1.NETTLESTONE PIPPIN

A seedling from a cross between James Grieve and Cox's Orange Pippin. This is a most attractive apple. Ready mid-September. Cox size, brightly striped red and gold, with the James Grieve shape. Quite juicy. Slight russeting. Skin is shiny and slightly waxy, like James Grieve. Sunny side is all red with yellow and russet stripes - a really attractive apple. Ideally eaten from the tree and last season stored until the end of October.