Middle to late season |
| Pollination Group | 3 |
| Vigour | Strong grower |
| Crop Yield | High |
| Eating time | September to November |
| Tree Shape | Upright |
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