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| Name | Tydemans Late Orange - a biennial bearing apple variety |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dan Neuteboom |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 30-04-2019 05:29:41 |
| Video Discription | Dan Neuteboom compares two varieties, James Grieve and Tydemans Late Orange. The first tree is covered with blossom, the second has none at all. Why? Tydemans Late Orange is a variety that tends to crop well one year, and very little, or none, the following year - a so-called biennial bearing variety. This is part of the tree’s genetic make-up and we have to put up with it. But Tydemans Late Orange has such good eating quality and good storage quality that it’s well worth growing in any case. James Grieve is a summer apple, Tydemans Late Orange is a late autumn apple. Trees that mature their fruit late in the season often have better eating and keeping quality than the earlier fruiting trees. Amongst other biennial bearing apple varieties there is Laxton Superb: like Tydemans Late Orange, it’s worth waiting for. Further information on apple varieties at the RealEnglishFruit website: https://realenglishfruit.co.uk/varieties/ [67nDny5Dp4w] |
| Category | Howto & Style |
| Tags | dan neuteboom | real english fruit | suffolk fruit and trees | james grieve | tydemans late orange | biennial cropping | biennial bearing | biennial bearing apple varieties |
