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roundish conical shape
Found growing in an old Pembrokeshire orchard at the vicarage in Llanstadwell
A popular choice in Herefordshire orchards around the 1920s
Listed in 1769 by William Perfect of Pontefract
White flesh that is tender
Yellow Ingestre Size:M116 roundish conical shapeAn excellent quality eating apple. Small, yellow fruit turning to golden on the sunny side, with a pale reddish blush. A lovely crisp bite with a full complex flavour. The tree has an attractive dropping habit with beautiful blossom, popularly used as a decorative tree in Victorian England. Ready mid September, stores until the end of October. Named after the home of Earl Talbot Ingestre Hall although originally raised by Thomas Andrew Knight around