A popular and prolific early cooker from Victorian times originating around 1870 in England the variety is called Lord Grosvenor. A good variety for high elevations, damp and windy places! It has an irregular knobbly shape hence the local Welsh name “Goose’s Arse”. The large green fruit keeps well and cooks to a tangy, light puree. Makes good juice and cider. (Pollination group B)
Sold as a 1 or 2 year tree depending on what we have in stock. 1 year (maiden) tree is in its first year of growth and not available until September of the year it was grafted. £21.50 2 year + tree £26.50 Sold in 3 or 4 litre pots.
£21.50
In stock
A popular and prolific early cooker from Victorian times originating around 1870 in England the variety is called Lord Grosvenor. A good variety for high elevations, damp and windy places! It has an irregular knobbly shape hence the local Welsh name “Goose’s Arse”. The large green fruit keeps well and cooks to a tangy, light puree. Makes good juice and cider. (Pollination group B)
£21.50
In stock
