Resistant varieties; Varieties for organic orchards; Varieties for farm shops
Season 2024/2025 | Season 2025/2026 | |
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Trees | M9 EMLA | M9 Pajam®2 Cepiland |
Trees | Geneva® G11 | MM111 |
Graftwood / Budwood | √ | √ |
Origin : cross between two breeding selections made at the Rutgers Fruit Research and Development Center, 1971, USA
Breeder : Purdue Research Foundation
Licence holder : Consortium européen PRF
Picking date : Mid-season
Fruit size : 70/85
Uses : suitable for organic orchards. One of the sweetest scab resistant varieties. Very important to store the fruit in CA storage for post Christmas sales
Blossom date : mid season (as for Golden Delicious)
Pollinator : Malus INRA Baugene, Malus Golden Gem, Malus Bauflor, Dalinette
Vigour : average
Time till first cropping / yields : slow / good yields
Susceptibility to alternate bearing / thinning : low susceptibility to alternate bearing / as difficult to thin as Gala
Susceptibility / resistance to diseases : resistant to the common scab strains (gen Vf), susceptible to mildew, average to low susceptibility to rosy apple aphid
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