Apple "Frequin Rouge" Tree Size:M.9 (Nic29) (Full-Dwarfing) but first described by Legrand

but first described by Legrand of Yvetot in 1872

raw and unpolished

The Queen Cox apple is believed to have stemmed from a naturally occurring bud-sport of the original Cox’s Orange Pippin in the UK

Skin: Fuchsia flush over yellow-golden background

Minnesota 1913 (released 1922)

Apple "Frequin Rouge" Tree Size:M.9 (Nic29) (Full-Dwarfing) but first described by LegrandFrequin Rouge French Bitter Cider Apple [Acid medium low; Sugar medium; Tannin high] Cider Vintage worthy, Aromatic Physical Attributes: Shape: Small, round to conical Skin: Dark red over a green base Flesh: Blushed, fast oxidizer Flavour: Leathery, musky orchard floor aromas, with a vintage worthy profile of flavours and deeply coloured, moderate yield juice. Can present a smoky, asphalt aroma when grown in stressed conditions. Neat History: