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Found growing on a farm in Llanfyllin
Quite vigorous and fairly disease resistant
around 1825
A late season eating apple that can be used for cider
First mentioned in 1872 at Merriott in Somerset
Devonshire Quarrenden Year:1 YR Found growing on a farmA very old eating apple. Attractive fruit, stunning deep red. Juicy, sweet, crisp strawberry flavour. Ripens in August. An apple so old it was mentioned by Worlidge in Vinetum Brittanicum of 1678. The name possibly derives from Carentan, an apple growing region of Normandy. Tolerant of wind and rain and is very popular in Devon where it thrives. Permission to use photograph by Philip James (Dinefwr Heritage Orchard) is gratefully acknowledged.
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