Easytree: Apple Paradis® Myra®
One of the best, sweetest apples there is!
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Product information "Easytree: Apple Paradis® Myra®"
The tradition of the Christmas apple has somewhat been forgotten because of tropical fruits. Here it is again: sweet, warm, orange. Even St. Nicholas would have truly enjoyed Myra.Form/appearance: Medium-sized, built high, pink-striped
Texture / firmness: Very firm, fine texture
Flavour/aroma: Intensely sweet, aromatic, pear flavours, for lovers of sweet apples – or for cold Christmas days
Growth/health: Medium strong growth, scab resistant
Harvest/maturity/storage: At the end of September, storage until March, ready to eat starting in November
Final size of bush: Height: 2-2.5 m
- Flowering Period April
- Ripeness/Harvest Period September
- Final height 2m to 3m
- Final width 2m to 3m
- Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
- Sweetness sweet
- Use South- and West-facing walls, as a specimen plant
- Hardiness hardy
- Soil moist, dry, heavy, moderately heavy, light, slightly alkaline, neutral, slightly acidic
- Location partial shade, full sun
- Flower Colour white
- Leaf Colour green
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This plant was bred by Lubera in Switzerland and placed on the market after extensive testing at our facilities in Buchs (CH) and Bad Zwischenahn (D). In 20 years of work, Lubera's founder and breeder Markus Kobelt has bred more than 80 of his own new varieties for the home garden; they all have the goal of providing you, our customers, with more experience and flavour, easier growing and more resistant, more robust varieties.
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Pollination (Chris)
We live in the north east of England near Hexham. We have a collection of apple pear and plum trees. Do we need to plant Red Love trees in multiples from a pollination perspective?
Pollination (sonja dreher)
Hello,
if you have other Apple trees in your gardens it is very likely, that you would not need another Redlove for pollination, as Redloves can be pollinated by the most popular apple varieties.
kind regards
Your Lubera team
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