Grown by Kenneth McCreadie in Rhyl, North Wales in the 1920s. Dessert apple. The original apple tree and location seem to have been lost. He originally called it Kenneth, which probably accounted for its lack of marketing success! Very likely has cox parentage.
Grown by Kenneth McCreadie in Rhyl, North Wales in the 1920s. Dessert apple. The original apple tree and location seem to have been lost. He originally called it Kenneth, which probably accounted for its lack of marketing success! Very likely has cox parentage.
£26.50
In stock
Grown by Kenneth McCreadie in Rhyl, North Wales in the 1920s. Dessert apple. The original apple tree and location seem to have been lost. He originally called it Kenneth, which probably accounted for its lack of marketing success! Very likely has cox parentage.
£26.50
In stock
